Maltipoo Puppy for sale in Corona, California | $500
Maltipoo needs to be Rehomed
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing Description
This cute little girl needs to be re-homed. She’s super affectionate and loving, really good with kids. She’s 3 months old, has had her first two rounds of vaccines. Her last round of vaccines is already paid for, you’ll just need to present the paperwork we’ll provide to you when it’s time. We’ll also throw in pee pads, a dog crate and a play pen. We just want to make sure she’s going to a good home that’ll be able to give her the love and attention she deserves.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$500
FAQ about Rehoming a Maltipoo
What is a Maltipoo?
A Maltipoo is a crossbreed between a Maltese and a Poodle. They are known for their friendly and affectionate nature, making them great companions.
Why is this Maltipoo being rehomed?
This adorable Maltipoo needs to be rehomed due to personal circumstances. We want to ensure she goes to a loving home where she will receive the care, attention, and affection she deserves.
How old is the Maltipoo?
The Maltipoo is just 3 months old and full of energy and love!
What vaccinations has the Maltipoo received?
She has had her first two rounds of vaccinations, and the last round is already paid for. You will receive the proper paperwork during the transition.
What items are included with the adoption?
Along with the Maltipoo, you will receive pee pads, a dog crate, and a playpen to help her settle into her new environment.
How much does it cost to adopt this Maltipoo?
The adoption fee for this Maltipoo is $500 (USD), which goes towards her care and vaccination costs.
Where is the Maltipoo located?
This Maltipoo is located in Corona, Riverside County, California, United States.
Is this Maltipoo good with kids?
Yes, she is very affectionate and is known to be great with children, making her an ideal family pet.
What should I consider before adopting a Maltipoo?
Before adopting a Maltipoo, consider your lifestyle and whether you can provide the love, time, and attention this breed needs. Socialization and training are also important for their development.
