Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, I’m Lola. My favorite color is purple and I am a very sweet girl who loves to play fetch. I also enjoy working part-time as squirrel security. I make sure that squirrels in my yard are up in the trees where they belong. If you have a farm, I will happily herd any small vehicles (a Polaris, for eg.) to make sure they also are routed in the right direction. Don’t worry, though, as soon as I finish patrolling squirrels and herding any small vehicles on your farm, I will come running back. I love my humans and want to be near them as much as possible. I guess you can say I aim to please so commands like “sit, lay down, stay, come, and leave it” are a piece of cake. I’d be happy to learn some new ones if it makes you proud and happy!
Why is my mom trying to find a better home for me? Well, she was volunteering at a dog rescue back in Ohio in 2021 and took me home on a trial basis only to discover that one of the 2 male cats living with her was NOT happy about adding a canine sibling to his family. She worked with us by seeking lots of advice from the vet, etc., and, although some progress was made, the household stress continued and I started to develop my own anxieties over the irreconcilable differences.
I thought my cat problems would soon be in the past, however, because my mom’s (adult) daughter became my best friend. We took naps together all the time (something my mom couldn’t do because my alpha cat brother was so territorial about our mom). Anyway, her daughter spoiled me and planned to take me with her when she moved from Ohio to Vermont (my mom was moving to Florida at the same time). Unfortunately, at the very last minute, things unexpectedly did not work out and I found myself in a moving truck to Florida and, despite all efforts, my anxiety over the situation with the cat brother has not improved.
My mom is very sad but also very hopeful that I can find a forever family that will be able to play fetch, go bye-bye (I’ll go anywhere and I wait patiently in the car on cooler days), and take naps with me. I’m told I am the sweetest doggie and I even let the toddler that my mom nannies play with me without any complaints (although if I’m staring at you, it means I’m asking you how long do I have to be polite to this strange human creature). Mom truly wants me to be soooo much happier and less anxious in a home with NO CATS due to the 2 years I have endured with an alpha cat. I’m okay with most dogs as long as they’re not aggressive. I guess I have just gotten used to defending myself with this cat issue.
So, enough about me. tell me about you by applying to adopt me. Mom says she is more than happy to make this transition as easy as possible for me and would be happy to help out with any needs I may have because she loves me so much. I guess what I mean is that it can be an “open adoption” of sorts, if you’d like, although we are both hoping that the right family will help me to live my best most happiest life and that I’ll be satisfied with sending an occasional e-mail to my mom to let her know I’m doing great! After all, isn’t that what every parent wants for their fur baby when it leaves the nest?
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