At a glance
About Wynter-ARR
Wynter is a happy, affectionate 10-pound sweetheart with a big personality. This gentle young girl loves attention, praise, head rubs, cozy naps, tasty snacks, and playful zoomies.
She is a puppy mill survivor who is learning to enjoy life as a cherished family dog. Wynter gets along very well with her foster dog siblings and would benefit from a confident companion dog of similar size and energy. She thrives on companionship and would do best in an active home where she can be included in daily life.
Wynter can be a little stubborn and may hesitate at open doorways or come inside on her own schedule. Her family should be patient, understanding, and ready to help her build confidence with kindness and routine.
Ideal Home
- A securely fenced yard is required.
- An active, affectionate home with plenty of companionship.
- A confident companion dog of similar size and energy would help Wynter continue building confidence.
- A patient family prepared to support her as she learns that the world is safe.
Ongoing Health
Wynter is spayed and fully vetted. She has been microchipped, received a dental cleaning and current vaccinations, and tested negative for heartworm. She is current on heartworm and flea prevention.
Training & Support
Wynter enjoys the company of other dogs and is still learning household routines. She may hesitate at open doorways and sometimes prefers to come inside on her own schedule, so patience and encouragement will help her continue to gain confidence.
Application Details
- The adoption donation is $600.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Personal, veterinary, grooming, and applicable landlord references are required.
- A home visit is required before an application can be approved.
- Meetings with dogs are scheduled after application approval.
- Adopters should be prepared to proceed because dogs cannot be held.
Transportation
- Pickup is available in Central Ohio, and adopters should be prepared to pick Wynter up there.
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Common questions
Wynter needs a securely fenced yard and would do best in an active, affectionate home with plenty of companionship. A confident companion dog of similar size and energy would help her continue building confidence.
Yes. She gets along very well with her foster dog siblings and enjoys having furry friends nearby.
She is spayed and microchipped, has had a dental cleaning and current vaccinations, tested negative for heartworm, and is current on heartworm and flea prevention.
She is still learning household routines and may hesitate at open doorways or come inside on her own schedule. Patience, kindness, and encouragement will help her continue gaining confidence.
Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags and must include the required references. A home visit is required before approval, and meetings with dogs are scheduled after an application has been approved.
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