Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids,
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Did I catch your eye? Learn more about me by reading my profile below; I just might be your new best friend! Apply on our website ( https://www.healingheartsrescue.org/adopt ) to set up a private meeting or check below for my adoption event schedule. Age: Approximately 4 years Weight: 7 pounds Dog friendly:Yes, requires a companion animal Cat friendly: Dog savvy cats Kid friendly: No Potty trained: Yes, pad trained. Crate trained: No, does not like the crate Valentina is a special, special little girl. She came to Healing Hearts last August from a horrible puppy mill / hording situation and it was clear that she'd never experienced what it was like to be loved. When she first came to our home, she hid from everyone, only coming out to eat. Little by little though, she started to trust us and take baby steps into being a member of our family. She's still very skittish about people, even us, but we follow her lead on how she wants to interact. She enjoys being around us and in the mornings, she jumps on the bed, kisses my face, and then wants to play. She seems more secure when people aren't towering over her. She still does not like to be pet, but she's getting closer to allowing it. Her playful side has emerged and her BFF is her 16 pound feline foster brother, Rooney. They wrestle and nap together. Valentina will do best in a home with a playmate who can also teach her some manners as she can be a bit rough. Valentina would do best in a quiet home without small children and with people who will respect her boundaries and let her determine when she's ready for next steps. She'd also do best in a home where her new family works from home or is home a lot. She's not outdoor potty or leash trained, but she consistently uses puppy pads. She's the most darling little girl and had made so much progress. Will you continue to help healing her heart? Adoption Fee:$425 Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.INTERESTED IN MEETING ME? If you’d like to arrange a private meeting or begin the adoption process, please fill out an adoption application by visiting https://www.healingheartsrescue.org/adopt **Note on breed and age determination: Breed and age are often determined on appearance, our own knowledge, veterinarian advice, and/or information from the sending shelters or previous owners. Most of our adoptable dogs were previously stray dogs with little history, we can’t be 100% sure of a dog’s breed mix, and unless there is a specific date of birth listed, we can’t be 100% sure of a dog’s age. Additionally, our assessments of a dog's interactions with other dogs, cats, or children are based on OUR experiences. Your experience may differ. ADOPTION FEE INCLUDES: Wellness check Spay/neuter (puppies adopted with required spay/neuter certificate) Age appropriate vaccines - rabies as required by law and distemper combo or proof of positive titer test Heartworm test if over 7 months of age Fecal test and/or deworming for parasites Microchip ​ ~ Healing Hearts rescue will also provide dental procedures, bloodwork, surgeries, and/or any other additional vet work as needed while dogs are in our care. ​~ Adoption fees are non-negotiable and fees are listed on the dog's profile ~ Adoption fees can be paid the following ways with the required sales tax added: PayPal Credit Card Cash WANT TO HELP SAVE MORE DOGS? Healing Hearts Rescue is a nonprofit, foster-based rescue located in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota that is 100% funded through adoption fees and donations . We are excited for you to join us on this mission to save the lives of dogs in need. We believe every dog deserves to be loved as true members of a family and are committed to fulfilling that dream one dog at a time! Sign up to foster, volunteer or donate on our website Healing Hearts rescue will also provide dental procedures, bloodwork, surgeries, and/or any other additional vet work as needed while dogs are in our care. April 25, 2024, 1:07 am
