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Meet Myla: Lower Bucks County's Shelter Pet Of The Week
Myla is available for adoption at the Women's Animal Center in Bensalem Township.

Editor's Note: This is a weekly series featuring pets up for adoption from the Women's Animal Center in Bensalem Township.
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, PA — Meet Myla.
This sweet six-year-old Pit Bull mix has a heart of gold and so much love to give.
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Shelter life has been a bit overwhelming for Myla, so she can be a little shy when first meeting. However, if you give her a little time, a quiet space, and the chance to decompress outside, you'll see the wonderful dog Myla truly is.
Once Myla feels comfortable, she wants to be right by your side as your trusted and loyal companion.
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One of Myla’s favorite things is spending time in the play yard with the shelter’s staff, where she'll happily explore her surroundings before trotting over to sit at their feet, and soaking up cuddles. It's those quiet, sweet moments that show everyone just how special this beautiful pup truly is.
Myla is looking for a calm, patient home where she can finally relax and for her loving personality to shine. She is open to meeting calm dogs like herself and children 12 years and older who can understand and respect her gentle nature.
If you're looking for a loyal companion who will be happiest simply sharing life's quiet moments with you, Myla is ready to fill that role.
All this beautiful girl needs is someone willing to give her the chance she deserves, and in return, she'll be your most devoted friend.
Myla is available for adoption at Women’s Animal Center, 3839 Richlieu Road, Bensalem, Pa. (PA Kennel License # 1516) 215.750.5252. Visit the Center’s website to view the shelter pets available for adoption or to make a donation: www.womensanimalcenter.org.
Women’s Animal Center, America’s First Animal Shelter provides a variety of vital services to the pets and people of our community, including pet adoptions, a veterinary hospital, dog training, community programs, humane education, and a pet food pantry for families in need.
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(Women's Animal Center)

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