Maggie (A136921) is a 1-year-6-month-old St. Bernard x shepherd mix who weighed nearly 90 lbs at intake!05/07/25 Foster update: Maggie arrived back at the shelter and was in poor health. We sent her to the vet who found that she had pancreatitis. Maggie has been in a medical foster while she received the appropriate care and was cleared for adoption. Maggie will need to remain on a prescription low fat diet for life to prevent this from happening in the future. In foster Maggie was said to do great with the other dogs and the cats in the home. She was said to have a “herding” type of playstyle with the other dogs but did not exhibit this behavior with the cats. Maggie was also said to be quite the cuddler in foster! With that being said she does like to jump up and give hugs and can sometimes have a sneak approach, beware! Maggie was still have issuing with going potty in the home and does not seem to alert her owners when she needs to go outside. She is looking for a patient owner who can get her on a good schedule to help master potty training. If you are interested in meeting sweet Maggie, please let us know! 12/14/24 This adorable sweet girl is Maggie! Maggie's previous owners were moving and not able to bring her along, so she is looking for a new home. Maggie was described as being hyper, and she could stand to learn some manners. Enrolling her in a basic obedience course with a certified trainer would be a great place to start! She was said to be housebroken, and is used to be confined to one room when left alone but not in a kennel. She was described as being outgoing, friendly and affectionate, and she can be rough when playing. Please keep in mind that Maggie is an extra large sized breed, so her rough play may be too much for smaller kiddos. She was said to get along with humans of all ages, as well as dogs of all sizes and even cats! She has been known to jump on people and counter and get into the trash if given the opportunity. She is still a big puppy with some puppy-like tendencies like chewing and scratching. Making sure she has plenty of physical and mental enrichment can help with these habits. If you are interested in meeting Miss Maggie, please give us a call!