Sandi
Labrador Retriever
$850
Adoption fee · Pawssport Home Society
$850
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A little about them
Sandi was sadly abandoned outside a vet clinic as a tiny puppy with her siblings. She is now safe and thankful to be cared for, but she sure would love a family of her own instead of shelter life. Approximately 16 months old and weighing about 45lbs, Sandi is a beautiful, curious, full-of-life, active, and friendly girl. She's smart, playful, and full of love, and would be a wonderful companion.
Ideal Home
Sandi's dream home has a secure yard, as she is curious and likes to explore. She would love an active family to adventure with. She is good with other dogs but not so good with cats.
Ongoing Health
Sandi is spayed, vaccinated, and fully vetted.
Training & Support
Sandi is good on a leash and good in the car.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Sandi is in Guadalajara and is ready to travel to her forever home. She can be transported to Kelowna.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
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Common questions
Sandi is described as active and curious, needing a secure yard to explore safely. An active family that enjoys adventures would be a great match for her energy levels.
Sandi is curious and likes to explore, so a secure yard is important for her safety. This also suggests she might enjoy activities that allow her to investigate her surroundings.
Sandi is described as active and full of life, suggesting she would benefit from regular exercise and opportunities for play. An active family to adventure with would suit her well.
Sandi is noted as being smart and playful. Engaging her with training or puzzle toys would provide mental stimulation and tap into her intelligence.
Sandi is a young adult dog, approximately 16 months old. It's important to remember that young adult dogs are still maturing and may benefit from consistent training and routine.