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Dora went through hell in her short 7
months of life before rescue. She lived with many dogs in a dark,
damp basement. Each was tied up and it is not clear what they were
doing with the dogs. Dora was tied to a pole in the center of the
basement. When she was rescued, Dora was emac Dora's past is now a distant memory and she is sure to enjoy every second of her new, happy life. Dora loves laying on her cushy dog bed and cuddling with her foster dad. She absolutely loves people! Her entire body wiggles with joy when someone says her name, and she can't wait to get close to give you soft, sweet kisses.
Dora is still a pup at approximately 15 months of age. She's smart, affectionate and energetic. Her favorite activities are romping around the house with her canine older brother and sister playing fetch, going for walks and snuggling. When she's not yet ready to cuddle and no one wants to play, she grabs a Nylabone and chews on it quietly in the room where everyone is located. Dora is very intelligent and is quick to pick up cues. She does what works for her so if you do not let her get away with something the first time, she doesn't try it again. She's very, very easy to train! Dora's hair is still growing back but the vet is pleased with her progress. Her blue fur is coming in shiny and soft and her infections have healed up completely . She is currently going through obedience class is and doing amazing. Dora is spayed, crate trained, house trained, micro-chipped and up to date on all of her vaccinations.Dora is looking for a home where she can get all the love and attention that she deserves. If you can handle puppy kisses and a lot of tail wagging, then Dora is your girl! If you are interested in adding Dora to your family, please first make sure you satisfy the placement requirements. If you do, please complete and submit the online or pdf placement application. Anyone lucky enough to add Dora to their family must be prepared to attend at least one obedience class with Dora within the first 2 months of placement. Northeast Ohio placements only. We conduct pre- and post-placement home checks. The placement donation for Dora is $150.
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iated, dehydrated,
had multiple infections, and, as a result of her immune system being
compromised, Dora had a severe case of demodectic mange as was evidenced
by her very, very thin fur and, thereafter, confirmed by medical tests.
