DIVA
~DOB: 10/1/2024 | Weight: 60 lbs | Location: Snohomish, WA
Energy Level: Moderate - High | Overall Drive: Moderate - High
Diva is the kind of dog who wants a job, even if that job is just being your shadow on every adventure. She’s incredibly willing, eager to please, and thrives when given structure, direction, and the chance to learn. With a little time to build focus and endurance, Diva is going to be an absolute rock star for an active home.
Affectionate, social, confident, and intense (in the best way), Diva loves connection. She greets life with enthusiasm and big feelings, especially when it comes to her people. She tries so hard not to jump when she’s excited, which somehow makes it even cuter. Her dramatic “scream bark” when she sees you walk away without her is equal parts hilarious and endearing… and yes, she can be told to knock it off.
Diva is confident with new experiences and resilient to loud noises. She’s been around new people and is friendly and curious, though still learning polite greetings (jumping is a work in progress). With other dogs, she’s social and intense, she’ll need continued guidance and practice with dog-to-dog manners, especially with dogs who prefer personal space.
She loads easily into a crate, is crate trained, and is learning house manners. Diva is still young and figuring out how not to cause chaos in small spaces, but she’s making progress daily. Tug, chase games, and affection are her biggest motivators.
Diva would thrive in an active, experienced home that enjoys training and high-intensity activities like hiking, swimming, frisbee, or even bite work. She’s not a couch ornament, she’s a partner.
If you’re looking for a bold, loving, driven dog to build a life with, Diva might just be your girl.
Our adoption process includes- completion of an application, followed by a telephone interview.
Adoption Donation: $500.00
Transport along Interstate 5 (Rowland Heights, CA to Edmonds, WA) is available but cost not included in adoption fee.
For all inquiries, please fill out our adoption application first, as the volunteer answering emails is probably not the coordinator for the specific foster home/dog.