Mt. Airy’s own animal sanctuary, Familiar Hearts, hopes you’ll take time before the end of summer to check out all the wonderful critters in our city waiting for loving homes. Philadelphia’s Animal Control & Care Team (ACCT) shelter fills up fast, and while Familiar Hearts has an excellent foster family network, at some point everyone — whether on two legs or four — wants a home to call their own.
Mila was timestamped for euthanasia at ACCT last September when she had the good fortune to be brought to Familiar Hearts. But she’s still waiting for a …
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Mt. Airy’s own animal sanctuary, Familiar Hearts, hopes you’ll take time before the end of summer to check out all the wonderful critters in our city waiting for loving homes. Philadelphia’s Animal Control & Care Team (ACCT) shelter fills up fast, and while Familiar Hearts has an excellent foster family network, at some point everyone — whether on two legs or four — wants a home to call their own.
Mila was timestamped for euthanasia at ACCT last September when she had the good fortune to be brought to Familiar Hearts. But she’s still waiting for a forever family. The shelter says Mila is a bundle of love packed into a petite, 45-pound pittie-mix body. At around six years old, Mila is full of life and charm. This girl’s ideal day? Belly rubs, a tasty cheese treat (Her favorite!), and some quality time with her people on the couch.
Mila greets everyone she meets with wiggles and kisses. Found alone in an abandoned house, Mila’s past remains a mystery, but her heart is wide open. She’s well-mannered, housetrained, and has already learned a few fun tricks, including “sit” and “paw.”
She’s eager to please, especially when treats are involved! Mila also walks well on a leash and loves the outdoors. We’re even working on her fetch game. We recommend a home with no other pets as this cuddle queen is happiest as your one and only fur companion, where she can soak up all the love and attention. She’s comfortable in her crate when needed and is calm and trustworthy when left out on her own. And Mila’s not one to fuss — she’s a total trouper for bathtime, even though she’d probably rather be cuddling. If you’re looking for a loyal, loving companion who’ll be your couch buddy and walking partner, Mila is the perfect match.
She is currently being fostered in Newton, New Jersey. To meet her, fill out an adoption application at familiarhearts.org/adoption-process.