Mia, a young Pit Bull female, is extremely friendly and will definitely be a great addition to most families. Mia is a special girl because she only has one kidney; but, like humans, dogs can easily have a great life without one of their kidneys.
The only issue is that Mia may be more susceptible to urinary tract infections. Missing a kidney has not stopped Mia from being an active and loving girl. She is good with children, but her size and high energy may prove to be too much for young kids.
Mia also gets along with some other dogs, but has not had much exposure to cats. Mia is crate trained and partially house broken, so she will need a little help from her new family to master this skill.
If Mia sounds like a great fit for your family, you can visit her at PAWS, 1401 Trout Rd. in State College, or read more about her at https://www.centrecountypaws.org/dogs/.
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