Lunah

Fetch, anyone?! Yes, anyone includes you!! I'm Lunah and I love meeting anyone and everyone! I'm three years old, so those puppy shenanigans are a thing of my past. I'm not perfect, but I have a perfect heart. I'll need someone with patience to do some training with me. (Jumping up is my worst habit..... but I tend to ease off that bad habit with time and gentle correction....) I am already house and crate trained. I even go potty on command. I'm good with kids, but I sometimes forget my size, but again, with training, (and I am a quick learner!) I have great potential to be a really great dog instead of the great dog that I already am. Did you see the video of me playing fetch? It's one of my favorite things. Why am I looking for a furever home? My current mom's dad is living with us, and he weighs less than 90 lbs. and is pretty frail. I'm a bit too much for him and as a result, I spend too much time in my crate. Other dogs.... I do just fine! The cats I've come in contact with at PetSmart didn't garner a response from me..... I would probably be ok with a kitty if we were given a slow introduction. Oh, and I'm fine with chickens! What's not to love? Can I meet you soon so we can play a game of fetch? Here's the volunteers from POPP to tell you a little more.... Increasingly, we are doing FOSTER TO ADOPT options! That’s where you and puppers make sure you’re a good fit for one another before signing on “the dotted line”….. it’s a win-win for everyone! Just ask your adoption counselor about how this works. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Interested in adopting this or another POPP dog? Please complete our adoption questionnaire found at: https://www.popptricities.org/adopt/adoption-questionnaire-canine/ If you have any questions. please E-mail us at [email protected]. ADOPTION PACKAGES: Our puppy or dog adoption fee of $200 includes a lovable, non-judgmental canine companion who has been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped prior to adoption. Your adoption fee helps support POPP and our spay/neuter efforts in the community to end overpopulation of cats and dogs.