Cindy Lou

YOU MUST HAVE AN APPROVED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO MEET OUR PETS.<br/><br/>Meet Cindy Lou! <br/><br/>We named her Cindy Lou because, honestly, she looks like she stepped right out of a Dr. Seuss book. She is approximately 2 years old, 15 pounds, part Pug and part...well, we are not entirely sure what. Whatever the other half is, it contributed the long, skinny legs and impressive athletic abilities. <br/><br/>Cindy Lou came to us from a mountain county shelter where we believe she had recently had puppies. Her time was running out when we stepped up to take her, while a rescue partner took her brother.<br/><br/>We quickly discovered that little Cindy Lou is a dynamo of a dog in a very entertaining package.<br/><br/>This girl has energy for days. She is fast, agile, determined, and apparently has never met a gate she could not conquer. She can easily jump a standard gate, so her forever home, if it has a fenced yard, will need a secure fence at least 5 feet high, and taller would probably be even better.<br/><br/>Otherwise, Cindy Lou will need to stay on a secure leash outside, no going outside off leash if no fenced yard. She does stay close to her people.<br/><br/>Cindy Lou seems to be house trained already.<br/><br/>She is a pro at fetch!<br/><br/>Cindy Lou has a current philosophy of, If I want to be there, I am going there. She does not like to be separated from her people. But underneath all that determination is a dog who is just incredibly focused on her people. She simply wants to be with you and she will go to impressive lengths to accomplish that goal.<br/><br/>Cindy Lou does not take well to being crated away from family and will bark her objections. Her goal in life is to be with her people! So, we are pretty sure she will insist on sleeping in bed with you and no apartment living for this gal.<br/><br/>Cindy Lou seems to do well with other dogs, but they honestly are not all that important to her. She is not looking for a canine best friend. She wants her humans. If you are around, she is happy.<br/><br/>We have not tested her with kids but suspect that she may be fine.<br/>She ran from the cat in her foster home when the cat objected to her energy levels, so may be fine in a home with a dog savvy cat that did not mind an active dog.<br/><br/>Because she is young and energetic, Cindy Lou is looking for an active adopter who is willing to put some time into training and give her plenty of physical and mental exercise. She would love someone who enjoys playing fetch, hiking, exploring, or generally getting out and doing lots of sociable things and taking their dog with them. She may even be a great jogging buddy!<br/><br/>In fact, if you are looking for a an obstacle-course dog, Cindy Lou may be your girl. As long as you are the carrot, we are pretty sure she will cross the finish line first. <br/><br/>She is not the dog for someone looking for a low energy couch potato or a dog who already knows all the rules. She is smart, athletic, incredibly entertaining, and still figuring out the whole being a civilized house dog thing.<br/><br/>But if you’re willing to laugh, train, exercise, and keep up with her, Cindy Lou could be an incredibly fun companion.<br/><br/>Cindy Lou at a glance:<br/><br/>Approximately 2 years old<br/>Pug mix with some seriously long, skinny legs<br/>Spayed<br/>Microchipped<br/>Up to date on vaccinations<br/>Very energetic and athletic<br/>Extremely people oriented, needs to be with you<br/>Seems to do well with other dogs<br/>Has had very little training and will need continued work<br/>Can jump standard gates<br/>Needs a fence at least 5 feet high if will be allowed to run around outside<br/>Best suited for an active home<br/><br/>Cindy Lou may have arrived looking like a Dr. Seuss character, but she has quickly shown us that she is also part athlete, part escape artist (if confined away from family), definitely a Velcro dog, and 100% determined to be wherever her people are.<br/><br/>If that sounds like your kind of fun, Cindy Lou would love to meet you! <br/><br/>Adoption donation $300.<br/>
Please note that we do not ship animals. We also require a home visit before finalizing any adoptions so preference is given to applicants within a 90 mile range. You will be required to come to High Point, NC to meet/pick up your new pet.<br/>
HOW TO APPLY:<br/>
1. Go to www.lppnc.org
2. Click on the "Adoption Application" link on the left side of the page.
3. The application will open as a PDF and you should have the ability to fill it in from that page. Be sure to complete all fields.
4. Save the application to your computer, then attach in an email and send to petprojectnc@gmail.com
5. Someone will review your application as soon as possible, usually within 24 hours, and will be in touch with next steps.

YOU MUST HAVE AN APPROVED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO MEET OUR PETS.

Meet Cindy Lou!

We named her Cindy Lou because, honestly, she looks like she stepped right out of a Dr. Seuss book. She is approximately 2 years old, 15 pounds, part Pug and part...well, we are not entirely sure what. Whatever the other half is, it contributed the long, skinny legs and impressive athletic abilities.

Cindy Lou came to us from a mountain county shelter where we believe she had recently had puppies. Her time was running out when we stepped up to take her, while a rescue partner took her brother.

We quickly discovered that little Cindy Lou is a dynamo of a dog in a very entertaining package.

This girl has energy for days. She is fast, agile, determined, and apparently has never met a gate she could not conquer. She can easily jump a standard gate, so her forever home, if it has a fenced yard, will need a secure fence at least 5 feet high, and taller would probably be even better.

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YOU MUST HAVE AN APPROVED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO MEET OUR PETS.

Meet Cindy Lou!

We named her Cindy Lou because, honestly, she looks like she stepped right out of a Dr. Seuss book. She is approximately 2 years old, 15 pounds, part Pug and part...well, we are not entirely sure what. Whatever the other half is, it contributed the long, skinny legs and impressive athletic abilities.

Cindy Lou came to us from a mountain county shelter where we believe she had recently had puppies. Her time was running out when we stepped up to take her, while a rescue partner took her brother.

We quickly discovered that little Cindy Lou is a dynamo of a dog in a very entertaining package.

This girl has energy for days. She is fast, agile, determined, and apparently has never met a gate she could not conquer. She can easily jump a standard gate, so her forever home, if it has a fenced yard, will need a secure fence at least 5 feet high, and taller would probably be even better.

Otherwise, Cindy Lou will need to stay on a secure leash outside, no going outside off leash if no fenced yard. She does stay close to her people.

Cindy Lou seems to be house trained already.

She is a pro at fetch!

Cindy Lou has a current philosophy of, If I want to be there, I am going there. She does not like to be separated from her people. But underneath all that determination