Pinta - Adoption Pending! Spaniel & Border Terrier Mix Milford, NH

Pinta may be the sweetest dog I have ever fostered. She loves to be around people and other dogs. I have almost never heard her bark and she immediately makes friends with strangers. She isn't very interested in toys, but loves to walk, explore and play with other dogs. She loves to be around people, hanging out in the kitchen when I am cooking. And in the evening she will sit beside me on the couch, where she loves to be petted, or rest on a dog bed on the floor. She is great in her crate all night and I'm pretty sure she is fully house-trained. (I hesitate only because there have been a few unwitnessed accidents, but I'm pretty sure the other dog I am fostering is the culprit.)There hasn't been any problem with chewing, and she is great on the leash. It is hard to imagine her having difficulty fitting into any home.

She is about 1 1/2 years old and weigh 25 pounds.

Pinta will be available for adoption on March 20th. Please visit our Petfinder website: www.petfinder.com/shelters/scsr.html for a complete listing of available dogs and access to our adoption application and details regarding the adoption process. By requesting information on this dog and initiating the adoption process, it is by no means a guarantee that the dog you have inquired about is yours to adopt. This is the first step of the adoption process. Sato Heart Rescue does not place our dogs on a "first come, first served" basis, but does adopt to the best home that matches the needs of the dog and adoptive family. Our primary purpose is to find the right match for you and the rescue awaiting their "second chance." The adoption fee is $365.00 (of which $75.00 is to cover transportation expenses) & the majority of the fee is sent to Puerto Rico to continue the rescue work. Adoptions fees must be paid in cash or check, we cannot accept credit cards at this time. All dogs come fully vaccinated, spayed/neutered, are been seen by a vet prior to making their journey to NH. and are seen by a licensed NH Vet to obtain their State of NH Health Certificate (per NH Dept of Agriculture law) before being adopted.