Kela
Great Pyrenees, Australian Cattle Dog
Kela
Great Pyrenees, Australian Cattle Dog
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The Bridge Between Animal Rescue
At a glance
A little about them
Kela is a sweet, easy-going gentle giant who loves cozy days, belly rubs, naps, and time with her people. She enjoys car rides, neighborhood walks, sunbathing, occasional treats, and relaxing on the couch. After entering rescue at 146 pounds, she has reached about 95 pounds and should continue daily walks to support her weight-loss journey.
Ideal Home
Kela would thrive as the only dog or with a calm, quiet dog. She prefers peaceful environments and older, calm companions, though she warms up to calm dogs and loves puppies. She is affectionate, loyal, curious, and enjoys spending time with her family.
Ongoing Health
- Kela entered rescue massively overweight at 146 pounds and has reached about 95 pounds.
- Daily walks, especially after dinner, are important for continuing her weight loss.
- Her heartworm treatment has been completed.
- She is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Training & Support
- Fully potty trained.
- Not destructive when left loose while her people are away.
- Enjoys daily walks, car rides, neighborhood adventures, and relaxing at home.
Application Details
- Meet-and-greets and adoption trials are available.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
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Common questions
Kela currently weighs about 95 pounds after entering rescue at 146 pounds. She should continue daily walks to support her weight loss.
Kela can be the only dog or live with a calm, quiet dog. She prefers calm older dogs, warms up to dogs with calm personalities, and loves puppies.
Yes. Kela is fully potty trained and is not destructive when left loose while her people are away.
Her heartworm treatment has been completed. She is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Yes. Meet-and-greets and adoption trials are available.
