Cocoa Pie
Pit Bull Terrier
$150
Adoption fee · Animal Protection League
$150
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A little about them
Cocoa Pie is an active, silly Pit Bull Terrier mix who loves squeaky toys, zoomies, bunny hops, and attention from her people. This smart, food-motivated girl is eager to please and ready to build a wonderful bond with her new family.
Ideal Home
Cocoa Pie would thrive with plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. She is happy to greet dog friends but can become overly excited during play, so she would do best with a respectful dog companion who can handle her playful personality. She is initially curious about cats and then ignores them. Because she can be rowdy and may knock over small children, she prefers a home with children ages 5 and older.
Ongoing Health
Cocoa Pie was born on February 26, 2026, weighs 41 pounds, and tested negative for heartworm. Her $150 adoption fee includes her spay, vaccinations, deworming, microchip, heartworm testing, and a free wellness exam.
Training & Support
Cocoa Pie is house trained and crate trained according to her previous owner. She needs some work with puppy basics and may become overstimulated when excited, but her intelligence, food motivation, and eagerness to please make her a promising training candidate.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $150
- To meet or adopt Cocoa Pie, start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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She is active, silly, playful, attention-loving, smart, food motivated, and eager to please. She enjoys squeaky toys, zoomies, and bunny hops.
Yes. She is house trained and crate trained according to her previous owner.
She is happy to greet dog friends but can become overly worked up during play, so she would do best with a respectful dog companion. She is initially curious about cats and then ignores them.
She would do best in a home with plenty of exercise and mental stimulation and with children ages 5 and older because she can be rowdy and may knock over small children.
Her $150 adoption fee includes her spay, vaccinations, deworming, microchip, heartworm testing, and a free wellness exam.
