Three-legged dog up for adoption after a rough start in life
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A one-year-old dog was left at the doorstep of a local animal care and control center — and is now looking for a forever home.
Laa-Laa is a pit bull mix who was abandoned at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The 50-pound dog was brought inside the center as she cowered and trembled, according to the center.
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The center told Fox News Digital that the team quickly tried to make Laa-Laa feel comfortable by giving her treats and affection.
But nothing seemed to work.
Laa-Laa is a one-year-old pit bull mix in Charlotte, North Carolina, who is looking for her forever home. (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control)
The center speculates that she had very little socialization during her first year of life.
Due to this, Laa-Laa continues to be a nervous dog and is seeking a caring and loving home — one that will be patient with her as she opens up and develops.
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Laa-Laa is making progress, and the staff has seen her personality start to shine through when she's given affection and socialization with others.
Laa-Laa was found on the front doorstep of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control center, cowering and trembling. (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control)
The young dog likes to take slow walks and will sniff everything in sight, the organization said.
She can also be coaxed into giving a bit of a tail wag if she's spoken to kindly.
The staff at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control told Fox News Digital that with a loving and patient home, Laa-Laa will be a loyal companion.
Laa-Laa can also be coaxed into giving a tail wag if she's spoken to kindly.
The Animal Care and Control center (ACC) is part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.
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It's dedicated to helping pets and people with medical and support services, according to the ACC’s website.
Laa-Laa is still very shy, but the center staff has seen her open up recently, the group told Fox News Digital. (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control)
The shelter, with a space of over 45,000 square feet, houses approximately 165 dog runs and 220 cages — and has more than 185 dogs currently up for adoption.
Interested in adopting Laa-Laa?
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For more information, visit the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control center or call the center at 704-336-7600.
Want to read about other pets up for adoption? Check out this recent article from Fox News Digital: Salt Lake City-based Carrot, a ‘beauty,’ is looking for a calm new home
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