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My basic info
Breed
Beagle
Color
Black - with White
Age
12 years 6 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
22 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
NAME: SONA
GENDER: FEMALE
BREED: Beagle mix
COLOR: WHITE & BLACK
AGE: 7 YEARS OLD
WEIGHT: 22lbs
SPAY OR NEUTER: Yes
MICROCHIP: Yes
If you would like to give Sona by a forever home, please go to
www.adoptadoggie.org to fill out an online application with home photos.
Sona is one of the best dogs you will ever meet! She loves everyone she meets and is so so sweet! Sona is also great with dogs of all sizes and gentle with young children. Although Sona has a rough life, she never gave and continue to love every human she meets. Poor girl lost partial of her hind leg. However, she walks and runs like any normal dogs. Sona is even great with cats. Sona has a great temperament! She is doing very well and ready for her own forever home. Sona started some leash training and is learning at a good pace. She is crate-trained and doing well on her housetraining. Sona rides well in the car and can wait patiently while her foster mom runs errands. She is a lovely girl and will make a wonderful family dog.
Sona’s Rescue Story
Poor Sona and her buddy, Zola, were two of hundreds of dogs in a no kill shelter. They were rescued from horrible conditions and well taken care in the shelter. However, there are so many dogs in the shelter and adoptions are slow. Both of them have been waiting for years and all the volunteers have been praying that they will find homes to love them soon. The volunteers reached out to an international organization that has found a thousand of dogs homes around the world. The founder of the rescue has a home full of over a hundred dogs waiting for homes. She didn’t have the heart to turn her back on them. Once they find homes, the rescue can continue to help more of the dogs from the shelter.
They were rushed to the vet for a complete health checkup. Luckily, they are all healthy. Sona and Zola are enjoying the company of all her rescued dogs. They started leash training and are socialized with big and small dogs.
Sona has been spayed, vaccinated, microchip, and passed negative on her blood tests. Sona is ready for her own loving home. Please give Sona a loving home that she had waited so long.
Please watch Sona’s YouTube videos below:
https://youtu.be/CneKH74ohaA - Sona good with dogs and people
https://youtu.be/Tm5LDIo_v1s - Sona good with young children
https://youtu.be/IiIWUsogv-k - Sona at foster home
https://youtu.be/0L0ZDTebO_o - Sona good with cats
https://youtu.be/if7hblxez8g - Sona & Sona good on leash
https://youtu.be/3346QFjbmZs - Sona no food aggression
If you would like to give Sona a forever home, please go to www.adoptadoggie.org to fill out an online application with your home photos.
You can also email your home environment photos to contact@adoptadoggie.org
Once we received your application, we will get back to you ASAP.
Temperament:
Energy Level: Medium
Ideal home environment: Both Quiet & Active
Is the dog good with strangers: Friendly
The dog is best with children of what age group? Any ages
Is the dog good with other dogs? Yes good with small and big dogs
Is the dog good with cats? Yes
Good on leash? Yes
Housetrained? Yes
Crate-trained? Yes
How is the dog with men? Friendly
Food aggression with people? No
Food aggression with dogs? No
Has the dog bitten anyone? No
Medical Information:
Vaccination History
Vaccination date: 08/01/2018 & 09/01/2018
Rabies shot: 09/01/2018
Idexx 4-1 Kit Test Result: negative
Heartworm Test Result: negative
Giardia Test Kit Result: negative
Deworming Date: 1st day of each month
Heartworm Preventative Date: 1st day of each month
Frontline Date: 1st day of each month
