KADY - UNKNOWN BREED DOG FOR ADOPTION

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Dog Breed: Unknown breed. Kady was born June 23rd, 2025 She weighs approx. 20 lbs Brindle and White She is insured through She was with me since birth and has always had anxiety and fearfulness. She was always reactive when she would get startled or someone new would walk in. At about 9 months of age I started her on medication from the vet. Fluoxetine, Clonidine, and gabapentin. This medication helps as long as you make sure to give her doses on schedule. Kady walks on a leash well, I used a slip collar for awhile to get her to stop pulling. She She is used to a couple walks a day. She eats some human food, but otherwise Purina One, Basic Instinc beef & venison. She is VERY picky. She loves her bones and toys. But she is not a play catch type of dog, it doesn't interest her. She likes human interaction most of the time. She is a very needy dog. Always wants your attention or to be near you. She has had an accidental pee or poop before, but only on a rare occasion. She sleeps in bed with me and likes to cuddle. She went to sitters with dogs and men and became acquainted very quickly, as a matter a fact she did better when a dog was there when not. She also has gone to PUPTOWN daycare for several months now because of the traveling I have had to do for my dad. She has really good reports and has made a huge difference since going there. She has been going to the same Vet, New Hope Animal Hospital since I moved here, and she is all up to date on all of her shots as well she is spayed. We are moving my dad here on the 18th of October and I need to find her a home by then, even a temporary home. She does not do well with kids as they are very active and make her very nervous, I fear she would growl and risk biting. My dad has dementia and the only way to bring him home is to bring him to my house. He is allergic to dogs and Kady would not do well with him, tripping and falling being one of the issues, as well he doesn't tolerate the barking. Please advise. Thank you Kelly Hrdlicka NIDA Marketing Group, Inc. 800-328-6440 kellynidamarketing Serving the Independent Agent Since 1957 image From: Twin Cities Pet Rescue Sent: Sunday, October 5, 2025 10:44 PM To: Kelly Hrdlicka Subject: Re: Surrender an animal Hello, We are receiving a high volume of intake requests at this time. Due to limited volunteer capacity, we are only able to respond to emails for animals that we have fosters for. Please ensure that your email includes: -Type of animal (cat or dog) -Age, breed, and any notes you have on behavior, medical needs, likes/dislikes/etc. -Picture of animal(s) We will reach out if we have a foster available or if we think we will have a foster available soon. Here is a list of other rescues/shelters in MN that you may want to reach out to in addition to TCPR: .nokillnetwork/d/Minnesota/ We are always in need of volunteers. If you would like to help us help more animals, please submit a volunteer application here: .twincitiespetrescue/volunteer/ Or learn more about fostering here: .twincitiespetrescue/how-to-foster/ *Please note: we do not allow owners to foster their surrendered pet* If your email is in regards to anything else, you can expect a response within 3-5 business days. Thank you! TCPR Intake Team Twin Cities Pet Rescue .twincitiespetrescue image image On Sun, Oct 5, 2025 at 5:02 PM Kelly Hrdlicka wrote: Hello, I'm in need of surrendering a dog. She has been with me since birth and she is on medications because she has anxiety and fearfulness. I have small grandkids and I run my business out of the home now and she scares people because she is aggressive. I had spent thousands of dollars this year trying to get her trained, but I can't. I need to surrender her as soon as possible as I have my elder father with dimentia moving in with me in the next two weeks. I have tried getting her adopted and have had no luck. Please advise 563-777-0689 Kelly Hrdlicka **** Breed: terrier/Australian shepard **** Pet Link: .nokillnetwork/adoption/pet_detail.php?petid=2189560&flag=1

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