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Submit Application
Home Check
Approve Application
Meet the Pet
Sign Adoption Contract
Pay Fee
Take the Pet Home
This helps Nickel City Canine Rescue with pet care costs.
Name: Paris
Age: 10 months
Weight: 45 lbs
Gender: Female spayed
Breed: Lab mix
Good with dogs/kids, fully house broken and crate trained!
Meet Paris —and yes, she’s every bit the little heiress you’d expect (minus the tiny purse).
Paris came to us from Alabama, where she and her sister were found as puppies in rough shape—skin and bones. Thanks to foster care, both girls have absolutely flourished. Her sister has already found her forever home in WNY, and now it’s Paris’s turn to live her best life.
Paris loves to play fetch. She doesn’t always return the ball right away, but she definitely understands the assignment. She’s also perfectly content entertaining herself with a tennis ball—batting it around the house and pouncing on it like a cat, which is endlessly funny to watch.
Speaking of cats, Paris previously lived with cats in Alabama and did well. In her current foster home, she’s still adjusting to her feline friend and would happily give chase if given the chance, but it appears playful rather than aggressive. She’d do best with a dog-savvy cat who isn’t easily intimidated and knows how to stand their ground.
Paris has a very gentle mouth and takes food and treats like the princess she is. She sleeps in her crate all night without a peep, happily goes in on her own for downtime, and loves playing chase in the backyard with her doggy foster brother. Stuffed toys, Benebones, and—of course—her beloved tennis ball are all big hits.
Like most adolescent dogs, Paris is still working on her basic manners, including not jumping up on people and brushing up on basic commands. She’s a smart girl and eager to learn, and with consistency, we know she’ll pick things up quickly.
Paris adores the 5-year-old child in her foster home and loves playing fetch with her. She can get a little over-excited at times and may jump, so she may be best suited for a home with older or sturdier kids while she continues working on her manners. That said, it all comes from a place of pure enthusiasm and love. Overall, she’s a very well-behaved, affectionate pup who genuinely loves being around people.
An added bonus? Paris rides great in the car and has not had a single accident in her foster home (as Paris Hilton would say, that’s hot!). She goes out every few hours and potties right away—which is a huge plus, especially during Buffalo winters.
Did you know that black dogs are the most overlooked in shelters? Don’t do that to this sweet girl! Paris is ready to trade her foster life for a forever one. Are you ready to welcome this little socialite home?
If you are interested in Paris, please apply at the adoption link in the comments below or message the rescue if you are already pre-approved.
Name: Paris
Age: 10 months
Weight: 45 lbs
Gender: Female spayed
Breed: Lab mix
Good with dogs/kids, fully house broken and crate trained!
Meet Paris —and yes, she’s every bit the little heiress you’d expect (minus the tiny purse).
Paris came to us from Alabama, where she and her sister were found as puppies in rough shape—skin and bones. Thanks to foster care, both girls have absolutely flourished. Her sister has already found her forever home in WNY, and now it’s Paris’s turn to live her best life.
Paris loves to play fetch. She doesn’t always return the ball right away, but she definitely understands the assignment. She’s also perfectly content entertaining herself with a tennis ball—batting it around the house and pouncing on it like a cat, which is endlessly funny to watch.
Speaking of cats, Paris previously lived with cats in Alabama and did well. In her current foster home, she’s still adjusting to her feline friend and would happily give chase if given the chance, but it appears playful rather than aggressive. She’d do best with a dog-savvy cat who isn’t easily intimidated and knows how to stand their ground.
Paris has a very gentle mouth and takes food and treats like the princess she is. She sleeps in her crate all night without a peep, happily goes in on her own for downtime, and loves playing chase in the backyard with her doggy foster brother. Stuffed toys, Benebones, and—of course—her beloved tennis ball are all big hits.
Like most adolescent dogs, Paris is still working on her basic manners, including not jumping up on people and brushing up on basic commands. She’s a smart girl and eager to learn, and with consistency, we know she’ll pick things up quickly.
Paris adores the 5-year-old child in her foster home and loves playing fetch with her. She can get a little over-excited at times and may jump, so she may be best suited for a home with older or sturdier kids while she continues working on her manners. That said, it all comes from a place of pure enthusiasm and love. Overall, she’s a very well-behaved, affectionate pup who genuinely loves being around people.
An added bonus? Paris rides great in the car and has not had a single accident in her foster home (as Paris Hilton would say, that’s hot!). She goes out every few hours and potties right away—which is a huge plus, especially during Buffalo winters.
Did you know that black dogs are the most overlooked in shelters? Don’t do that to this sweet girl! Paris is ready to trade her foster life for a forever one. Are you ready to welcome this little socialite home?
If you are interested in Paris, please apply at the adoption link in the comments below or message the rescue if you are already pre-approved.
Submit Application
Once you have completed and submitted your application, a volunteer will contact your veterinarian and personal references.
Home Check
After your references clear the volunteer will contact you to set up a home visit. The home visit is to ensure your home is a safe for a dog
Approve Application
If the volunteer believes you are a fit dog parent, you will receive an approval card.
Meet the Pet
When you see a dog you are interested in, you can either send a Facebook message or email to the rescue to be put on a list for the dog.
Sign Adoption Contract
Once you have a meeting with the dog and decide to adopt you will sign a contract to finalize the adoption.
Pay Fee
Payment can be made by Cash or Check at the time of finalizing the adoption.
Take the Pet Home
Once you have finalized the adoption, it's time to take home your new pet!
