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My basic info
Breed
Husky/Australian Cattle Dog
Color
White - with Black
Age
Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Leila is a husky mix (possibly Cattle Dog). She is about 2 years old. She is medium size and housebroke. She speaks for her food and treats. She loves walks - of course! Unfortunately, her previous "people" clipped her coat so it is short and will take about 3 years to grow out. She will need dental work (good cleaning) as her diet probably wasn't the best. She is spayed (scar on the abdomen). She lets you wipe her feet and clean her off when she comes in. She is a good girl! She has a tendency to want to be alpha in a pack, so only dog is good, unless someone has good dog skills.
Adoption Fee is $ 200.00 tax deductible
Adoption fee covers for our Adoption Package for dogs which includes: heart worm checked, treated for any fleas and worms, monthly heartworm medication, microchipped, up to date rabies vaccination, spayed/neutered, grooming, DHLPP vaccinations. Discounted 30 days of health insurance, and FREE basic & problem solving training before and after adoption if needed. Full health records are provided to the adopters. DISCOUNTED photo sessions for your dogs at www.saywoofphotography.com
The Adoption fee we ask of adopters is not to pay for the dog. The dog itself is free! The Adoption fee is used merely to reimburse our rescue for veterinary expenses that any responsible owner would spend anyway when bringing a new dog into their home. Howeverever if there are any funds left over from one dogs adoption fee, it is used to help the next dog that comes along. Sometimes FSFH's veterinarian expenses on one animal will be less than this fee, but another dog might require several hundred additional dollars worth of care. Without being able to recover at least the minimal veterinarian expenses on our dogs, FSFH could not continue to rescue. FSFH's fee does not cover the general cost of keeping a dog in rescue (food, equipment, etc.). FSFH relies solely on donations to cover all other expenses related to caring for their rescued dogs. Thank you for understanding.
If interested in adopting please go to www.fewstepsfromhome.com to get an application.
We also accept donations of dog food, cat food, cat litter, and large durable dog toys.
Vet care Donations needed also!
