Jada

Jada is one of eight puppies that were surrendered to BCSAVE with their mom, Mahla. Mahla was a stray found in W. Texas who was saved by a rescue angel who quickly realized she had a litter of puppies that were nowhere to be found! The rescue angel eventually found the puppies and Mahla and her eight pups were brought to the Fort Worth area. While Mahla looked to be a pure Border Collie, we have no idea what the father or fathers might be.

Jada is almost all black except for a patch of white on her chest and on the very tips of her toes. She has the longest, leanest lines of all the pups. Jada has the Border Collie crouch at times, but with a pointer stance, so maybe part Pointer or lab? She is a happy, bouncy girl who loves to play and wrestle with her sister, Lunatic. She can be a little shy when first meeting people but is getting much better. She loves riding in the car and snuggling with her person at bedtime. She does fantastic with other dogs, and would be great in an active home with another outgoing dog she could play with and learn from.