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My basic info
Breed
French Bulldog/Dutch Shepherd
Color
Black
Age
1 year 6 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
50 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:
YARA!!!! So much to say about this sweet sweet soul. She has the cutest under bite that lights up your day. It is impossible to stay angry at that face. Yara is approximately 1 and a half years old. She is spayed, house trained and kennel trained. Yara does great with all other dogs. She even helps her foster mom with the foster pups. She just loves keeping them rounded up and rolls over on her back so they can get to her face to play. Yara even attends doggie daycare where she is perfect in the big dog room and even great in the small dog areas!!! Yara, being just one year, does have energy. She loves her walks but can pull just a bit when excited by another dog. She gets sooooo excited when the leash comes out. Yara is great in the car and her foster mom really has no complaints. If you won’t let her in your lap she lays at your feet with her head on them. She makes a nice foot warmer or blanket which ever you wish. Yara would be wonderful in a home with another dog with energy to exhaust. They could tire each other out then settle in for nice long naps. Once adopted Yara will travel via private RescueVet transport co. to a location closest to you. If you would like to make this girl part of your family please follow the link below to our application.
https://forms.gle/APKvbgFJcaRvgKgk9
YARA!!!! So much to say about this sweet sweet soul. She has the cutest under bite that lights up your day. It is impossible to stay angry at that face. Yara is approximately 1 and a half years old. She is spayed, house trained and kennel trained. Yara does great with all other dogs. She even helps her foster mom with the foster pups. She just loves keeping them rounded up and rolls over on her back so they can get to her face to play. Yara even attends doggie daycare where she is perfect in the big dog room and even great in the small dog areas!!! Yara, being just one year, does have energy. She loves her walks but can pull just a bit when excited by another dog. She gets sooooo excited when the leash comes out. Yara is great in the car and her foster mom really has no complaints. If you won’t let her in your lap she lays at your feet with her head on them. She makes a nice foot warmer or blanket which ever you wish. Yara would be wonderful in a home with another dog with energy to exhaust. They could tire each other out then settle in for nice long naps. Once adopted Yara will travel via private RescueVet transport co. to a location closest to you. If you would like to make this girl part of your family please follow the link below to our application.
https://forms.gle/APKvbgFJcaRvgKgk9
Our adoption process starts right here – you finding yourself your new best friend and family member. Once you have found one of these beautiful souls we ask that you complete an adoption application.
Once the application has been approved, the selection process begins. As with any adoption, we want to ensure our dogs are going into the best fit home – not only for them, but for you as well. Pet adoption is a big commitment and we want to make sure these dogs don’t endure anymore hardships than they already have.
The final step in the adoption process is the spay/neuter contract (assuming the puppy is too young or unable to be spayed or neutered at the time of adoption).
Once the adoption process has been finalized and we have received payment, we will make reservations for transport to your area. **Please note: Most of our dogs are fostered in Memphis, TN - our transport runs about once every other week to the Midwest.**
Our adoption process starts right here – you finding yourself your new best friend and family member. Once you have found one of these beautiful souls we ask that you complete an adoption application.
Once the application has been approved, the selection process begins. As with any adoption, we want to ensure our dogs are going into the best fit home – not only for them, but for you as well. Pet adoption is a big commitment and we want to make sure these dogs don’t endure anymore hardships than they already have.
The final step in the adoption process is the spay/neuter contract (assuming the puppy is too young or unable to be spayed or neutered at the time of adoption).
Once the adoption process has been finalized and we have received payment, we will make reservations for transport to your area. **Please note: Most of our dogs are fostered in Memphis, TN - our transport runs about once every other week to the Midwest.**
We are a rescue based out of Memphis, Tennessee with fosters and chapters in various parts of the United States. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home as many homeless pets in the mid-south as we possibly can to save them from euthanasia. Their only fault...there are just too many. The euthanasia rate in this city is a staggering 79%. We watch perfectly healthy, well-adjusted pets be euthanized daily because there simply are not enough homes for them all. The solution...stronger spay/neuter laws and education but until then, these pets deserve a future too!
We are a rescue based out of Memphis, Tennessee with fosters and chapters in various parts of the United States. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home as many homeless pets in the mid-south as we possibly can to save them from euthanasia. Their only fault...there are just too many. The euthanasia rate in this city is a staggering 79%. We watch perfectly healthy, well-adjusted pets be euthanized daily because there simply are not enough homes for them all. The solution...stronger spay/neuter laws and education but until then, these pets deserve a future too!
