Brooklyn

Dog Name: BROOKLYN<br/><br/>Age: 5.5 monthsGender: Female<br/><br/>Weight: 9.5 kg / 20.9 lbs<br/><br/>Breed: Labrador mix<br/><br/>Primary Colors: Black and cream<br/><br/>Spayed/Neutered? Yes<br/><br/>Vaccinated? Yes<br/><br/>Heartworm Status: Negative<br/><br/>Good with dogs? Yes<br/><br/>Good with kids? Has not lived with children<br/><br/>Good with cats? No<br/><br/>Has experience on a leash? Yes<br/><br/>Potty trained? Yes. She keeps her area clean at the foster facility and is expected to adjust<br/><br/>quickly to the rules of her new home.<br/><br/>Crate trained? No, but she is easy to train.<br/><br/>Where does the dog stay when she is alone? Brooklyn currently shares her space with other<br/><br/>dogs, as her foster home also cares for other rescue dogs.<br/><br/>Where does the dog sleep? Brooklyn sleeps in her foster home in a dog bed placed on the<br/><br/>floor in a designated area.<br/><br/>Temperament/Personality<br/><br/>Brooklyn is a happy, affectionate, and incredibly intelligent puppy who learns quickly and loves<br/><br/>connecting with people. She is friendly, curious, and a true social butterfly who enjoys greeting<br/><br/>people at the park.<br/><br/>She gets along well with other dogs and loves running, playing, and doing zoomies with her<br/><br/>sister, Camille. Brooklyn and Camille have also made excellent progress with positive<br/><br/>reinforcement training under the guidance of a certified behavioral trainer, demonstrating how<br/><br/>eager Brooklyn is to learn.<br/><br/>Although Brooklyn has never lived with children, her friendly, good-natured personality suggests<br/><br/>she could be a wonderful companion for a family with respectful kids.<br/><br/>Energetic, playful, and sensitive, Brooklyn is a special combination of intelligence, confidence,<br/><br/>and affection. Her future family will gain a loving companion who is ready to keep learning and<br/><br/>share life's adventures.<br/><br/>Brooklyn's Ideal HomeBrooklyn would thrive with an active, loving family who enjoys walks, outdoor adventures, park<br/><br/>visits, and activities that engage both her body and mind. Her family should continue the<br/><br/>positive reinforcement training she has already received.<br/><br/>She could happily live with another friendly, playful dog or as the only dog, provided she<br/><br/>receives plenty of exercise, enrichment, socialization, and attention. Although she has never<br/><br/>lived with children, she may also be a good fit for a family with respectful kids.<br/><br/>Brooklyn has enjoyed off-leash time at the park with caregivers she knows and trusts. After<br/><br/>adoption, she should remain securely leashed while building a bond with her new family. Off-<br/><br/>leash activities should only be considered once her recall and responsiveness are reliable.<br/><br/>Above all, Brooklyn needs a family ready to offer her love, security, continued guidance, and a<br/><br/>lifelong commitment. In return, she will bring joy, affection, and endless puppy enthusiasm into<br/><br/>their lives.<br/><br/>Brooklyn's Rescue Story<br/><br/>Brooklyn and her sister, Camille, were born outside a market in a very poor area of Guadalajara,<br/><br/>Mexico. They survived their first 41⁄2 months on the streets, searching for food and learning far<br/><br/>too young how to fend for themselves.<br/><br/>A kind person who worked at a food stand occasionally fed them and posted on Facebook<br/><br/>asking for help, but week after week, no one responded. Someone eventually took the puppies<br/><br/>in for a day and tried to find them homes. When nobody came forward, they were returned to<br/><br/>the streets.<br/><br/>Their rescuer who had had been following their story on Facebook drove to the market and<br/><br/>found them looking for food scraps. The puppies received veterinary care, began their health<br/><br/>protocols, and moved into a foster home. Although they were finally safe, their early<br/><br/>experiences had left them fearful. Even veterinary visits and walks could be overwhelming.<br/><br/>With the help of a certified behavioral trainer, they began learning through positive<br/><br/>reinforcement, patience, and positive experiences. Having once competed with other dogs for<br/><br/>scarce food, they gradually learned to socialize, play, and enjoy canine companionship without<br/><br/>fear.<br/><br/>Today, Brooklyn and Camille love running and playing at the park and have learned to enjoy off-<br/><br/>leash time with caregivers they know and trust. Despite their difficult beginnings, they have also<br/><br/>remained sweet and affectionate with people. Now Brooklyn is ready for the next chapter of her<br/><br/>story: finding a family of her own, where she can finally experience what it means to belong.<br/><br/>Brooklyn is waiting in Mexico until a family is committed to taking her on a 10-day trial adoption.<br/><br/>If you are interested, apply at www.northwestwagrescue.org her adoption fee is $650

Dog Name: BROOKLYN

Age: 5.5 monthsGender: Female

Weight: 9.5 kg / 20.9 lbs

Breed: Labrador mix

Primary Colors: Black and cream

Spayed/Neutered? Yes

Vaccinated? Yes

Heartworm Status: Negative

Good with dogs? Yes

Good with kids? Has not lived with children

Good with cats? No

Has experience on a leash? Yes

Potty trained? Yes. She keeps her area clean at the foster facility and is expected to adjust

quickly to the rules of her new home.

Crate trained? No, but she is easy to train.

Where does the dog stay when she is alone? Brooklyn currently shares her space with other

dogs, as her foster home also cares for other rescue dogs.

Where does the dog sleep? Brooklyn sleeps in her foster home in a dog bed placed on the

floor in a designated area.

Temperament/Personality

Brooklyn is a happy, affectionate, and incredibly intelligent puppy who learns quickly an

Dog Name: BROOKLYN

Age: 5.5 monthsGender: Female

Weight: 9.5 kg / 20.9 lbs

Breed: Labrador mix

Primary Colors: Black and cream

Spayed/Neutered? Yes

Vaccinated? Yes

Heartworm Status: Negative

Good with dogs? Yes

Good with kids? Has not lived with children

Good with cats? No

Has experience on a leash? Yes

Potty trained? Yes. She keeps her area clean at the foster facility and is expected to adjust

quickly to the rules of her new home.

Crate trained? No, but she is easy to train.

Where does the dog stay when she is alone? Brooklyn currently shares her space with other

dogs, as her foster home also cares for other rescue dogs.

Where does the dog sleep? Brooklyn sleeps in her foster home in a dog bed placed on the

floor in a designated area.

Temperament/Personality

Brooklyn is a happy, affectionate, and incredibly intelligent puppy who learns quickly and loves

connecting with people. She is friendly, curious, and a true social butterfly who enjoys greeting

people at the park.

She gets along well with other dogs and loves running, playing, and doing zoomies with her

sister, Camille. Brooklyn and Camille have also made excellent progress with positive

reinforcement training under the guidance of a certi