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Meet Mopsy, the scruffy-muzzled terrier you’ve been searching for

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Meet Mopsy, the scruffy-muzzled terrier you’ve been searching for

Mopsy is affectionate and eager to connect.

She leans right into every pet, soaking up love with the enthusiasm of a pup who might start purring if she could.

She recently enjoyed a field trip with a volunteer who shared, “I had a great field trip with Mopsy today. She’s an energetic one, but a total goofball and very sweet!”

That sums her up perfectly — lively, silly and full of heart. Mopsy will thrive in a home where she can enjoy plenty of exercise, positive-reinforcement training, and the time and patience to settle in gently.

She’s ready for a wonderful future filled with great walks, fun learning sessions, and life as a beloved family member. Meet this fantastic girl and adopt her today — she’s ready to bring joy to her new home.

To learn more, visit the Humane Rescue Alliance’s website at humanerescuealliance.org/adopt.

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