Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Story
Meet Belinda! Belinda is proof that good things come in puppy-sized packages. This adorable 11-week-old girl is ready to leave her shelter days behind and start the next—and best—chapter of her life with a family of her very own.Belinda was born on July 4, 2026, and comes from a pretty fun family tree. Belinda currently weighs 14 pounds. Her mom is a 25-pound Lab mix, while her dad is a 40-pound Bulldog/Rat Terrier/Lab mix. Belinda and her siblings were surrendered to the shelter in hopes of finding loving forever homes.With her gorgeous chocolate-brown-and-tan coat and classic Doberman-style coloring, Belinda has an adorable look that’s impossible to resist. But her sweet puppy personality is what really steals the show. Belinda is happy to get out there, explore the world, meet new friends, and investigate whatever fun might be happening around her. She’s affectionate, playful, and always ready to be part of the action.Belinda is dog friendly and we think she would be especially happy with another friendly dog in her forever home. Having a canine buddy to play with, learn from, and eventually snuggle with would be a wonderful addition to her new life.Of course, Belinda is still a puppy—which means she’s adorable, enthusiastic, and very much a work in progress. Her forever family should be prepared to help her learn all those important puppy skills, including basic obedience, leash manners, housetraining, and proper socialization. With patience, consistency, love, and plenty of tasty treats, we know this little girl is going to grow into an amazing companion.Belinda is available through our Foster-to-Adopt Program, which means you can welcome her into your home while she completes her veterinary care, including her vaccines, microchip, and spay. Ready to meet this sweet little chocolate-and-tan girl? Please email dogadoptions@parmashelter.org and complete an adoption application online. Belinda’s adoption fee is $200.Please remember that puppies are a lifetime commitment. They require lots of time, patience, training, and work—but in return, they give their families a lifetime of unconditional love, loyalty, laughs, and puppy kisses.
