Misha’s story is just heartbreaking. Since she was adopted as a puppy by a long distance truck driver, the two would settle into the front cab and travel the highways together. The two went everywhere together for nearly nine years. For a dog that is certainly a lifetime full of loyalty, adventures and love.
Sadly, on July 1, 2025, a welfare officer had been dispatched to the parking lot of a local Walmart parking lot in Houston, Texas. Misha’s beloved human had passed away in his truck. Misha had been cuddled up at his side.
Misha is a nine-year-old senior German shepherd who desperately needs a foster home or an adopter from the Harris County Pets Shelter immediately. Because of the overcrowded conditions at the shelter, her future could be in jeopardy; she can be euthanized anytime after July 16.
Misha is a 9 year old senior shepherd who needs a foster or adopter from Harris County Pets Shelter in Houston Texas very soon, she can be euthanized at anytime after 7/16
No one from the truck driver’s family has offered to help. She does have a microchip, and it is hoped someone comes to the shelter to give her a home and save her life.
MISHA must be clueless, sad losing the only person and human she ever loved, now in a crowded shelter, so please SHARE FOR HER! This is a sad event many pets endure, the loss of their humans who cared for them are not longer there.
My name is MISHA – ID#A639718
I am FEMALE. I look like a brown and black German Shepherd Dog.
The shelter staff think I am about 9 years old.
I weigh 66.00 pounds.
Intake: 7/1
Found with my OWNER DECEASED-77377
Hw: negative
CO-KENNELED; She is currently kenneled with two other dogs.
CONTACT DIRECTLY FOR THIS PET:
Harris County Pets, 612 Camino Rd, Houston, TX 77076
Phone 281-999-3191, press 0
Monday to Friday 9am-6pm. Weekends 9am-4pm
If you can foster for shelter, please use email: [email protected]
Please share Misha’s plight. She is a lonely pup longing for the life she just lost. Share her story with friends, family and social media contacts. Sharing saves lives.
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