Diamond Diva
Mixed Breed
Diamond Diva
Mixed Breed
Price not listed
Animal Care Centers of NYC - Manhattan
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A little about them
Diamond Diva is a lovely, reserved-at-first mixed-breed girl who enjoys sniffing, exploring, tasty treats, and gentle attention once she warms up. Found as a stray, she is ready for a patient family who will help her shine.
Ideal Home
Diamond Diva would enjoy daily walks, enrichment activities, food puzzles, long-lasting chews, and fun games. She would do best in a home without young children while she builds confidence. Introductions with resident pets should be slow and thoughtful, as her history with other animals is unknown.
Ongoing Health
Her adoption fee is waived, and her adoption includes a $50 Chewy gift card. She currently weighs 48.4 pounds.
Training & Support
Diamond Diva follows nicely on walks with only mild pulling, accepts gentle handling, and enjoys checking in with people. A predictable routine, positive reinforcement, patience, and plenty of enrichment will help her settle in. When overwhelmed, she may use her mouth, so she needs space and supportive guidance as she gains confidence.
Application Details
- Diamond Diva was found as a stray, so her history outside the shelter is unknown.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
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Health & wellness
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She can be reserved with new people, but she warms up with encouragement and enjoys staying nearby for gentle attention. She likes sniffing, exploring, treats, and relaxed walks.
Her history with other animals is unknown because she arrived as a stray. She showed no reaction to other dogs while walking at ACC, but introductions with resident pets should be slow and thoughtful.
She would do best in a home without young children while she builds confidence. When overwhelmed, she may use her mouth and needs space and patient support.
A patient home offering daily walks, enrichment, a predictable routine, positive reinforcement, and plenty of time to settle in would be a good fit.
Her adoption fee is waived, and her adoption includes a $50 Chewy gift card.