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Norwegian Elkhound-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Blakeslee, PA, USA

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Raleigh (COURTESY) - Norwegian Elkhound / Shepherd / Mixed (medium coat) Dog For Adoption

Norwegian Elkhound-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Blakeslee, PA, USA

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Nickname
Raleigh (COURTESY)
Breed
Norwegian Elkhound-Unknown Mix
Gender
Female
Age
Adult
Location
Blakeslee, PA, 18610, USA

Description

Norwegian Elkhound-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Blakeslee, PA, USA

Posted Breed: Norwegian Elkhound / Shepherd / Mixed (medium coat). Adoption Fee: $275+tax. To adopt, please submit this application: http://form.jotform.us/form/41555257797165 We pre-screen

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all adopters before arranging in-person meetings. Please scroll down below animal description for current status of our dogs (to see if this dog is still available) and adoption information. COURTESY LISTING Raleigh is currently in foster with a rescue in WV. She will not be coming into foster with Happy Dog Rescue, but the WV rescue does accept applications from northeastern adopters. If you would like to give Raleigh a forever home, please visit artbar.petfinder.com to apply to adopt her. Transport is available to northeastern states. Rescue inquiries are also welcome. Raleigh is fully vetted and sponsored for rescue. Available to adopters in DE, MD, PA, NJ, CT, or MA. Approx 7 years and 55 lb Raleigh survived terrible owners, being hit by cars twice, several surgeries, and months in boarding until she'd healed enough to come home to foster. One leg is not very useful, but the vet was at least able to save the leg. She deserves the best family ever...are you that family? I tested her with a cat outside that wasn't afraid of dogs and she didn't show any interest in the cat. I don't know if she would chase a cat that runs from dogs, but honestly she doesn't move that quickly so I doubt she could catch a cat these days. As far as other dogs, Raleigh is fine with males but acts dominant/bossy around females. Raleigh is good with kids My niece and nephew visited. They are 8 and 13 but she did great and so did they. She's a sweet dog who deserves so much more than life has thrown at her so far. We're hoping someone can find it in their heart to give her a forever home. Due to spinal cord damage, most of which has recovered, Raleigh is occasionally fecal incontinent. She is able to hold her urine. A doggie door to a fenced yard would be very helpful for her. COURTESY LISTING - Do not submit the Happy Dog Rescue adoption application. Instead, please go to http://artbar.petfinder.com and submit their application. If any links aren't clickable, please visit http://hdr.petfinder.com. Our listings are shared to multiple websites with varying policies on links. Status of the current foster dogs at Happy Dog Rescue: Max - Available but not in local foster care yet, submit app if interested Trixi - Available but not in local foster care yet, submit app if interested Sheba - Available but not in local foster care yet, submit app if interested Prancine - Adopted View Available Dogs - - - View Adoption Application Available Dogs: http://www.adoptapet.com/shelter71645-dogs.html Application: http://form.jotform.us/form/41555257797165 Courtesy Listed Dogs: These dogs are not in foster with us. Please follow instructions in their listing to apply for them: Raleigh Potter The hypoallergenic dog myth: https://www.verywell.com/the-myth-of-hypoallergenic-dogs-82709 We are not a shelter. Our dogs are fostered in a home environment. All meetings are by appointment. If you are interested in meeting or possibly adopting this dog, please submit an application to begin the process. We respond to inquiries via email. Please watch your email for a response, usually within 12 hours. Adoption fee: $325 + tax = $344.50. Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, 4DX test, rabies vaccine, distemper combo vaccine, wormer, and flea/tick preventative in season. PLEASE NOTE: If it says COURTESY LISTING above, then please do not submit our application. Follow the directions to the other rescue's website and apply there. Adoption Application http://form.jotform.us/form/41555257797165 Recommended dog trainer in the Lehigh Valley area: Jill Wright with K-9's In Training, website: http://www.k-9sintraining.net/ We've used Jill's services for our own dogs and foster dogs as needed. We LOVE her training methods...and so do the dogs! Please tell Jill you saw her info on the Happy Dog Rescue site.

Physical Attributes

Coat Length
Medium
Grooming Needs
Moderate
Shedding Amount
Moderate
Shedding Amount
Yes

Behavioral Characteristics

Energy Level
Moderate
Activity Level
Moderately Active
Exercise Needs
Moderate
Fence Required
Any Type
Other
Yard Required

Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-219198
Date Listed
08/18/2017
Date Expires
Expired

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