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My basic info
Breed
Redbone Coonhound
Color
Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut
Age
Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Not good with cats
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Hello! My name is Ada, I am a 7 month old red coonhound. I currently weigh about 45 lbs, so I will likely be a pretty big girl when I'm all grown up. I love people and other dogs although my foster mom keeps telling me ‘I’m a bit much’ for some friends, apparently not everyone enjoys my playful energy. My favorite activities are bird watching, trail walks, zoomies with my puppy friends and playing ball. I am very food motivated and still don't quite understand why I can’t just help myself to food on the counter or the kitchen trash can. True to my hound breed I have endless energy and like to make my strong opinions known by howling on occasion. I am very smart, I already know my name, how to come when i'm called, sit, kennel trained and I am fully potty trained. As I am still a baby I do need frequent guidance and reminders for my training. Right now I am using an e collar to remind me to not jump up, to stay quiet and come everytime I am called, not just when I feel like it. I am looking for a human who will be able to keep up with my energy by hiking, biking, playing fetch, etc. to keep me from finding trouble. I will also need ongoing training and socialization to help me grow up to be a wonderful companion. I can get overwhelmed in new busy areas of town since I didn't get out much in my old home. My ideal home will have no kids under 10 years old, no small animals (cats, etc.) and a fenced yard.
Hello! My name is Ada, I am a 7 month old red coonhound. I currently weigh about 45 lbs, so I will likely be a pretty big girl when I'm all grown up. I love people and other dogs although my foster mom keeps telling me ‘I’m a bit much’ for some friends, apparently not everyone enjoys my playful energy. My favorite activities are bird watching, trail walks, zoomies with my puppy friends and playing ball. I am very food motivated and still don't quite understand why I can’t just help myself to food on the counter or the kitchen trash can. True to my hound breed I have endless energy and like to make my strong opinions known by howling on occasion. I am very smart, I already know my name, how to come when i'm called, sit, kennel trained and I am fully potty trained. As I am still a baby I do need frequent guidance and reminders for my training. Right now I am using an e collar to remind me to not jump up, to stay quiet and come everytime I am called, not just when I feel like it. I am looking for a human who will be able to keep up with my energy by hiking, biking, playing fetch, etc. to keep me from finding trouble. I will also need ongoing training and socialization to help me grow up to be a wonderful companion. I can get overwhelmed in new busy areas of town since I didn't get out much in my old home. My ideal home will have no kids under 10 years old, no small animals (cats, etc.) and a fenced yard.
Adoption application, home check and adoption fee required. Adoption fees vary.
Adoption application, home check and adoption fee required. Adoption fees vary.
More about this rescue
The mission of ARRF Animal Rescue is the promotion of care and welfare of companion animals in Upper Kittitas County.
Our organization is focused on spay/neuter, adoption, fostering, supplying pet food for those in need, reuniting lost and found pets with their owners, humane education and the development of a low cost spay and neuter mobile clinic and animal shelter.
As a private not for profit 501c3, we work diligently to make sure all donations go directly to the animals.
Our goal is to improve the lives of companion animals and educate the public on animal welfare.
The mission of ARRF Animal Rescue is the promotion of care and welfare of companion animals in Upper Kittitas County.
Our organization is focused on spay/neuter, adoption, fostering, supplying pet food for those in need, reuniting lost and found pets with their owners, humane education and the development of a low cost spay and neuter mobile clinic and animal shelter.
As a private not for profit 501c3, we work diligently to make sure all donations go directly to the animals.
Our goal is to improve the lives of companion animals and educate the public on animal welfare.
