Meet Gorgeous Gisele – shy at first, then the life of the paw-ty. At firstglance, Gisele might seem like the quiet type—but give her five minutesand a squeaky toy, and suddenly you’ve got a one-dog rave on your hands.Toys go flying, zoomies commence, and she turns the backyard into herpersonal dance floor. But every party girl needs her downtime.After she’s done running the yard like a four-legged festival queen,Gisele transforms into the ultimate cuddle bug. She’ll snuggle up, flashthat award-winning smile, and remind you she’s got a heart as big as herenergy. Basically, she’s part-time introvert, full-timesweetheart, and always ready for a good time—or a good nap. Preferablynext to you. Life has certainly handed Gisele some challenges. She has battled illness and has at least partial blindness in one eye. But dogs don't dwell on disability, and she doesn't let it slow her down one bit ! Gisele is looking forward, and is ready to see what the next chapters of her life are going to look like... just waiting to see who is lucky enough to join her in her story !From a recent Barks n Rec trip...` The world makes less sense when a dog like Gisele hasn’t found herforever family. For starters - this girl is polite, friendly and greatin the car. At the river, she was unfazed by geese, ducks, joggers,cyclists and a classroom of children. She was easy to walk, smart andtreat motivated. She is a great house guest, choosing toys to play withand later settling on a spot to rest. She does not exhibit anxiety orresource guarding. She shows potential to be dog social, affectionateand overall easy. She has energy for zoomies, and a sweet, playfulnature. She would be an excellent addition to any household. She is awonderful girl, deserving of a family to call her own.`Gisele has participated in shelter playgroups and may enjoy a compatible canine friend in her new home.  Looking for a buddy for your dog?  Bring him/her to the shelter for a meet and greet and see if we're a match!  Check out her playgroup video here: