At a glance
A little about them
Trix is an 8-month-old, 35-pound Pitbull mix with a gentle, observant, and very smart personality. She was undersocialized early in life and is fearful of people, but she has never shown reactivity. With patience, consistency, and time to build trust, Trix gradually becomes more comfortable and enjoys toys, sunbathing, playing with dogs, and cuddling with her people.
Ideal Home
Trix does well with other dogs after proper acclimation and may thrive with a confident canine companion. A home without another dog should have a thoughtful socialization and confidence-building plan. She has been around children and is shy at first. Her history with cats is unknown.
She needs a home where someone is around more often than not and where her family can offer patience, compassion, and commitment as she gains confidence.
Ongoing Health
Trix is spayed. Her listed age, breed, and expected adult size are estimates based on available information and veterinary recommendations.
Training & Support
Trix is housebroken, crate trained, and very quiet. She learned to use a doggy door within a few days and is learning to walk on a leash.
Application Details
- The adoption donation is $475 and includes transport.
- The process includes an application, phone interview, video call with the foster home, virtual home visit, and personal and veterinary reference checks.
- Transports run every few weeks, and Trix can travel on the next available transport once an adopter is approved and matched.
Transportation
Transport is included in the adoption donation, with transport available to Bellingham, Washington. Transports run every few weeks once an adopter is approved and matched.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport is included in the adoption donation; transports run every few weeks and Trix can travel once an adopter is approved and matched.
Common questions
Yes. Trix is housebroken and loves her crate.
She does well with other dogs after proper acclimation and may thrive with a confident canine companion to follow and learn from.
Trix has been around children and is shy at first. Her history with cats is unknown.
She needs a home where someone is around more often than not and where her family can patiently and consistently help her build confidence. Adopters without another dog should have a thoughtful socialization and confidence-building plan.
The process includes an application, phone interview, video call with the foster home, virtual home visit, and personal and veterinary reference checks.