"TIFFANY" *Foster Home* *Tender-hearted PUPPY "MCAS"

 MCAS, PLEASE SPAY TIFFANY before adopting her

"TIFFANY" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services! 

MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Thursday, January29, 2026

Location found: NE 125thpl and NE Shaver st

How did we get this animal:Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00 each License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only

 

TIFFANY  #383059 Breed: American Shelter Dog, female7 mths 28 lbs and growing

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/383059

 

*foster home* 

 

Tiffany is an incredibly sweet 7‑month‑old pup who is as gentle as they come and already well on her way to being an amazing adult dog! She's about 90% potty trained and only has accidents when she isn't let out frequently enough - very normal for a young pup. This sensitive girl has made huge strides in building confidence: she used to freeze at every sound, but now she bravely explores the world with curiosity (and often likes to pick up little "treasures" along the way to proudly carry in her mouth!). She has made incredible progress on leash, especially when she can follow the lead of a confident dog friend. She gets along wonderfully with her current canine companion and even tries to initiate play, though he's older and usually not interested. She would thrive with a playful, confident dog sibling who can show her the ropes. While she does great with familiar dogs, she can be a bit shy with new ones, especially if they are barking, and prefers to observe from a safe distance until she's had a proper, gentle introduction.

 

 She's a soft, tender‑hearted puppy who thrives with calm voices, gentle guidance, and positive reinforcement; harsh corrections or raised voices would be overwhelming for her. She's also very smart and food‑motivated, which makes training a joy; she already knows "sit" and is steadily improving her recall. She's shown some cute "collector" habits like gathering toys and treats in her crate, but there's no aggression at all, just puppy quirks. 

 

 

While she's not a fan of being crated when alone and has even managed an escape, she does beautifully when left to free‑roam, staying calm for several hours. She is truly a loving, sensitive, deeply sweet dog who just needs a patient and soothing home to help her continue blossoming into her best self.