May’s Story

May came into A Tail to Tell Frontline Rescue as a stray alongside her puppies. She devoted herself to raising her family, and now that her puppies are ready to begin lives of their own, it's finally May's turn to find a family that's just for her. She's settled beautifully into foster care, where her sweet nature and easygoing personality have quickly won everyone over.

Personality

May is the kind of dog who makes herself at home in your heart without asking for much in return. She's affectionate, cheerful, and happiest when she's close to her people, whether that's joining you for a walk, relaxing nearby, or quietly following you from room to room. She has a calm confidence about her, enjoys meeting new people, and takes life's adventures in stride. While she's happy to play and explore, she's just as content soaking up attention and being part of whatever you're doing.

Life in Foster Care

Life in foster care has shown just how adaptable May is. She enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring the yard, and checking in on everything happening around her before happily settling in with her people. Farm life has suited her well, but her foster family believes she'd thrive anywhere she has companionship, a predictable routine, and opportunities to get outside and enjoy the day. One of May's more unexpected talents? She's been known to climb a tree or two—something that continues to surprise everyone who meets her.

Learning & Growing

May is a quick learner who enjoys having a routine and responds well to positive guidance. She's house trained and continues to make great progress with her leash skills, recall, and basic obedience. Like any dog adjusting to a new environment, she's still learning, but she approaches new experiences with curiosity and resilience and continues to build confidence every day.

Looking for Her Home

May is looking for a family that's ready to enjoy life alongside a loyal, affectionate companion. She'd love a home where she can be included in everyday activities, get outside for walks and adventures, and continue learning with patient, positive guidance. Whether you live on an acreage or in town, May's adaptability and loving nature will help her settle in—as long as she's surrounded by people who are excited to welcome her as part of the family.