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Gina is a sweet, high-energy girl looking for an active, engaged home ready for a spunky companion. She has been thriving in a rehabilitative program and does well with structure that keeps her mentally and physically occupied.
Gina was found abandoned, extremely skinny, anxious, and showing signs of having recently given birth. With routine and support, she has made wonderful progress. She used to spin in circles when stressed, but this has subsided and now occurs mainly when she is very excited; neurological concerns have been ruled out.
Gina is snuggly, playful, and responsive to treats and toys. She will do best with an experienced adopter who can help her settle into a new routine. Animal Haven will provide ongoing transition support.
Ideal Home
- An active and engaged home
- An experienced adopter
- A home without other animals, as Gina does not get along with other dogs
Ongoing Health
Gina arrived extremely skinny and showing signs of having recently given birth. Neurological concerns related to her spinning behavior have been ruled out.
Training & Support
Gina does well with structure and is responsive to treats and toys. Her spinning has greatly subsided with routine, though it may still occur when she is highly excited. Animal Haven will provide ongoing support as she transitions into her new home.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $100
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to learn more and arrange a meeting.
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Gina would do best with an experienced adopter in an active, engaged home that can provide structure and help her settle into a routine.
Gina does not get along with other dogs and would likely do best in a home without other animals.
Her spinning has greatly subsided since she settled into a routine, though it may still happen when she is very excited. Neurological concerns have been ruled out.