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Miracle

Status: Fostered

Estimated Age: 5 Years

Estimated Weight: 25 Pounds

UPDATE - 17 MAY 2025: Miracle came to our Adoption Day today, so we all got to meet this sweet girl. She has come a long way and is so chill! Here is a quick update from her foster mom:

Mira has made tremendous progress in the last few weeks. She is becoming much more social in the house, visiting us wherever we are, and she has learned to LOVE going on walks. At today's adoption event, Mira bravely socialized with the other dogs and humans. We are so proud of her for making such strides and are shocked that she hasn't yet been adopted! We now think she would probably be okay as an only dog, although she does well with other dogs, as well.

UPDATE - 26 MARCH 2025: Miracle (aka Mira) is really coming out of her shell ever since a new foster beagle has come along (Luna). Although still shy around strangers, Mira is finding her confidence to play with toys, roam the yard, and engage in playtime! We are still working on getting her to move at all when on a leash, but have been extremely happy with the progress she has made. We believe that the best home for her will be one with another dog in it!! Here is a fun video of Miracle and Luna playing in the yard: Luna and Miracle Playing in the Yard

NEW - 5 FEBRUARY 2025: Miracle was rescued by BREW after elusively roaming a neighborhood for two years. She had a large mass hanging from her undercarriage when she was captured. The mass turned out to be two large hernias which were subsequently repaired during her spay.

A month later, Miracle, whom her foster family is calling Mira, has been medically cleared for adoption but is still incredibly nervous and shy. While super sweet and gentle, Mira spends 95% of her day in her bed. We have been moving her bed around the house to try to get her used to different spaces, but she feels most comfortable and secure when it is in “it’s correct place.” We are making very tiny strides every day though. She now comes out of her crate on her own in the morning, goes into the yard by herself to potty (we had previously had to carry her from her bed to outside), and will even venture into the kitchen for her meals (we had been bringing her food and water to her because otherwise she wouldn’t eat or drink). Mira will NOT walk on a leash (she just stands frozen) at this point, but has been a real potty star off leash in the yard! We have heard her bark one time at something outside the fence, but other than that Mira has been silent.

The progress is sllllloooooooooow, but we are confident that with time and patience she will learn that she is worthy of living the good life.