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A little about them
Kita is an 8-year-old Shiba Inu who is looking for a calm, loving forever home. After leaving a commercial breeding facility, she is learning how wonderful life in a home can be with the help of her foster family in Bondurant, Iowa.
Kita is sweet, shy, and cautious with new people, but she is gradually learning to trust and enjoy affection. When she feels brave, she may seek pets, give kisses, or hop onto the couch. She loves spending time outdoors, playing with other dogs in a securely fenced yard, and showing off her signature howl.
Ideal Home
Kita would thrive in a calm, quiet home with soft, peaceful spaces where she can retreat. Loud noises and sudden movements frighten her, and she may bolt or hide, so her family will need to be especially careful around doors. A securely fenced yard and friendly dog companions would be wonderful. She is good with dogs, ignores the cats in her foster home, and is curious but nervous around children because of sudden movements and squeaky noises.
Ongoing Health
Kita is spayed, vaccinated, and weighs just under 25 pounds.
Training & Support
Kita is learning to walk on a leash. She may be nervous at first, but relaxes once she gets moving. She has free run of the house while her foster family is away and does not have accidents or destroy things.
Application Details
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- The adoption process includes learning about your household and home environment to determine whether you may be a good match.
- Once approved, you can be introduced to Kita's foster mom for a meeting.
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Common questions
Kita would do best in a calm, quiet home with soft retreat spaces, careful door management, and ideally a securely fenced yard. Friendly dog companions would be welcome.
She is good with other dogs and generally ignores the cats in her foster home.
Yes. She has free run of the house while her foster family is away and does not have accidents or destroy things.
She is still nervous at first, but once she gets moving, she relaxes and forgets to be nervous.