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Meet Jitterbug – This Little Girl Has Springs in Her Feet! Oh my goodness, have we got a fun little girl to introduce to you! Meet Jitterbug! She’s an adorable 1- to 2-year-old, 16-pound little sweetheart who’s every bit as cute as her name! Now, don’t let her slightly shy demeanor in the video fool you. This little girl is anything but boring! Once she’s comfortable, Jitterbug is full of energy, personality, and enthusiasm for life! And let me tell you something about this girl. SHE CAN JUMP! And I don’t mean just a little hop. This girl can jump REALLY, REALLY high! We think she would make an absolutely fantastic agility dog for someone who enjoys training, playing, and having fun with their four-legged companion. Jitterbug came to us from deep South Texas, where I found her in one of the shelters I refer to as our “one-way shelters.” We are so thankful we were able to get this precious girl out of there and give her a second chance at the wonderful life she deserves. She’s sweet, gets along well with other dogs, and has so much love and personality packed into that adorable 16-pound body. We think she would make a wonderful addition to just about any family setting, especially one that would enjoy her playful, energetic spirit. If you’re looking for a little dog with a BIG personality, a love for life, and possibly a future career in agility, Jitterbug might just be your perfect match! She’s ready to jump right into someone’s life and become their new best friend! Jitterbug | 1–2 Years Old | 16 Pounds | Sweet, Playful & Full of Personality Tracy’s Paws Rescue If you’d like to make this sweet dog part of your family, please review our adoption process and complete an application here: https://www.tracyspawsrescue.org/adopt. Jitterbug is available for transport to St. Augustine, FL on December 19th with an approved application. Her adoption fee is $450 which includes the transport fee. Learn more about our rescue here: https://www.facebook.com/TracysPawsRescue Every dog adopted through Tracy’s Paws receives: • Chagas, heartworm, and tick testing (when age-appropriate) • All core vaccines (age-appropriate) • Heartworm and flea/tick preventatives • Regular Deworming • Spay/neuter surgery • Microchip Breed and age listings are our best guess, based on appearance. Whether you're adopting from us or anywhere in the southern states, please familiarize yourself with Chagas disease. It's endemic in the south. Copy and paste this URL into your browser: Chagas in Dogs…Dr Roy Madigan: https://www.tracyspawsrescue.org/chagas Copy and paste this URL into your browser: Chagas in Dogs https://youtu.be/5sZqopRAAE8?si=geFOMJzgZ4e2bWCc