Nola
Nola
Mixed Breed
At a glance
A little about them
Nola is a loving 37-pound, approximately 2-year-old Coonhound mix with a resilient spirit and a heart full of affection. She is wonderful with dogs, children, men, and women. Nola is very affectionate and thrives on human attention, forming strong bonds with her people and displaying a naturally protective personality. She is an energetic young dog who loves to play and needs regular exercise and mental stimulation. Nola's story is heartbreaking; she and her sisters were abandoned as puppies in Houston, surviving under broken-down trucks. Tragically, two of her sisters were killed, and Nola was attacked, resulting in a dislocated right leg. Despite this trauma, she survived and today walks and runs well, not letting her past define her. Nola is searching for a forever home where she will experience safety, patience, and unconditional love.
Ideal Home
An active family that can help channel her energy positively and provide ample exercise and mental stimulation. A house with a fenced backyard is preferred. Families should have an open conscience about the needs of rescued street animals and possess experience in dog behavior and training. High tolerance and patience for rescued puppies are essential.
Ongoing Health
Nola has undergone spaying, DHPPI and Rabies vaccinations, Bordetella vaccination, deworming, and a heartworm test. She received a health certificate and has a vaccination booklet.
Training & Support
Nola is house trained, crate trained, and walks well on a leash. However, she can destroy toys when bored or overly excited, indicating a need for continued training to manage her energy and chewing habits. As she is a rescued animal with a history of needing protection, adopters should be prepared for her protective instincts and require ongoing education and positive reinforcement.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Complete our online application, providing as much detail as possible to help us find the perfect match for your lifestyle and family dynamic.
- Be prepared for a phone/email interview with an ADAC team member, potentially including the foster parent.
- A home check, either virtual or in-person, will be conducted.
- A virtual meet and greet will be arranged with you, the pet, and the foster home.
- A trial adoption period will follow if both parties agree it's a good fit, with clear instructions for integration and ongoing communication.
Transportation
Nola is currently being fostered in Houston, Texas, and is ready to travel to the East Coast and the Pacific Northwest if adopted. A transport fee of $400.00 will be paid by the adopter prior to the pet's departure.
Nola is a loving 37-pound, approximately 2-year-old Coonhound mix with a resilient spirit and a heart full of affection. She is wonderful with dogs, children, men, and women. Nola is very affectionate and thrives on human attention, forming strong bonds with her people and displaying a naturally protective personality. She is an energetic young dog who loves to play and needs regular exercise and mental stimulation. Nola's story is heartbreaking; she and her sisters were abandoned as puppies in Houston, surviving under broken-down trucks. Tragically, two of her sisters were killed, and Nola was attacked, resulting in a dislocated right leg. Despite this trauma, she survived and today walks and runs well, not letting her past define her. Nola is searching for a forever home where she will experience safety, patience, and unconditional love.
Ideal Home
An active family that can help channel her energy positively and provide ample exercise and mental stimulation. A house with a fenced backyard is preferred. Families should have an open conscience about the needs of rescued street animals and possess experience in dog behavior and training. High tolerance and patience for rescued puppies are essential.
Ongoing Health
Nola has undergone spaying, DHPPI and Rabies vaccinations, Bordetella vaccination, deworming, and a heartworm test. She received a health certificate and has a vaccination booklet.
Training & Support
Nola is house trained, crate trained, and walks well on a leash. However, she can destroy toys when bored or overly excited, indicating a need for continued training to manage her energy and chewing habits. As she is a rescued animal with a history of needing protection, adopters should be prepared for her protective instincts and require ongoing education and positive reinforcement.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Complete our online application, providing as much detail as possible to help us find the perfect match for your lifestyle and family dynamic.
- Be prepared for a phone/email interview with an ADAC team member, potentially including the foster parent.
- A home check, either virtual or in-person, will be conducted.
- A virtual meet and greet will be arranged with you, the pet, and the foster home.
- A trial adoption period will follow if both parties agree it's a good fit, with clear instructions for integration and ongoing communication.
Transportation
Nola is currently being fostered in Houston, Texas, and is ready to travel to the East Coast and the Pacific Northwest if adopted. A transport fee of $400.00 will be paid by the adopter prior to the pet's departure.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Alianza por los derechos de los animales de Coahuila AC.
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Common questions
Nola is an energetic young dog who needs regular exercise and mental stimulation. She can destroy toys when bored or overly excited, so an active family that can help channel her energy positively is recommended.
Nola is very affectionate and thrives on human attention. She forms strong bonds with her people and has a naturally protective personality, suggesting she needs a family that will cherish and protect her.
The listing states Nola can destroy toys when bored or overly excited. This suggests that providing her with appropriate chew toys and engaging activities can help manage this behavior.
Nola has a naturally protective personality. This trait, combined with her past experiences of abandonment and abuse, suggests she may need a patient and understanding home that can provide education and support.
The listing indicates Nola is a Coonhound mix, approximately 2 years old. Owning a mixed breed can mean a blend of characteristics from different breeds, and at two years old, she is considered an adult dog who has likely outgrown typical puppy behaviors but still has a lot of energy.
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