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Nimbus is approximately three years-old and we think he’s a mini-pin or rat terrier/chi mix. He’s very shy when he first meets someone new and may snap if grabbed by someone he doesn’t know. However, once he has gotten to know you, Nimbus is as sweet and loving as they come. He wants nothing more than to snuggle up with his person on the couch and give kisses. Nimbus is great with other dogs, both big and small. He tends to be more on the dominant side and loves to play chase and wrestle in the yard. His zoomies are a joy to watch! Cats are an unknown, but I have a feeling he would be fine with them. Nimbus is crate trained and sleeps in his “den” at night and during the day while foster mom is at work. He’s very good in his crate and goes in without a fuss but does appreciate a chew toy to keep him busy. Nimbus is not 100% housebroken but is very close and does great as long as he is let outside often. While not a particularly yappy dog, he will definitely let you know if a person is at the door or acting suspicious while passing by the house. He’s got to protect his people, you know! If you would like to meet little Nimbus, please fill out the application form.
Nimbus is approximately three years-old and we think he’s a mini-pin or rat terrier/chi mix. He’s very shy when he first meets someone new and may snap if grabbed by someone he doesn’t know. However, once he has gotten to know you, Nimbus is as sweet and loving as they come. He wants nothing more than to snuggle up with his person on the couch and give kisses. Nimbus is great with other dogs, both big and small. He tends to be more on the dominant side and loves to play chase and wrestle in the yard. His zoomies are a joy to watch! Cats are an unknown, but I have a feeling he would be fine with them. Nimbus is crate trained and sleeps in his “den” at night and during the day while foster mom is at work. He’s very good in his crate and goes in without a fuss but does appreciate a chew toy to keep him busy. Nimbus is not 100% housebroken but is very close and does great as long as he is let outside often. While not a particularly yappy dog, he will definitely let you know if a person is at the door or acting suspicious while passing by the house. He’s got to protect his people, you know! If you would like to meet little Nimbus, please fill out the application form.
To adopt a pet from Bella please visit www.bellaspca.org and click on Adoption Application.
Each of the pets in our adoption program are spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated, heartworm tested (dogs), FLV/FIV tested (cats), dewormed, given flea, tick, and heartworm preventative, and are microchipped before being adopted. Cats one year old and older are $75 and kittens under one year of age are $100 to adopt. Puppies are $200, dogs 1-7 years old are $175, and dogs 8 years and older are $150.
To adopt a pet from Bella please visit www.bellaspca.org and click on Adoption Application.
Each of the pets in our adoption program are spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated, heartworm tested (dogs), FLV/FIV tested (cats), dewormed, given flea, tick, and heartworm preventative, and are microchipped before being adopted. Cats one year old and older are $75 and kittens under one year of age are $100 to adopt. Puppies are $200, dogs 1-7 years old are $175, and dogs 8 years and older are $150.
See all of our available pets and apply to adopt online at www.bellaspca.org
See all of our available pets and apply to adopt online at www.bellaspca.org
More about this rescue
Every year thousands of animals are euthanized or sent home to die because the people who love them cannot afford the cost of veterinary care. Stray and abandoned animals have even fewer options when they are brought into a clinic or veterinary office with no owner to pay for their care.
At The Bella Foundation, we believe that every animal should receive the best possible care regardless of the owner's ability to pay. When an owner brings an animal into a clinic for care and cannot afford the cost, the attending veterinarian can contact The Bella Foundation for assistance. If assistance is given, the owner must agree to volunteer at least 8 hours of their time at a local animal shelter. Stray or abandoned animals are cared for with no stipulation attached.
The Bella Foundation takes the placement of animals in homes very seriously and our goal is to do everything possible to match the right animal with the right animal. Our adoption application can be found on our website.
Every year thousands of animals are euthanized or sent home to die because the people who love them cannot afford the cost of veterinary care. Stray and abandoned animals have even fewer options when they are brought into a clinic or veterinary office with no owner to pay for their care.
At The Bella Foundation, we believe that every animal should receive the best possible care regardless of the owner's ability to pay. When an owner brings an animal into a clinic for care and cannot afford the cost, the attending veterinarian can contact The Bella Foundation for assistance. If assistance is given, the owner must agree to volunteer at least 8 hours of their time at a local animal shelter. Stray or abandoned animals are cared for with no stipulation attached.
The Bella Foundation takes the placement of animals in homes very seriously and our goal is to do everything possible to match the right animal with the right animal. Our adoption application can be found on our website.
