Meet Amaya! She's a charming Blue Heeler Mix, weighing about 6.3lbs, with an estimated birthday of March 19, 2026. Amaya's journey began on the streets, where she and her family were just trying to get by. Thankfully, a kind volunteer rescued them, giving this sweet pup the chance at a wonderful life. Now that she's experiencing love, comfort, and security, Amaya is truly blossoming! She has a joyful spirit, a tail that's always wagging, and a heart full of affection. Whether she's energetically playing, chasing toys, or snuggling close, Amaya brightens every room she enters. She's learning that humans are kind, treats are a regular occurrence, and cozy beds are the best! With each passing day, Amaya gains more confidence and playfulness, getting closer to finding her forever family. She dreams of a home filled with love, exciting adventures, plenty of belly rubs, and people who will cherish her. In return, she'll shower you with puppy kisses, unconditional love, and a lifetime of devoted companionship. Could Amaya be the sweet, missing piece your family has been looking for?
Ideal Home
Amaya dreams of a home filled with love, adventures, belly rubs, and people who will cherish her for the wonderful girl she is.
Ongoing Health
Amaya has been vaccinated with age-appropriate vaccines and is microchipped.
Training & Support
Kennel and potty training are currently in progress.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- An alteration contract needs to be signed by the adopter to complete the adoption.
- Adoption fees are based on the vetting provided for each dog. Puppy fees are higher due to increased vetting needs.
- The listed breed is an educated guess by our rescue and veterinary staff; DNA tests are not included.
- Adopters are eligible for discounts on training programs with Curbed Behaviors Dog Training.
- All adopters are invited to join our Alum Pupdates Facebook group.
Transporation
Amaya is located in Houston, TX, and out-of-state transport is available for an additional fee.
