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Meet Lola, an adorable, smart, and sassy 18-month-old who loves her people. She is a full-grown, 26-pound mixed-breed dog—half Cheweenie and half large-breed mutt—with a big personality and lots of teen energy. Lola is affectionate and happy to greet people, but she can be jealous of other dogs and would currently do best as the only dog in the home.
Ideal Home
Lola would thrive with an experienced adopter who can provide structure, guidance, love, walks, and outlets for her energy. She is cautious around young children, so a home with children over 10 is recommended. She is not comfortable with cats and needs a feline-free home.
Ongoing Health
Lola is spayed, microchipped, and fully vaccinated. She is currently a little overweight at approximately 26 pounds.
Training & Support
Lola is crate trained and sleeps in her crate at night. She is doing well with house training but will need reminders while adjusting to a new home. She is great on leash and would benefit from continued training, walks, and socialization. Her adopter will receive her medical records and microchip transfer form. She also goes home with a collar, leash, toys, chews, a Kong, and more.
Application Details
- Applications must be approved before meet-and-greets.
- Adoptions are typically Monday through Saturday; Sunday exceptions require foster approval.
- An experienced adopter who can provide guidelines and continued training is recommended.
- Adoption fee: $325. Half of the fee may be tax deductible.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Approved adopters must pick Lola up in Snohomish County, Washington. Adoptions typically take place in Stanwood, Washington; Canadian adopters must come to Stanwood to pick her up.
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Lola would currently do best as the only dog in a feline-free home. An experienced adopter who can provide structure, training, walks, and continued socialization is recommended, with children over 10 being the best fit.
Yes. Lola is crate trained and sleeps in her crate at night. She is doing well with house training but will need reminders while adjusting to a new home.
Lola's adoption fee is $325. Half of the fee may be tax deductible.
Approved adopters must pick Lola up in Snohomish County, Washington. Adoptions typically take place in Stanwood, Washington.