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Emma   

In shelter Dog

Stafford, Virginia, 22554
Pet name:
Emma
Gender:
Female
Breeds:
Collie, Husky, Mixed
Date:
06/15/2021
Age:
Young
Colors:
Black with White
Size:
Medium
Coat length:
Short
Description:
If you are interested in adopting this dog, please download and complete an Adoption Questionnaire from our website and email shannonb@k-9lifesavers.org
You can learn about the adoption process and find a Word, PDF and ONLINE version of the questionnaire by visiting: http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/howtoadopt/.  
Dog's Name:   Emma
Estimated Breed :   Collie and Husky Mix
Approximate Age:   3 years
Approximate Weight: approx. 37 lbs 
Currently Living at:  Foster
Adoption Fee:  $325  
DOG'S DESCRIPTION

Hello there! My name is Emma (but my foster family calls me Roxie), and yes, I am quite aware that I am stunning! I've been here with the rescue since DECEMBER! Can you believe it? Yep, neither can I! Probably because I'm a black dog. I hear that black dogs get overlooked a lot. 


So, let me tell you a bit about myself. I am a southern belle. I lived with a man who did not treat me very nice so when I got here I was very scared of men, but my foster dad has taught me that all men aren't bad! Boy was I happy to learn that!


I absolutely  people. I'm little nervous at first and may test you a bit, but once you're my friend you are my friend forever! My favorite things are toys and treats. I can't get enough! Oh, and I also very much enjoy long walks. I would love a backyard but if you're willing to take a chance on me I won't require it. I would not like to live in an apartment or condo. I like to discuss things I hear outside and your neighbors would very much NOT like that!


I also enjoy my foster kids. However since I can be nervous with strangers I think that if you have kids they should be 16 or older. Also, I would really like to be your one and only so I can have all of your attention, so please no other pooches. And those things called catsare probably not a good idea either.


I would really, really like a permanent home of my own. My foster family has worked really hard to get me ready for a forever home! I am very smart and already know some basic commands! AND I know how to go potty outside!

Your new pet will require a refresher in house-training. K-9 Lifesavers strongly recommends all new adopters enroll their new pet into obedience training. This provides for an easier transition into a new home, ensures the dog remains well socialized, and helps form a bond between the dog and the new family.  
If you give me a chance I will pay it back ten fold with my love and affection       
Adoption fees cover basic vetting, spay/neuter surgery, rabies, distemper/parvo vaccinations, treatment for worms, heartworm testing, monthly heartworm prevention and monthly flea/tick prevention (while the animal is in our care), and transport costs from high-kill shelter. Please note that on average, K-9 Lifesavers spend significantly more on each dog than their adoption fee. Adoption fee for HW positive dogs also covers heartworm treatment at our partner vets. 
Foster Program:    Foster homes provide for the temporary care of a rescue until the dog is placed into a loving, forever home.  For more information on becoming a foster parent, and our Foster Program, visit http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/foster/ or email our Foster Coordinator at foster@k-9lifesavers.org
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For more information on K-9 Lifesavers, or to view a complete listing of all our Adoptable Dogs, visit our website at www.k-9lifesavers.org.
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