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Tigress, a sociable boxer mix currently housed at Miami-Dade Animal Services in Doral, is among several animals awaiting placement in permanent homes. The approximately 5- to 6-year-old dog weighs just under 50 pounds and demonstrates a temperament that blends playfulness with obedience, making her suitable for various household environments.
Staff at the facility report that Tigress is housetrained and responds reliably to basic obedience commands. She walks comfortably on a leash and displays enthusiasm for interactive play, traits that potential adopters often seek in a companion animal. Her behavioral history also includes positive interactions with other dogs, and she has maintained calm composure when encountering cats, though facility officials recommend formal introductions before permanent placement.
Interested individuals can obtain additional information about adopting Tigress or other available animals through Miami-Dade Animal Services’ adoption program. The agency continues to encourage community members to consider providing forever homes for the animals in their care at the Doral location.
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