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At a glance

BreedBlack Mouth Cur
AgeYoung
SexFemale
SizeMedium · 26–60 lb
Good withDogs
FromMiami, FL

A little about them

Meet Wall-E, a playful, affectionate Black Mouth Cur mix who has been waiting two years for a family. After being found tied to a park bench in Miami with a severely injured back leg, she received emergency care and surgery resulting in amputation. Wall-E is a happy, athletic tripod who loves people, adventures, running, playing, and spending time with her dog friends.

She is looking for a family, a couch, a backyard, and someone who will appreciate her for the incredible dog she is. Wall-E is located in Miami, Florida.

Ideal Home

  • A secure fenced yard is preferred.
  • An active family willing to include Wall-E in daily life.
  • A foster, foster-to-adopt, or adoptive home.
  • Someone who sees beyond her missing leg and appreciates her loving, adventurous personality.

Ongoing Health

Wall-E previously underwent surgery to amputate her severely injured back leg and is a three-legged dog.

Training & Support

Wall-E enjoys running, playing, exploring, outings, PawVentures, and time with volunteers and dog friends. She is not house-trained.

Application Details

  • Foster, foster-to-adopt, adoption, and day PawVenture opportunities are available.
  • Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
  • Applicants must provide a copy of their driver's license and pictures of their home, inside and out.

Transportation

No transportation options are specified.

Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by Paw Patrol Animal Rescue and Sanctuary.

Know the breed

Exercise90 min/day, Vigorous activity
CoatShort
TrainabilityEasy to train
Lifespan12-15 years
Living spaceHouse, Acreage
Wags' Black Mouth Cur price estimate$234

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Wall-E was found with a severely mangled back leg and underwent emergency care and surgery to have that leg amputated. She is now a happy, active three-legged dog.