BABEZ

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10/14/26 16:50From the foster home:Babez had a very relaxing weekend at our home for her Pit-jama party. She enjoyed exploring the yard, sunbathing, and just generally lazing around the house having some nice quiet time. She is definitely a “Sun lover”, and would often seek out the sunniest spots to lie down in. She was a very good house dog, and didn’t jump up on the furniture unless she was invited to do so. She had a lot of fun playing with the toys she found in our dog-toy basket!She loved to go on rides in the car, and had no issues jumping straight into either the front or back seats when invited. She had several walks, and walked well on leash in relatively quiet environments. She would pull a little at the beginning of a walk due to the excitement of going, but would soon settle down and walk nicely. She is an affectionate dog, and although she doesn’t like to be left alone, she did settle down quickly in her crate when she was by herself in the house, and didn’t bark or make a fuss.Babez definitely enjoyed her weekend break, and showed that she would make someone a wonderful companion in a “forever home”.Can be nervous around new dogs and new people, she needs time to adjust to them.06/03/26 13:53Meet Babez! Babez is a young 2-year-old female Pit Bull–type dog who is looking for a patient, supportive home or rescue placement where she can continue building confidence and security. In the shelter environment, she has shown a mix of curiosity and uncertainty. She can be quiet and observant in her kennel and is easy to remove, though she does not consistently respond when called and may be cautious or avoidant with unfamiliar handling at first.Once outside of the kennel, Babez shows affectionate and attachment-seeking behavior toward people she begins to trust. She will approach with a loose, wagging body, allow petting and handling, and often seeks continued physical contact, including leaning in or nudging hands for attention. When interaction begin pacing or standing quietly, and can show mild stress signals such as whining or yawning. She may also be avoidant during more intrusive handling such as oral or nasal exams, preferring slower, gentler approaches.Babez has shown interest in other dogs in her environment and may become highly focused when they pass nearby, indicating that careful introductions and management around other dogs will be important. She responds best to calm, patient handling and benefits from consistency, reassurance, and a low-pressure environment.With time, structure, and stability, Babez has strong potential to grow into a deeply bonded, people-oriented companion.