Ziva loves attention and loves to play. She is a bit shy at first and takes a bit to warm up to people but once she does she doesn't like to leave your side.
Tibetans are a stubborn breed so they do require more training than other breeds.
They need to be socialized otherwise they can become very protective.
Ziva loves attention and loves to play. She is a bit shy at first and takes a bit to warm up to people but once she does she doesn't like to leave your side.
Tibetans are a stubborn breed so they do require more training than other breeds.
They need to be socialized otherwise they can become very protective.
We require an adoption application to be filled out and references checked. We reserve the right to do a home visit on the adopter's home before placing a pet with them. We also reserve the right to do follow up home checks once every year for the following 4 years.
We require an adoption application to be filled out and references checked. We reserve the right to do a home visit on the adopter's home before placing a pet with them. We also reserve the right to do follow up home checks once every year for the following 4 years.
Because we are foster based, we ask for you to set up an appointment with us to see a particular animal. If you are interested in becoming a foster for us, contact us :)
Because we are foster based, we ask for you to set up an appointment with us to see a particular animal. If you are interested in becoming a foster for us, contact us :)
More about this rescue
We started our rescue because there was not one in our area. We wanted to save dogs from kill shelters. More and more places are trying to go no kill, but there are so many animals out there desperate for new homes.
We started our rescue because there was not one in our area. We wanted to save dogs from kill shelters. More and more places are trying to go no kill, but there are so many animals out there desperate for new homes.
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We'll also keep you updated on Zaila's adoption status with email updates.
