My name is
LILA!

Posted 1 day ago

Cared for by BLUES CITY ANIMAL RESCUE - Michigan Transport Stop

Adoption fee: $525

This helps BLUES CITY ANIMAL RESCUE - Michigan Transport Stop with pet care costs.

My basic info

Breed

Bernese Mountain Dog/Golden Retriever

Color

Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)

Age

Puppy

Size

Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)

Weight

5 lbs (current)

Sex

Female

Pet ID

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My details

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Shots current

Housetrained

My personality

My story

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

Meet LILA! 🐾
Need a friend to brighten up your day, life and whole world? This tiny nugget fits the bill. Lila is looking for her loving forever home! 🏡 Lila is the epitome of cuteness. She is approx. 6-7 weeks old and has had once vaccination. She will have to receive her second in a couple weeks so it will be 2 weeks before she can travel to her new home. She is full of personality and ready to shower you with lots of cuddles. How can anyone resist such sweetness?
💖 Personality:
Goofy, playful and energetic. She has a spunky little attitude but can’t wait to be held. She plays until pooped then settles in for long puppy naps. Lila is great with all people and other dogs and would do great in a home where someone has time to play and teach her all kinds of social skills and tricks. LILA is going to be great family companion and is almost ready to be your new best friend!
🏡 Ideal Home:
LILA would do great in a family that has space to roam and explore, and maybe even another doggy sibling to make friends with. She would also be fine as a single pup. If you looking for a life long companion and friend this little gal is perfect for you.
If you’re ready to give LILA a lifetime of belly rubs, treats, and a cozy bed, please reach out! Let’s find this sweet pup the forever home she deserves. 🐶💕 Once adopted she will travel via the Rescue Transport to her new family. They travel each and every weekend from Memphis, Tennessee to the north east, delivering pups along the way as far north as West Greenwich, Rhode Island. Transport is an additional $185. If you would like to make this cutie part of your family please follow the link below to our adoption application. Our turnaround time is typically less than 24 hours so please be prepared before you submit your application.
https://forms.gle/APKvbgFJcaRvgKgk9

Rescue

BLUES CITY ANIMAL RESCUE - Michigan Transport Stop

Contact info

Pet ID

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Contact

Beth Aversa

Phone

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baversa1@gmail.com

Website

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Address

Lansing, MI 53072

Donation

https://amzn.com/w/3IV0UPEY8L2QG https://www.myregistry.com/public/bluescityanimalrescue

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

Our adoption process starts right here – you finding yourself your new best friend and family member. Once you have found one of these beautiful souls we ask that you complete an adoption application.

Once the application has been approved, the selection process begins. As with any adoption, we want to ensure our dogs are going into the best fit home – not only for them, but for you as well. Pet adoption is a big commitment and we want to make sure these dogs don’t endure anymore hardships than they already have.

The final step in the adoption process is the spay/neuter contract (assuming the puppy is too young or unable to be spayed or neutered at the time of adoption).

Once the adoption process has been finalized and we have received payment, we will make reservations for transport to your area. **Please note: Most of our dogs are fostered in Memphis, TN - our transport runs about once every other week to the Midwest.**

More about this rescue

We are a rescue based out of Memphis, Tennessee with fosters and chapters in various parts of the United States. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home as many homeless pets in the mid-south as we possibly can to save them from euthanasia. Their only fault...there are just too many. The euthanasia rate in this city is a staggering 79%. We watch perfectly healthy, well-adjusted pets be euthanized daily because there simply are not enough homes for them all. The solution...stronger spay/neuter laws and education but until then, these pets deserve a future too!