Vanna
German Shepherd Dog
$475
Adoption fee · Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue
$475
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A little about them
Vanna is an approximately 4-year-old German Shepherd mix with a big heart, playful spirit, and loyal nature. This affectionate Velcro dog loves staying close to her people, playing fetch, riding in the car, and sharing everyday adventures. She has a medium energy level and is respectful and non-destructive when free roaming in her foster home.
Ideal Home
Vanna has lived successfully with dog-savvy cats. She prefers to be the only dog in the home, though she gets along with dogs outside the home. She has been appropriate around young children but may be happiest with older or dog-savvy children who can respect her space while she warms up. Vanna can be reserved with new people at first and becomes affectionate and devoted once she feels secure.
Ongoing Health
Vanna is spayed and vaccinated.
Training & Support
Vanna is crate trained and continues to improve her leash skills and confidence. She thrives with structure, consistency, and clear expectations. She can be protective of food, toys, and attention, so her adopter should be prepared to provide continued guidance and reinforce good habits.
Application Details
- The rescue is volunteer-run and asks that only serious adopters apply.
- All household decision-makers should be involved before applying.
- After the initial screening, approved applicants will be connected with the placement for a video chat.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transports run every few weeks, and approved adopters will be scheduled for the next available transport.
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Pickup & transport
Transports run every few weeks; approved adopters will have the dog on the next available transport.
Common questions
She has lived successfully with dog-savvy cats. She prefers a home without other dogs, although she gets along with dogs outside the home.
She has been appropriate around young children but seemed more comfortable observing from a distance. Older or dog-savvy children who can respect her space may be the best fit.
Vanna is crate trained and is continuing to improve her leash skills and confidence. She has also been trusted to free roam in her foster home without being destructive.
Vanna is affectionate and loyal but can be reserved with new people until she feels secure. She may protect valued resources such as food, toys, and attention, so she needs consistent guidance and reinforcement.
After the initial screening, approved applicants will be connected with the placement for a video chat. Transports run every few weeks, with approved dogs traveling on the next available transport.