Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Please read ALL of this listing prior to emailing with questions or inquiries. If you are interested in Deana and feel that you would be a good match for her, you MUST FIRST fill out and submit our application at: https://foreverhomek9rescue.org/adoption-application/ (copy and paste). After we receive your application and review it, we will contact you. Thank you!
Deana is a sweet 13-lb. girl who came to us as a stray from Animal Control and who is in need of a forever home. She's a young girl, probably about 2-years old, and probably a Poodle mix since her coat is very wavy.
In her foster home, Deana interacts well with the other dogs, both big and small. She is housetrained, but is not a fan of being in a crate, even though she sleeps in a crate at her foster home. A family who will spend lots of quality time with Deana, keep her well socialized and active, and take her on plenty of long walks would be perfect for this wonderful little girl. She generally get carsick when she rides in a car, so a family who does not do much traveling will be best for her.
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Deana is spayed, microchipped, current on her Distemper/Parvo, Bordetella and Rabies vaccinations, and tested negative for Heartworms.
Deana's adoption fee is $450.00
Deana is a loving, sweet, and smart little girl who deserves only the best home and family! If you feel that you would like to add Deana to your family, please submit an application at: https://foreverhomek9rescue.org/adoption-application/ (copy and paste).
Forever Home Canine Rescue offers a three-week trial period with all of our adoptions, just to be sure that the pet is a good match for the adopting family. The fee is refunded if the adoption does not work out within the trial period. We want to be sure that each of our pets will have their perfect 'forever' home!
Although Forever Home Canine Rescue adopts out-of-state, we never ship or transport our pets. An approved adopter must come to North Carolina to meet their new canine companion and then take him/her back home with them.
