Chewy Booie
American Staffordshire Terrier
$425
Adoption fee · HART (Hearthfire Animal Rescue Team)
$425
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A little about them
Chewy Booie is a very active, playful puppy who was born into care after her mother was found as a stray. She is eager to learn and would love to grow into a confident, well-rounded family dog.
Ideal Home
Chewy Booie could live with children, other dogs, pets, and animals, though her exposure to animals has been limited. She has lived with children ages 4 and up, adult dogs, and her mother in foster care. She will benefit from socialization, family outings, and patient guidance about the world around her.
Ongoing Health
Chewy Booie is up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, dewormed, and appears to be in good health. She is expected to weigh approximately 45 pounds when fully grown. She has not been spayed; her adopter must have her sterilized by 6 months of age, with a possible $100 reimbursement after proof is provided.
Training & Support
Chewy Booie is still working on potty training and is learning how to be a good family dog. Puppy training classes and continued training are recommended. Like any young puppy, she will need time, energy, supervision, and patience while learning household manners.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $425
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Meet-and-greets are available after an adoption has been approved.
Transportation
Transport can be arranged to an approved adoptive home within the Pacific Northwest.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport can be arranged to an approved adoptive home within the Pacific Northwest.
Common questions
She is expected to weigh approximately 45 pounds when fully grown.
No. She is still working on potty training and will need continued guidance.
A local puppy training class and continued training are recommended. She will also need socialization and patient instruction in household manners.
No. Her adopter must have her sterilized by 6 months of age.
Yes. Transport can be arranged to an approved adoptive home within the Pacific Northwest.
