Nikko
Labrador Retriever, Boxer
$250
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$250
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A little about them
Nikko is a lovable, attention-seeking boy who adores staying close to his people. He is quiet, well-behaved, sweet, mild-mannered, and playful. Nikko gets along well with other dogs, is great with children, and leaves cats alone. He is being fostered in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Ideal Home
Nikko would do well with a loving home that can provide companionship, supervision, and continued training. He may be adopted with his best buddy, Andy, who is also a wonderful dog.
Ongoing Health
- Up to date on vaccines
- Microchipped
- Will be spayed/neutered before adoption
Training & Support
- Potty training is progressing nicely
- An approved puppy pen is required for most dogs rather than a crate
Application Details
- A fenced yard is required for safety. Condo applicants without fencing may be considered case by case.
- An adult must be home during the day to provide training, supervision, and companionship.
- Children should generally be age 7 or older; younger children may be considered case by case.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Once approved, adopters may schedule a meet-and-greet and adoption appointment.
- A refundable $40 deposit is required after application approval to hold Nikko or schedule a meet-and-greet. It is applied to the adoption fee or refunded if you attend the appointment and decide not to adopt.
- Adoption fee: $250.
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Yes. He gets along well with other dogs, is great with kids, and leaves cats alone.
His potty training is coming along nicely.
Yes. Nikko's best buddy at the rescue is Andy, and they may do well together.
The home needs an approved puppy pen, a fenced yard or case-by-case condo consideration, and an adult home during the day. Children are generally expected to be age 7 or older.