Nannette (20240427-01)

PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION IN THE DOG'S PROFILE, AS WELL AS THE INFORMATION ON OUR WEBSITE BEFORE EMAILING US WITH QUESTIONS. Our Volunteers use up valuable time answering questions, when the answers are readily available on our website. Our adoptions come with 30 days of free post-adoption support through Petcademy.org. We are a foster-based rescue. We do not have a facility. MEET & GREETS FOR DOGS IN ONTARIO WILL ONLY BE ARRANGED ONCE AN ADOPTION APPLICATION IS APPROVED. THANK YOU!!! Please visit our website for more information: https://www.niagaradogrescue.com/ or fill in our adoption application: https://niagaradogrescue.com/adoption-application.php Name: Nannette (20240427-01) Age: 1 year (Est. DOB 02/22/2023) Weight: Approx. 35lbs Gender: Female Spayed/Neutered: Yes Breed: Carolina mix Colour: Light brown Neck size (for collar): Chest circumference (for harness): Height (from top of head): Length (from nose to base of tail): Crate size recommended: medium Good with women: yes, shy at first but warms quickly Good with men: yes, shy at first but warms quickly Good with kids: yes, older children recommended as she is shy Good with other dogs: yes Good with cats: yes House trained: yes Crate trained: yes Energy level: low/medium Can be handled/touched: yes Barker: at times--barks at loud noises, along with the other dogs Flight risk: yes, until she feels comfortable with you Food aggressive: no Current food: Hills Science Diet Walks on leash: yes Leash reactive to people or dogs: no Rides well in car: yes, but gets car sick Destructive: no Needs a home with a yard: preferred Needs a home with another dog: preferred- a confident sibling would be great for her Can live in an apartment: basement apartment or townhome would be fine- a busy condo would probably be too much for her Backstory: Nannette was found as a stray and brought to the shelter in rural Alabama. She came in shy and timid with an injured paw. A kindhearted foster saw her sweet sad face at the shelter and couldn’t leave her. When she first went into her foster home she was so terrified. She did not want to play with the other dogs and paced the yard for the first few days. She has now grown into the sweetest, cuddly girl that loves to snuggle on the bed with her humans and her with her foster siblings. She now plays constantly with the other dogs and with her foster mama and has completely blended in to the pack! This sweet girl just needs time to warm up to new environments and new people. She is still a little sensitive to loud noises/yelling and will hide until it becomes quiet.