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Age
6 months old, Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
40 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Apple can be transported anywhere between the Washington/Canadian border, Spokane and Southern Oregon.
Apple was part of a litter surrendered after 2 puppies sadly passed away due to lack of care by their owner. She was born 10/16/23 and is a mix of around 15 different breeds, including German shepherd and cattle dog. Her sister London is also available for adoption; however, after a trial separation, it was determined that they do not need to be adopted together.
Apple has one floppy ear and will tap your leg with her paw to ask for scratches. She gets the cutest little zoomies! Apple is extremely sweet and loves to be near her person.
She is:
-Friendly with large and small dogs.
-Gentle with an 11 lb. senior dog in their foster home.
-House trained, crate trained, and know “sit.”
-Vaccinated and will be spayed.
Apple is an absolute sweetheart and the perfect, low-maintenance family dog. Although she is still young, she does not behave like a wild puppy at all. She is obedient and learns quickly, she’s well behaved, and she loves to be a couch potato indoors. She can be shy at first, but she thrives when playing with other dogs. She’s very playful and loves to run around, but she also knows when it’s time to be calm.
Apple is looking for an active family with at least 1 dog friend and a fully enclosed yard. Fence is ideally at least 5 feet tall. Must be a decent sized yard for her breed and someone home so she isn’t crated and alone all day. Must be able to provide a forever home.
Applications can be found at caringhearts4paws.org
Adoption donation is $375, which includes her spays, vaccinations, microchip.
Home check is required.
Apple can be transported anywhere between the Washington/Canadian border, Spokane and Southern Oregon.
Apple was part of a litter surrendered after 2 puppies sadly passed away due to lack of care by their owner. She was born 10/16/23 and is a mix of around 15 different breeds, including German shepherd and cattle dog. Her sister London is also available for adoption; however, after a trial separation, it was determined that they do not need to be adopted together.
Apple has one floppy ear and will tap your leg with her paw to ask for scratches. She gets the cutest little zoomies! Apple is extremely sweet and loves to be near her person.
She is:
-Friendly with large and small dogs.
-Gentle with an 11 lb. senior dog in their foster home.
-House trained, crate trained, and know “sit.”
-Vaccinated and will be spayed.
Apple is an absolute sweetheart and the perfect, low-maintenance family dog. Although she is still young, she does not behave like a wild puppy at all. She is obedient and learns quickly, she’s well behaved, and she loves to be a couch potato indoors. She can be shy at first, but she thrives when playing with other dogs. She’s very playful and loves to run around, but she also knows when it’s time to be calm.
Apple is looking for an active family with at least 1 dog friend and a fully enclosed yard. Fence is ideally at least 5 feet tall. Must be a decent sized yard for her breed and someone home so she isn’t crated and alone all day. Must be able to provide a forever home.
Applications can be found at caringhearts4paws.org
Adoption donation is $375, which includes her spays, vaccinations, microchip.
Completing our adoption application does not obligate you to adopt, but it is the first step towards being added to our approved list of adopters. Applicants are approved pending vet reference and personal reference checks, and a home visit. All current animals in the home must be spayed/neutered, current on age-appropriate vaccines as well as heartworm and flea prevention and any information provided on an application will be verified.
Our goal is to always make the best match possible for our rescued dogs, so being the first to apply does not guarantee your application will be selected.
Completing our adoption application does not obligate you to adopt, but it is the first step towards being added to our approved list of adopters. Applicants are approved pending vet reference and personal reference checks, and a home visit. All current animals in the home must be spayed/neutered, current on age-appropriate vaccines as well as heartworm and flea prevention and any information provided on an application will be verified.
Our goal is to always make the best match possible for our rescued dogs, so being the first to apply does not guarantee your application will be selected.
It is the mission of Caring Hearts 4 Paws (CH4P) to address, educate, rescue, and provide aid and relief to neglected, abused and homeless stray animals at risk of ultimate death left to their own devices.
It is our duty to provide immediate transport, veterinary care and shelter as needed to assure the safety and well-being of each dog. Providing a safe and nurturing environment for healing both physically and emotionally until a well screened forever family is found.
It is our purpose to provide second chances to stray and mistreated dogs. To educate the general public of the importance of spay and neutering as well as vaccines and yearly care for their pets. To decrease the number of stray dogs placing pressure on local government and municipal shelters and rescues.
It is the mission of Caring Hearts 4 Paws (CH4P) to address, educate, rescue, and provide aid and relief to neglected, abused and homeless stray animals at risk of ultimate death left to their own devices.
It is our duty to provide immediate transport, veterinary care and shelter as needed to assure the safety and well-being of each dog. Providing a safe and nurturing environment for healing both physically and emotionally until a well screened forever family is found.
It is our purpose to provide second chances to stray and mistreated dogs. To educate the general public of the importance of spay and neutering as well as vaccines and yearly care for their pets. To decrease the number of stray dogs placing pressure on local government and municipal shelters and rescues.
