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My name is Myra!

Posted 1 week ago | Updated 1 week ago

Cared for by RezDawg Rescue
Adoption fee: $425

This helps RezDawg Rescue with pet care costs.

My basic info

Breed
Australian Kelpie/Shepherd (Unknown Type)
Color
Black - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn
Age
1 year 3 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
40 lb (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
ps_2141049-119

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Good with dogs
Checkmark in teal circle Good with cats
Checkmark in teal circle Shots current
Checkmark in teal circle Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Myra (who goes by Maya in her foster home) is a very sweet, very young adult- probably close to one year old. Her origins are unknown, but she must have experienced some negative associations with other dogs, so she does tend to lip curl or show teeth to new dogs she meets to establish her "bubble". However, once she has a few minutes with them, they get along well and she is actually quite submissive. She has been in two foster homes- one with several dogs and cats, and another with four large dogs, and got along well with all. She can be a bit shy with new people, but warms up fast and then bonds hard. She really enjoys cuddling both with people and her dog friends. 



Maya is full of puppy exuberance. We think she was a gazelle in a previous life; she has a vertical hop that will impress! She should have a 6' fence in her new home just to be safe. She likes toys and is pretty good at fetching. She'd really like to catch a squirrel... She's very curious, happy, and athletic. She comes when called, but also loves to explore her surroundings. She learned the doggie door in less than 24 hours and takes herself outside and back in as she pleases.  She's housetrained with a doggie door! She also walks nicely on a leash and sticks close to her person.



Myra weighs about 40 lbs. She is tall and lean, and would be a great adventure companion. She would be a good running or hiking buddy, and likely would do well with agility or similar activities. She's also a quiet dog, not a big barker. She loves to hang out with her person while working from home, and just likes to tuck herself under the desk and snooze; she'd be a good work buddy. She would also be a good Canine Good Citizen candidate with her gentle nature  and some more confidence building.



Maya can be startled by fast movements so a home with a bit older kids (12 and up) would be the best match for her.  She would do best with other playful non-aggressive dogs, particularly males. She's quite smitten with her current foster home's two boy dogs, even snuggling with one on the first night she came into the home!



Maya's  being fostered in the Colorado Springs area. Please submit an adoption application today to discuss and meet and greet! 


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Contact info

Pet ID
ps_2141049-119
Contact
Address
Denver, CO 80207
Donation

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

We are doggie and kitty match-makers. We do everything in our power to assure that our dogs or cats will thrive in your environment.

Please start by submitting an application to adopt on our website. We do our best to respond to all applications but do to the number of applications received, this may always not be possible.

If you, your family and your lifestyle look like a good fit for the personality and needs of the animal, there's a phone call to chat and answer any additional questions. From there we will arrange a no-obligation meet and greet, where the animal could then go home with you, provided it is a good fit for all involved! (All this can happen within a week's time!)

A contract is signed at time of adoption. If for ANY reason you are unable to keep your companion, we quite passionately INSIST the animal be returned to us and NOT dropped in a shelter. We would happily take any of our adoptions back if it proves NOT a good fit for your family. :-)

Adoption fees include spay/neuter, microchip, basic vaccinations, (including rabies if old enough), deworming, rescue and transport costs, other medical services as needed (which can include but not limited to skin scrape, fecal exam, x-ray, amputation and hospitalization). Felines additionally receive an felv/fiv test and checked for ringworm with the Woods lamp prior to transport.

Adoption fees may vary due to special health circumstances, but typically start with...adult dogs (1 year and older): $425; puppies: $475; adult cats (1 year and older): $175; kittens: $250.

Go meet their pets

We are a foster based rescue ~ we DO NOT have a physical shelter at the moment. All of our dogs and cats reside in foster homes all throughout the Front Range and the Western Slope of Colorado. We have adoption events regularly at Petsmart stores in Denver, CO. If we do not have an event scheduled, we can arrange a time for you to meet one of our animals available for adoption.

More about this rescue

We relocate dogs and cats from high-intake shelters, animal control facilities, and reservations in the Four Corners area to animal rescue partners and forever homes in Colorado. We provide transportation to foster homes and other partner organizations, offer medical care and low/no cost spay and neuter services, manage a network of foster homes for temporary shelter, and run adoption events so that these animals can find forever homes.

Since March of 2012, we have transported thousands of at-risk dogs and cats to safety, solely on generous donations from caring individuals like you who see how dire the need is in and around the Navajo reservation.

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