Black - with Brown, Red, Golden, Orange or Chestnut
Age
3 years 6 months old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
A122737
My details
Purebred
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Honesty is important, so I’m going to be straight with you. I’ve been adopted and returned several times and recently returned by a Foster that was thinking about adopting me. It’s imperative that the next person interested in giving me a loving home, listen to my care takers when they tell you that I have tendencies to be destructive when left alone or in a situation where I have anxiety. Please listen to them when they tell you that it will take time and patience to curb this behavior. One family had me for 5 months and just as I was getting use to having a home and a new sibling, they decided to return me. I get it, I can be a lot in the destructive department, but I soooooooooooo make up for it in the Love/Cuddle department. I like other dogs and I’m a rock star in our Dogs Playing for Life Play Groups. I even lived with a cat at this last Foster Home. Here’s the deal……I know everyone wants an easy dog that will acclimate quickly and be okay when they leave for work, but I will take a little more time, a little more patience, and a lot more commitment. I have the sweetest disposition; I am so affectionate and loving and just look at my Bambi eyes! If I’m barking at you right now, its only a kennel thing, please, please, please, ask to see me out of the cage. I could be an only dog but might be better with another that will help teach me the ropes at your place. This would also help me with any separation anxiety, when you leave. I may be available for a foster type of situation to see if we are a good fit, so please ask to see me and we’ll go from there. You should also know that I am one of the staff’s favorites, so if they say I’m worth it, I definitely am.
Honesty is important, so I’m going to be straight with you. I’ve been adopted and returned several times and recently returned by a Foster that was thinking about adopting me. It’s imperative that the next person interested in giving me a loving home, listen to my care takers when they tell you that I have tendencies to be destructive when left alone or in a situation where I have anxiety. Please listen to them when they tell you that it will take time and patience to curb this behavior. One family had me for 5 months and just as I was getting use to having a home and a new sibling, they decided to return me. I get it, I can be a lot in the destructive department, but I soooooooooooo make up for it in the Love/Cuddle department. I like other dogs and I’m a rock star in our Dogs Playing for Life Play Groups. I even lived with a cat at this last Foster Home. Here’s the deal……I know everyone wants an easy dog that will acclimate quickly and be okay when they leave for work, but I will take a little more time, a little more patience, and a lot more commitment. I have the sweetest disposition; I am so affectionate and loving and just look at my Bambi eyes! If I’m barking at you right now, its only a kennel thing, please, please, please, ask to see me out of the cage. I could be an only dog but might be better with another that will help teach me the ropes at your place. This would also help me with any separation anxiety, when you leave. I may be available for a foster type of situation to see if we are a good fit, so please ask to see me and we’ll go from there. You should also know that I am one of the staff’s favorites, so if they say I’m worth it, I definitely am.
Adoption screenings are conducted Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Adoption screenings are first come, first-served.
2.
Meet the Pet
Meet the pet(s) you are interested in adopting at our Shelter. Our staff will review your application to make sure it is a good match.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
If you decide to adopt, sign our adoption contract and an adoption fee. Adoptions include spay/neuter, vaccines and microchip.
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Adoption screenings are conducted Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Adoption screenings are offered on a first come, first-served basis.
Raffles are held for popular pets. Winners are invited to a meet and greet (adoption not guaranteed).
Dogs and cats adopted are provided with a medical exam, flea treatment, vaccinations, microchip and spay or neuter if unaltered before intake. Dogs, cats and rabbits must be spayed or neutered before going home with their new family.
The Burbank PASS program may provide eligible participants 50% off adoption fees.
Dog adoption fees range between $130 - 190.
Cat adoption fees range between $90 - 150.
Other species adoption fees vary by animal.
* Fees are approximate and may vary depending on the number of vaccines a pet has received.
Adoption fees are waived for all United States Military Veterans.
Adoption screenings are conducted Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Adoption screenings are offered on a first come, first-served basis.
Raffles are held for popular pets. Winners are invited to a meet and greet (adoption not guaranteed).
Dogs and cats adopted are provided with a medical exam, flea treatment, vaccinations, microchip and spay or neuter if unaltered before intake. Dogs, cats and rabbits must be spayed or neutered before going home with their new family.
The Burbank PASS program may provide eligible participants 50% off adoption fees.
Dog adoption fees range between $130 - 190.
Cat adoption fees range between $90 - 150.
Other species adoption fees vary by animal.
* Fees are approximate and may vary depending on the number of vaccines a pet has received.
Adoption fees are waived for all United States Military Veterans.
Adoption screenings are conducted Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Adoption screenings are offered on a first come, first-served basis.
Adoption screenings are conducted Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Adoption screenings are offered on a first come, first-served basis.
More about this shelter
The Burbank Animal Shelter has been providing quality Animal Control services since the 1950’s. Our mission is to return lost animals to their owners, to find loving homes for stray animals and to control overpopulation through consistent spay/neuter efforts. We strive to eliminate animal suffering by educating the public and enforcing the humane treatment of animals.
The Burbank Animal Shelter has been providing quality Animal Control services since the 1950’s. Our mission is to return lost animals to their owners, to find loving homes for stray animals and to control overpopulation through consistent spay/neuter efforts. We strive to eliminate animal suffering by educating the public and enforcing the humane treatment of animals.
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