NARI (NOT YET AVAILABLE) - POMERANIAN (LONG COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION
Benton, LA, 71006, USA
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NARI (NOT YET AVAILABLE) - POMERANIAN (LONG COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION
Pomeranian Dogs For Adoption in Benton, LA, USA
For Adoption
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Nickname:
Nari (NOT YET AVAILABLE)
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Breed
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Gender
Female
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Age
Young
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Location
Benton, LA, 71006 USAUSA
Description
Dog Breed: Pomeranian (long coat). Please read the pet description IN IT'S ENTIRETY before applying. Thank you for your cooperation. NOT YET TAKING APPLICATIONS – NOT YET AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION NEW INTAKE 6/6/2026: Nari - female - DOB 1/26/2025 - 6.1 pounds - Pomeranian Reason for intake: We were contacted by the owner about this little girl who originated in Korea. There are young children in the home and the owner is pregnant and Nari just isn't having it! As hard as it was to give her up, no one was happy with the situation as it was... including Nari. We know we can find her a home with no children. She's the cutest little toot! She's heading to our vet for spaying and whatever else she needs so stay tuned. Note: We know she's going to be popular so PLEASE, don't message about her... don't email... don't text or name drop (to get an early in)... please just wait until she's posted for adoption and then you can apply. Thank you for your cooperation! NOT TAKING APPLICATIONS: Many dogs, particularly breeder, hoarder or senior dogs, can have multiple medical issues that need addressed. Additionally, sometimes we take in young puppies requiring multiple vaccinations and/or quarantining. In this particular case, we are not yet taking applications either due to age or possible illness or some other reason. We will post when s(he) is ready for adoption. In the interest of fairness, EARLY application submissions will NOT be considered. Please note… we cannot respond to messages/emails, etc., on dogs that are NOT yet available for adoption. Please wait until the dog is available for adoption. We will post him or her on Facebook in our Adoptable Dog Album pinned to the top of our page which you can follow at this link: .facebook/share/1B46skRWF5/ OR you can keep checking our website at .roadtorescuela. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding. “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” ~ Gandhi Be responsible ~ Always spay/neuter, keep your dogs on heartworm prevention, vaccinate against disease... and if you bring a pet into your life, commit to that pet for life. Blessings.
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Physical Attributes
Coat Length: Long Altered Yes -
Behavioral Characteristics
OK with Kids: Yes OK with Dogs: Yes -
Additional Information
Was the Dog Found No Other - Up-to-date on Vaccinations
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Organization name
Ninna's Road to Rescue
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Location:
Benton, Louisiana, 71006 USAUSA
Breed overview
Pomeranian
A.K.A.: Pom, Pom Pom, Pommy, Dwarf Spitz, Toy Spitz, German Toy, Mini Spitz, Pom Pup, Fluffy Pom, Pocket Pom, Pom Companion, Royal Pom, Pom Fluff, Pomster, Pom Prince, Pom Princess
Overview:
The Pomeranian is a vivacious and charming toy breed, originating from the historic region of Pomerania, now part of Poland and Germany. Descended from larger Spitz-type dogs, they were miniaturized over generations, becoming beloved companions. Physically, they are recognizable by their luxurious double coat, often seen in striking shades like orange, cream, or black, and their distinctive foxy face with bright, alert eyes. Despite their small stature, Poms possess a bold and inquisitive temperament; they are intelligent, eager to please, and can be surprisingly independent. They adapt well to apartment living due to their size, though they still benefit from regular walks and mental stimulation. While generally good with older, respectful children, their delicate build makes them more suitable for families who understand their needs. Regarding health, Poms can be prone to patellar luxation, tracheal collapse, and dental issues, emphasizing the importance of responsible breeding and regular veterinary care to ensure a long, happy life.
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