Cinnamon Sugar

Cinnamon Sugar is a 4.5 year old, 61 lb, female, Terrier mix. <br/><br/>Cinnamon Sugar is currently located in South Texas and will be transported to her new home.<br/> <br/>This golden girl is Cinnamon Sugar, so named because she is sweet with a sparkly personality. We just call her Cinnamon or Cinny. This sweetheart was found roaming the streets, a thick collar hanging on her emaciated frame. Cinny had given birth several times, but no puppies were found, so perhaps she escaped from whatever nightmare life she lived. Cinnamon is the kind of dog that does not hold a grudge, she was thrilled to find kindness in people and eager to soak up some love, as well as some good chow. Perhaps a few too many treats later (haha), she is big and healthy, and ready for her new life. Cinnamon shares her foster home with several dogs, big and small; she ignores the smaller dogs and enjoys playing with the dog her size. She is too rambunctious for small children, but this girl really just needs some training and an outlet for her energy to help settle her. She would make a great workout buddy and would undoubtedly love to go on long walks or hikes. Cinnamon would do best in a home with someone around, since she does not like to be crated (we don't know what this poor girl endured in her past) but she does fine at home now that she has a routine and feels safe. Cinnamon is not a puppy nor is she a senior - what she is, is a sweet girl who survived a harsh few years and is now ready to devote herself to her very own family. Give this girl a chance to shine and sparkle like sugar!<br/><br/>Our organization only adopts within the United States and Canada.<br/><br/>Faith and Hope is an established rescue group based in Texas but delivers to multiple states on the East and West Coast. All dogs and cats are rescued from the state of Texas to be transported to Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Maryland, and other states, with placement in their adoptive family’s homes. Our $500 adoption fee includes all core vaccinations (DHPP, rabies, spay/neuter), microchip and transportation costs.<br/><br/>If interested in learning more, please email us at faithandhopeadoptions@gmail.com or fill out our online application.<br/><br/>https://www.faithandhopefoundation.org/adoptionapp<br/><br/>If interested in learning more about our adoptable pets, the adoption process, or our home based foster program, please contact us at the above email.<br/><br/>Due to the number of requests that we receive on our adoptable pets, please be advised that all adoption applications are processed in the order received. Once we send you an application, your place in line is not reserved until your application is returned to us.

Cinnamon Sugar is a 4.5 year old, 61 lb, female, Terrier mix.

Cinnamon Sugar is currently located in South Texas and will be transported to her new home.

This golden girl is Cinnamon Sugar, so named because she is sweet with a sparkly personality. We just call her Cinnamon or Cinny. This sweetheart was found roaming the streets, a thick collar hanging on her emaciated frame. Cinny had given birth several times, but no puppies were found, so perhaps she escaped from whatever nightmare life she lived. Cinnamon is the kind of dog that does not hold a grudge, she was thrilled to find kindness in people and eager to soak up some love, as well as some good chow. Perhaps a few too many treats later (haha), she is big and healthy, and ready for her new life. Cinnamon shares her foster home with several dogs, big and small; she ignores the smaller dogs and enjoys playing with the dog her size. She is too rambunctious for small children, but this girl really just needs some training and an outlet for her energy to

Cinnamon Sugar is a 4.5 year old, 61 lb, female, Terrier mix.

Cinnamon Sugar is currently located in South Texas and will be transported to her new home.

This golden girl is Cinnamon Sugar, so named because she is sweet with a sparkly personality. We just call her Cinnamon or Cinny. This sweetheart was found roaming the streets, a thick collar hanging on her emaciated frame. Cinny had given birth several times, but no puppies were found, so perhaps she escaped from whatever nightmare life she lived. Cinnamon is the kind of dog that does not hold a grudge, she was thrilled to find kindness in people and eager to soak up some love, as well as some good chow. Perhaps a few too many treats later (haha), she is big and healthy, and ready for her new life. Cinnamon shares her foster home with several dogs, big and small; she ignores the smaller dogs and enjoys playing with the dog her size. She is too rambunctious for small children, but this girl really just needs some training and an outlet for her energy to help settle her. She would make a great workout buddy and would undoubtedly love to go on long walks or hikes. Cinnamon would do best in a home with someone around, since she does not like to be crated (we don't know what this poor girl endured in her past) but she does fine at home now that she has a routine and feels safe. Cinnamon is not a puppy nor is she a senior - what she is, is a sweet gi