The staff at Huntsville Animal Services have noticed something unique about Zipper – her special smile doesn’t appear to bother her in any way. Despite her jaw deformity, she eats normally and enjoys treats just like any other dog. According to Erin Webb, a volunteer at the shelter, they are unsure what caused Zipper’s underbite and widely spaced teeth. Nonetheless, she continues to be a happy and lovable dog.

According to Webb, the dog is quite old and has a peaceful and welcoming demeanor. She appears to be more interested in snuggling than going on adventures. However, she enjoys spending time outdoors with her fellow canines and has even formed a bond with another elderly dog named Mr. Mike.

Zipper is a friendly dog and gets along well with other canines. Moreover, she possesses traits that make her ideal for a family with 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren. Even though the shelter is uncertain about her behavior around cats, Zipper’s kind and tender demeanor suggests that she could adapt to various home environments. It appears that Zipper did not have an easy life, and all she desires now is to find a peaceful home where she can enjoy her retirement years with a loving family that appreciates her for who she is.