I'm ready for my new family!

Hi! I'm Rosie. My foster mom calls me Rosie Roo, and I love it. People say that I'm a Boston Terrier-Pug mix. 
I love playing fetch, playing with other dogs, and eating food. Oh, and I love my people, but I might like food a little more than I like my people. Just kidding! 
I weigh 24lb, do great in car rides, and am almost house-trained. When I need to go outside, I try to get my foster parents' attention by patting their legs with my paws or kissing their faces. My foster mom is still learning my cues. 
I have lots of energy! I wear out my foster dog sibling and still have the energy to play with the ball. I make everyone laugh, and I'm sure I'm one of the fastest dogs in the park. My foster mom says that I would make the most fantastic circus dog!
My foster parents just stand in the yard and watch me run circles around the berry barn with my foster dog sibling, or they also throw the ball for me. I don't wear them out, but I sure get a lot of laughs out of them, and a lot of 'wows!'. Everyone says I'm beautiful, and I'm not sure what that means, but as long as it comes with a treat, it's all good!
My dream home will have a secure yard for me to run around in safely every day, and an active family to take me on fun adventures to parks. I love cuddling with my family, so dog-friendly furniture is a must. At night, I sleep like an angel through the night. My foster parents let me sleep in their bed since I'm not crate-trained, and they want to help me feel loved through the transition. But they plan on starting my training soon if I'm still with them. But I'm hoping I'm not here for too long! Because I know that my parents are looking for me, and I have a bucket list full of adventures and snuggle times that I want to share with them! We'll make each other feel that our lives are whole, and we'll make each other go outside, which will be therapy for both of us. We'll age together, and when I'm gone, they'll say I was one of the best things that happened to their lives! 
Mom and Dad, I'm here! And I'm ready to go home!