Letty

Coming in hot!! This four-legged street racer has survived her own Fast & the Furious moment and lived to tell the…tail. After taking an unexpected “pit stop” courtesy of a passing car, this tough girl proved she’s got the same unstoppable spirit as her name inspiration, Letty Ortiz. Pelvic injury? No biggie. Attitude? Untouched. Heart? Bigger than ever.

She’s finally coming off bed-rest and is ready to be back in action! Letty’s eager to run donuts in the yard and race anyone who’s willing to wager up some denta-stix!

Whether it’s backyard zoomies, or leash walks around the town, Letty is build for speed. She only operates in high-gear! Expect plenty of husky-level commentary about life, she’s got lots to say, and you have no choice but to listen! She’s a foodie at heart, and is excited to learn new tricks and get some training under her belt! She’s done well around other dogs, but we haven’t had a chance to give her a free-for-all run around with her dog friends as she’s had to remain in the pits for the last little while. We don’t have a history on cats and Letty, but she seems receptive to all introductions and may do well with proper supervision.

Letty is strikingly beautiful, full of personality, and just about ready to find her family — ideally one that loves adventure, laughter, and some chaos in the rearview mirror.

So if you’re looking for a sidekick who’s survived the crash, found her groove, and is ready to ride shotgun in your life, Letty’s your girl.

Note, the adoption fee for a pet adopted from the Pembina Valley Humane Society includes their spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccines and boosters, and a post-adoption veterinary exam at a local clinic.