Morgana is a beautiful Australian shepherd mix girl. Some people found her in the woods after hearing her crying. She was all by herself with no food, no water, no shelter, lonely and probably realizing that she was going to die. She is completely recovered from her ordeal, and is so very, very happy to be rescued. She is a cheerful little puppy who loves to play with anything or anyone who looks fun. She's working on walking on a leash, but she's too young to be tuned into it 100% just yet. She wants to learn, though, and is a very smart girl. She was born in May or June of 2008 and weighs 16 pounds at this moment. She is a growing girl! Please visit Hearts United for Animals at http://www.hua.org/ for more information on Morgana and other dogs awaiting adoption. Hearts United for Animals is a national no-kill animal shelter, sanctuary and animal welfare organization dedicated to the relief of animal suffering.








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