4 month old mixed-breed puppies up for adoption

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

426132

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Mixed

Location

Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

Connect Now

Listing Description

A few months ago, we found two beautiful dogs living homeless on a Navajo reservation. We brought them home, cleaned them up, and got them some veterinary care with the intention of then finding their forever homes. Wouldn’t you know it though, one of them was carrying seven puppies, so we decided to hold off on adopting out either of the dogs. We had found good homes for all the puppies but a couple of people backed out at the last minute. As much as we would love to keep the remaining pups and both parents, we have 8 dogs now and it’s not fair to them that we can’t give them each the individual attention they need.

Both puppies are short haired, female, and will likely grow to about 30-35 pounds according to the vet. They’ve had all their shots but haven’t been fixed yet. We are also looking for a permanent home for the assumed sire, who is about 35 pounds, has short coppery-brown hair, and the sweetest, mellowest temperament ever. We did get him fixed shortly after bringing him home.

We would like to recoup some of the costs of caring for brand new puppies responsibly, but the most important thing to us by far is they they go to good homes. We will miss them.

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about 4 Month Old Mixed-Breed Puppies for Adoption

1. What type of puppies are available for adoption?

We have 4 month old mixed-breed puppies up for adoption. They are short-haired female puppies.

2. Where did these puppies come from?

These puppies were born to a beautiful dog we found living homeless on a Navajo reservation. We brought their mother home and discovered she was carrying seven puppies.

3. What veterinary care have the puppies received?

The puppies have received all their necessary vaccinations but have not been fixed yet.

4. How big will the puppies get?

According to the vet, these puppies will likely grow to be around 30-35 pounds when fully grown.

5. Are there other pets available for adoption?

Yes, we are also looking for a permanent home for the assumed sire, who weighs about 35 pounds. He has short coppery-brown hair and a gentle temperament.

6. Why are you looking to adopt out the puppies?

We love the puppies but currently have 8 dogs in our care, and we want to ensure each dog receives the individual attention they need. Our main priority is finding good homes for them.