Polar Bear
Polar Bear
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Polar Bear, a joyful, affectionate girl with spectacular ears, a charming prance, and a whole-body happy dance. She enjoys neighborhood strolls, investigating new smells, supervising work-from-home days, and relaxing beside her favorite people.
Polar Bear walks beautifully on leash and loves pets, kisses, and companionship. She can be shy at first, but new friends often become favorites quickly. She came to Colorado from a Los Angeles shelter, and her foster families have discovered how sweet and delightful she is.
Ideal Home
Polar Bear would thrive with someone who enjoys close companionship and can help her feel comfortable as she settles in. Stairs are still very scary for her, so a home where she can access her daily essentials without navigating a full flight of stairs would be best.
Ongoing Health
No medical conditions are described in the listing.
Training & Support
- Polar Bear is potty trained and has spent time loose in her foster home.
- She enjoys using her open crate as a cozy nap spot.
- She can settle on her bed during absences of up to 4½ hours when another dog is in the home.
- She has not yet gone potty on walks, so adopters should continue her familiar potty routine while she adjusts.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Polar Bear is ready to meet a loving adopter who understands her fear of stairs and supports her transition.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by A Friend of Jack Rescue.
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Common questions
Yes. She is potty trained and has done well spending time loose in her foster home.
She prefers company but has shown she can settle on her bed during absences of up to 4½ hours when another dog is in the home.
Stairs are very scary for her, so a home without a full flight of stairs to her daily essentials would be best. She has not yet gone potty on walks, so adopters should continue her familiar potty routine while she adjusts.