"LAUREL" NOW at FAmily Dogs New LIfe Shelter smart well-mannered Heeler mix

UPDATE Transferred toFamily Dogs New Life Shelter

https://www.familydogsnewlife.org/our-adoptable-dogs

Red Heeler + Chow Chow Mix
8 years old
Female
51 pounds

Kids · Yes
Dogs · Yes
Cats · No

I’m a spunky young gal with a zest for life, I may be mature, but I still got some get up and go! However, I do not have a zest for spending lots of time alone and prefer to be right by your side. Once I settle in I am well mannered, a perfect housemate. But oh boy, I just love to be with people and am so affectionate. I get along great with other dogs too, big or small, and will enjoy the affection that respectful children have to offer. Just don’t ask me to live with cats! I’m smart as could be and I love working for treats, so learning new things will be fun! I walk well on leash, and I love car rides almost as much as snacks! I’m housebroken already too, and even crate trained. Goodness, there are sooo many things I love! How ’bout it, pal, will you let me love you too?

8 years old-51lbs. My adoption fee is $180 and includes spay, microchip & registration, reduced-cost training class, free veterinary exam, leash/collar, toy & treat packet, food sample.

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"LAUREL" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

Animal ID: 282105, spayed female mix, 8 yrs, 47 lbs

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/282105

IN FOSTER HOME

My name is Laurel and I am an eight year old American shelter dog looking for a loving home. I came to the shelter in need of treatment for a skin condition, and some tender loving care! I have been in foster for a few weeks now and I am doing so good! Her foster parent says she is a very smart girl! She knows basic commands, and she taught them that she was taught with hand signals! She is friendly to strangers, she doesn't jump on people and plays with smaller respectful dogs. She prefers you to be home with her, but she she does well after being left alone for increasingly longer periods of time. She has shown no destructive behavior or barking. Her house manners are perfect! Notes from her foster parent: She lets us know it is time for a meal by picking up her bowl and carrying it to wherever we are and placing it in front of us with the look in the attached picture. Thought you'd enjoy that for your Friday fun fact. I think all she really needs in her new home is some TIME & patience from her people to adjust to her new space. Thanks for trying to get this good girl adopted! She is the absolute BEST. If you would like to know about this sweet girl, apply today! This animal is in foster care! Apply to adopt them online!