Pup Kipper
Pointer
$500
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A little about them
Meet Kipper, a sweet Pointer mix puppy who is ready for a loving forever home. After being abandoned at a shelter in Alabama, she is now safe with K-9 Lifesavers and ready to enjoy life with a family who will cherish her.
At 14 weeks old and approximately 18–19 pounds, Kipper is at a wonderful age for training, socialization, and family adventures. She is affectionate, eager to learn, and has plenty of love to give.
Ideal Home
Kipper would thrive with a family prepared to provide love, guidance, socialization, and ongoing training.
Ongoing Health
- Vaccinated and receiving basic veterinary care through her adoption fees.
- Adoption fees include deworming and preventive heartworm and flea/tick care while in the rescue’s care, when age-appropriate.
- K-9 Lifesavers will cover spay/neuter at its partner veterinarian at 6 months of age, or reimburse adopters up to the partner-vet cost if they use their own veterinarian.
Training & Support
Kipper will need a refresher in house-training. Obedience training is strongly recommended to support her transition, socialization, and bond with her new family.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $500
- Start the application process by contacting K-9 Lifesavers through Wags.
Transportation
Transport costs are covered by the adoption fee.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport costs are covered by the adoption fee.
Common questions
Kipper is approximately 14 weeks old.
She weighs approximately 18–19 pounds.
Kipper will need a refresher in house-training, and obedience training is strongly recommended to support her transition, socialization, and bond with her new family.
The $500 adoption fee covers basic veterinary care, applicable vaccinations and preventive care, and transport costs. K-9 Lifesavers will also cover or reimburse eligible spay/neuter costs at 6 months of age.