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Peppy Julieta is a playful Poodle mix looking for a foster or forever home. She loves playing with people, sniffy walks, chew toys, and staying busy. After a day of adventures, she would enjoy curling up with her family.
Ideal Home
Julieta would thrive with an active family committed to socialization and daily exercise. A resident dog would be ideal, or her family should provide regular opportunities to walk with other dogs, visit a dog park, or attend doggie daycare. She has lived with children. Her experience with cats is unknown, though the rescue can discuss integration techniques.
Ongoing Health
Julieta is approximately 1 year and 5 months old as of September 2026 and weighs about 14.1 pounds. Her adoption fee includes routine veterinary care, vaccinations, and spay/neuter.
Training & Support
Julieta is energetic, playful, and smart. Daily exercise, interactive play, enrichment, appropriate chew toys, and training classes would help her thrive. She is working on crate training, and the rescue cannot guarantee that she is housebroken.
Application Details
- Julieta is seeking a foster or forever home.
- Applicants should be prepared for the transition from Puerto Rico and committed to ongoing socialization.
- To apply, start by contacting her rescue provider through Wags.
Transportation
No specific transportation option is stated.
Health & wellness
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Yes. She gets along with other dogs and has lived with children.
Her experience with cats is unknown, but the rescue is happy to discuss integration techniques with potential adopters.
She would do best with an active family committed to socialization, daily exercise, interactive play, enrichment, and appropriate chew toys. A resident dog or regular opportunities to socialize with other dogs would be ideal.
The rescue cannot guarantee that she is housebroken, and she is currently working on crate training.
Her adoption fee is $460 and includes routine veterinary care, vaccinations, and spay/neuter.