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Bella & Izzy Need a Foster! NOW – September 16, 2025

Meet Bella & Izzy, two affectionate, well-behaved canine sisters looking for a foster home while their owner is deployed. Right now, these sweet girls are stuck in a kennel, but they deserve a loving home filled with belly rubs, playtime, and warm naps together.

📍 Foster Needed: NOW – September 16, 2025
📍 Transport Available Within an 8-10 Hour Radius of Temple, TX (Owner will cover transport costs!)

Meet Bella & Izzy:

• A dynamic duo! Bonded sisters who love playing and napping together.
• Good with most dogs—they’ve even done well in doggy daycare!
• House, leash & crate trained—ready to fit right into your home!
• Raised with children of all ages—but a foster home without young kids is preferred.
• Untested with cats—but they love to chase squirrels!

Bella – The Lovable Goofball (4 y/o, 55 lbs, Pitbull)

• Super affectionate—a total cuddle bug!
• Curious & playful—loves people and making new friends.
• Food-motivated & hilarious—spins in circles when excited for treats!
• Vocal around small dogs—not aggressive, but prefers to avoid them.

Izzy – The Sweet & Shy Sidekick (5 y/o, 57 lbs, Cattle Dog)

• Gentle & loving—just needs a little time to warm up.
• Great listener—may pull on a leash but stops when reminded.
• A bit timid with new people—especially men. Building trust with men can take a long time … but once she trusts you, she’s all in!
• Loves to run & play—but equally enjoys a cozy nap session.

The Perfect Foster Home for Bella & Izzy:

• A pet-loving home where they can stay together.
• A fenced yard or an active foster—they love to run and play!
• No small dogs or young kids—just to keep things smooth and stress-free.

These girls have been loyal companions to their owner, and now, they need you to step up and give them a safe place to stay. Can you give Bella & Izzy the love they need while their human serves our country?

Apply to foster today: https://pactforanimals.org/application/
Already approved? Email Elizabeth@pactforanimals.org to help!