Bellota (2)

Hello! I’m Bellota (2), (“Acorn” in Spanish) a charming and cute dog around 4 years old, with long beige fur and a small-to-medium size. I’ve already been dewormed, vaccinated, and spayed thanks to my foster home.<br/><br/>I was rescued after I showed up at a school’s entrance, running away from a dog that was chasing me because I was in heat. My foster home planned to adopt me, but recently they had to start a medical treatment that prevents them from giving me the care I need. So, they made the difficult decision to let me go and help me find a new home.<br/><br/>I’m super affectionate with people, very playful, and I get along well with other dogs. I haven’t been around children before, but given my temperament, I don’t think it would be an issue. I’m very cheerful; I’m always ready to receive affection and wag my tail to make you smile.<br/><br/>I hope to find a loving and responsible family that will take good care of me!

Hello! I’m Bellota (2), (“Acorn” in Spanish) a charming and cute dog around 4 years old, with long beige fur and a small-to-medium size. I’ve already been dewormed, vaccinated, and spayed thanks to my foster home.

I was rescued after I showed up at a school’s entrance, running away from a dog that was chasing me because I was in heat. My foster home planned to adopt me, but recently they had to start a medical treatment that prevents them from giving me the care I need. So, they made the difficult decision to let me go and help me find a new home.

I’m super affectionate with people, very playful, and I get along well with other dogs. I haven’t been around children before, but given my temperament, I don’t think it would be an issue. I’m very cheerful; I’m always ready to receive affection and wag my tail to make you smile.

I hope to find a loving and responsible family that will take good care of me!

Hello! I’m Bellota (2), (“Acorn” in Spanish) a charming and cute dog around 4 years old, with long beige fur and a small-to-medium size. I’ve already been dewormed, vaccinated, and spayed thanks to my foster home.

I was rescued after I showed up at a school’s entrance, running away from a dog that was chasing me because I was in heat. My foster home planned to adopt me, but recently they had to start a medical treatment that prevents them from giving me the care I need. So, they made the difficult decision to let me go and help me find a new home.

I’m super affectionate with people, very playful, and I get along well with other dogs. I haven’t been around children before, but given my temperament, I don’t think it would be an issue. I’m very cheerful; I’m always ready to receive affection and wag my tail to make you smile.

I hope to find a loving and responsible family that will take good care of me!