Fluffy Dog Who Looks Like a 'Snow Drift' is Searching for Her Forever Home

There are a lot of incredible (and cute) animals who are currently living in shelters, so what's stopping people from adopting them? There's just no good way for potential pet parents to find out about all of the animals who may be the perfect fit for their household. Some rescues and shelters do list their available pets online, but not all of them. Fortunately, that's where the magic of social media really comes in handy; it's easier than ever to spread the words of dogs and cats in need of a loving home.

And something tells me that a lot of people are going to want all the details of the rescue dog who is featured in this TikTok video. She's so fluffy — who wouldn't want to cuddle this lady?

On Thursday, August 27, @puptographer shared the details on this pup, a mixed breed (who I suspect is part Great Pyrenees ) named Henrietta. The OP compared her to a "thrifted snow drift" and I can't disagree — she's like a big, fluffy pile of snow.

In the video, even though it's a short one, she looks like the happiest, sweetest dog. It looks like she's smiling for the picture, maybe because she knows this is going to be used to convince someone to adopt her. What a sweetie!

Henrietta is three years old and weighs 61 pounds and just arrived at her shelter in Nashville, according to the caption.

"This girl just wants to watch the world. She is amazing on a leash, not treat motivated and sooo tolerant of her spa day," the caption said. "She loved getting brushed, even her matted booty."

Henrietta sounds like a winner to me!

Adopting From Metro Animal Care & Control

The shelter where Henrietta is staying until she's adopted is Metro Animal Care and Control, and now that the OP is getting so many followers after sharing the pets who are there (since she's the volunteer dog photographer and all — what a dream job) she's made it easy to find out how to adopt, whether you're interested in Henrietta or someone else.

According to the info video pinned to her account, adoption fees vary by animal — dogs are $90, cats are $40, and kittens are $60, which are all surprisingly reasonable prices.

They also allow out of state adoptions, so if Henrietta caught your eye but you're not a Nashville local, don't worry. As long as you're willing to come pick her up (and bring the other dogs in your home to make sure they all get along), you're welcome to adopt.

Here's hoping Henrietta finds her forever family soon. She deserves it!