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A little about them
Nyla is a smart, affectionate young pup who brings plenty of joy and laughter wherever she goes. She is friendly, playful, full of life, and easily acclimates to new surroundings. Nyla gets along beautifully with dogs at daycare and ignores the cats she has met. She is also a devoted cuddle bug who loves giving and receiving affection.
Nyla arrived with Naomi on August 6, 2026, after their previous family moved and could not include them in their future plans.
Ideal Home
Nyla would thrive with a loving family ready to continue helping her learn and grow. She is reported to get along with dogs and cats, and the rescue has documented positive interactions with children under 8.
Ongoing Health
Nyla is vaccinated and spayed/neutered. The adoption fee covers age-appropriate vaccinations, spay or neuter surgery, microchipping, deworming, flea and tick prevention at intake, and antibiotics if needed while in the rescue’s care. Dogs aged 6 months and older receive a heartworm snap test.
Training & Support
Nyla is house-trained and will benefit from basic obedience classes, as is typical for a young pup.
Application Details
- Applicants must provide verifiable veterinary, landlord, and personal references.
- Existing household pets must be fully vaccinated and spayed or neutered.
- Adopters must live within 25 miles of the facility; out-of-state applications are not currently accepted.
- All household members, including children, roommates, and resident dogs, must attend the initial meet-and-greet.
- The process includes screening, an interview, a meet-and-greet, a home visit, and a pet introduction.
- Adoption approval is not guaranteed and depends on finding the best match for Nyla.
Applications begin by contacting the rescue through Wags.
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Common questions
She gets along beautifully with all the dogs at daycare.
She ignores the cats she has met.
Yes, Nyla is listed as house-trained.
She will benefit from basic obedience classes as a young pup.
