Cinnamon
- Young
- Female
- Small
Cinnamon
Current Location
bauxite, AR
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Cinnamon's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$200
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Cinnamon's Story
Meet Cinnamon! She is a young dog that is a little less than a year old, around 15 pounds and full grown. She already knows her name, and can respond to it....when she feels like it. She has a bit of a stubborn streak when she really wants to do something, but that is part of her charm. Cinnamon is very shy upon first meetings, but give her some time, patience, and a few treats, and she is all loves and snuggles. Cinnamon loves to cuddle and take naps together with her favorite human, as well as go running and playing chase with other dogs. She is very interested in cats and has learned that not all cats like dogs, and that is okay. Cinnamon is starting to learn how to play with balls, and she has been learning how to come and play fetch at her foster house. She is very sweet, and alert. If any animals come into her yard, she will alert you of what she thinks may be a threat. Cinnamon does not like being alone for too long, so having another doggy companion is a huge plus for her if you plan to leave her during the day. She has learned to use pee pads and be in a crate, but prefers outdoor time and comfy couches. <br/><br/>Interested in Cinnamon? Fill out her application. <br/>https://form.jotform.com/261523814944157
Meet Cinnamon! She is a young dog that is a little less than a year old, around 15 pounds and full grown. She already knows her name, and can respond to it....when she feels like it. She has a bit of a stubborn streak when she really wants to do something, but that is part of her charm. Cinnamon is very shy upon first meetings, but give her some time, patience, and a few treats, and she is all loves and snuggles. Cinnamon loves to cuddle and take naps together with her favorite human, as well as go running and playing chase with other dogs. She is very interested in cats and has learned that not all cats like dogs, and that is okay. Cinnamon is starting to learn how to play with balls, and she has been learning how to come and play fetch at her foster house. She is very sweet, and alert. If any animals come into her yard, she will alert you of what she thinks may be a threat. Cinnamon does not like being alone for too long, so having another doggy companion is a huge plus for her if you plan to leave her during the day. She
Meet Cinnamon! She is a young dog that is a little less than a year old, around 15 pounds and full grown. She already knows her name, and can respond to it....when she feels like it. She has a bit of a stubborn streak when she really wants to do something, but that is part of her charm. Cinnamon is very shy upon first meetings, but give her some time, patience, and a few treats, and she is all loves and snuggles. Cinnamon loves to cuddle and take naps together with her favorite human, as well as go running and playing chase with other dogs. She is very interested in cats and has learned that not all cats like dogs, and that is okay. Cinnamon is starting to learn how to play with balls, and she has been learning how to come and play fetch at her foster house. She is very sweet, and alert. If any animals come into her yard, she will alert you of what she thinks may be a threat. Cinnamon does not like being alone for too long, so having another doggy companion is a huge plus for her if you plan to leave her during the day. She has learned to use pee pads and be in a crate, but prefers outdoor time and comfy couches.
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https://form.jotform.com/261523814944157
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How To Adopt
Cinnamon is from Southern Hearts Rescue LLC
[bauxite, AR]
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