Petzlover
Kaila was given to me in Feb. of 2015, when she was approx. 17 weeks old. Her adoption fee is $350. (Actual location is Cache Creek, but wasn't an option when creating the posting.) She has a very sweet personality, is very loving and affectionate. Her energy level for when she's outside is high; and her energy level for when she's inside is mostly calm. She is good around other dogs, but hasn't been around cats. Because of her sweet personality and gentle nature it would only be a matter of time before she would adapt to being around them. She loves to run and play when she's outside, playing and chasing after the leaves, and she also loves to play in the snow. Kaila loves to sleep in my bed, and enjoys taking naps in my bed as well. She also loves going for car rides. She hasn't been around small children, just adults. She would NEVER harm anyone, she just gets excited when she sees most people, and likes to put her paws on their chest to give them a hug. Kaila loves just about everyone she comes in contact with. Her vaccinations are current and up to date; and a topical flea treatment is currently being used on her. She is not micro-chipped or spayed. The people that will be adopting her need to be financially stable, and be able to give her a stable, healthy, happy and safe environment. She would also need a fenced in yard. Her new family will also need to be financially able to take her to regular vet visits, take her to be groomed each month, and feed her a good quality dog food. I recently had to move into a studio apartment with no fenced yard, which isn't very big for her to run and play around in. She is cared for and well fed, but at this point in time I'm just not financially able to take care of her the way that I would like to be able to. I feel that she would greatly benefit from an obedience class, which I am also not financially able to do so. **Please do not e-mail me, asking me to give her away for free. 100% of this adoption fee will be going to the local animal shelter to help with the expense of caring for those animals that are in need of a fur-ever home.*
