Freeda (SPONSORED)
Freeda (SPONSORED)
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A little about them
Meet Freeda, a resilient, affectionate, and spirited Pittie mix born August 15, 2020. She weighs approximately 74 pounds and is a tripod girl whose missing leg does not slow her down. Freeda loves walks, fetch, adventures, zooming around the yard, rolling in the grass, baths, belly rubs, couch cuddles, hugs, and snuggling with her trusted people.
Ideal Home
Freeda is happiest as the only pet. She can be reactive toward other animals and protective of her space, so she needs a calm, structured home. She may initially bark or seem unsure around new people, but warms up beautifully with patience, kindness, and treats. She is best suited for a home with teens and older.
Ongoing Health
Freeda is fully vetted, spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated. Her adoption package includes rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella vaccines, a 4DX test, deworming, heartworm prevention, and flea and tick prevention. Her adoption fee is generously sponsored.
Training & Support
Freeda is fully potty trained, trustworthy when free-roaming, and does not require a crate. She enjoys relaxing at home as much as outdoor adventures. Strong chew toys, squeaky toys, and comfortable lounging spots are among her favorites.
Application Details
- Meet-and-greets are available by approved application only.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Applicants should be ready to welcome Freeda within 5 days of approval; dogs cannot be held.
- Your adoption fee also helps support lifesaving medical care for other rescue animals in need.
Freeda is located in the southwest suburbs of Chicago and is looking for a committed, loving home that will embrace her resilient spirit and give her the stability and companionship she deserves.
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Common questions
Freeda is happiest as the only pet and is best suited for a calm, structured home with teens and older.
Yes. She is fully potty trained, trustworthy when free-roaming, and does not require a crate.
She may initially bark or seem unsure, but warms up beautifully with patience, kindness, and treats.
Her adoption package includes spay/neuter, microchipping, rabies, DHPP and Bordetella vaccines, a 4DX test, deworming, heartworm prevention, and flea and tick prevention.
