Zola
Shih Tzu
$300
Adoption fee · Myrtle Animal Rescue and Sanctuary
$300
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A little about them
Meet Zola, a quiet and cautious 2-year-old Shih Tzu weighing about 12 pounds. She needs time to feel comfortable, but once she settles in, she enjoys toys, plays with small dogs, and shows a bit of sass.
Ideal Home
Zola needs an adult home with a quiet household, a securely fenced yard, and a friendly, compatible small dog. She has lived with cats and leaves them alone. Children make her nervous, and she does not like being picked up, so she needs people who will let her build trust at her own pace.
Ongoing Health
Zola's adoption includes spay/neuter, core vaccines, rabies vaccination when age appropriate, a 4DX test when age appropriate, parasite treatment, flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, a microchip, and dental surgery if recommended by the veterinary partner. She also comes with 30 days of Trupanion Pet Insurance.
Training & Support
Zola currently uses pee pads and is working on leash training. Outside can be overwhelming and may cause her to panic, so her fenced yard will provide a secure way to spend time outdoors. She can be left alone without showing separation anxiety. Her adoption includes a positive-reinforcement training session and ongoing support as she settles into her new home.
Application Details
- Zola's adoption fee is $300.
- The fee is fully refunded if her adopter completes the educational course and a private session with a positive-reinforcement trainer.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingTrupanion insurance mentioned in the listing. Reported by Myrtle Animal Rescue and Sanctuary.
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Zola needs a quiet adult home with a securely fenced yard and a friendly, compatible small dog. Her adopters should give her time and avoid rushing her into interaction.
She plays well with small dogs and is required to have a friendly, compatible small dog in her new home. She has also lived with cats and is happy to leave them alone.
Zola is currently using pee pads and working on leash training. Outside can be overwhelming for her, and she may panic, so a securely fenced yard is required.
Her adoption includes a positive-reinforcement training session and ongoing support from the rescue team. The $300 adoption fee is refunded if the adopter completes the educational course and a private session with a positive-reinforcement trainer.