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Meet Kyrie, a sweet, energetic 16-pound mystery mix with an extremely soft coat and an affectionate, playful personality. He bonds quickly with his caretakers and loves being their shadow.
Ideal Home
Kyrie has done very well with dogs of all sizes and would do best in a home with another dog. He has been around many cats and is curious about them. He needs time and patience to acclimate, and may whine and bark before settling in.
Ongoing Health
His adoption fee includes age-appropriate vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, deworming, flea and tick prevention at intake, and antibiotics if medically needed while in care.
Training & Support
Kyrie walks beautifully on a loose leash and uses his crate for sleeping and meals. He initially whined in his crate but adjusted after a week. He experiences separation anxiety, is not fully house-trained yet, and would benefit from basic obedience classes, consistent crate boundaries, and continued potty-training support.
Application Details
- Applicants must live within 25 miles of the facility; out-of-state applications are not currently accepted.
- Existing household pets must be fully vaccinated and spayed or neutered.
- Verifiable veterinarian, landlord, and personal character references are required.
- Property or lease information may be verified.
- If approved, all household members, roommates, children, and resident dogs must attend the meet-and-greet.
- The process includes an interview, home visit, and pet introduction. Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
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Not yet. He is learning and would benefit from consistent potty-training support and basic obedience classes.
He has done fantastic with every dog he has met, regardless of size. He has also been around many cats and is curious about them.
Kyrie would do best in a home with another dog and adopters who can give him time and patience while he acclimates.
He sleeps in his crate at doggie daycare and uses it for meals. He initially whined but adjusted after a week.
