Cricket

Cricket is a beautiful little girl. She is an adult and full grown at 16 pounds. Cricket was rescued from a high kill shelter and was very timid when she first arrived. She has come out of her shell a bit and is doing better but she will need someone patient and willing to help her learn to trust. <p>Her foster mom says she rarely barks and she is mostly housetrained. She gets along well with the other animals (dog and rabbit) in her foster home and we suspect she would do well with cats, too. She is starting to play with toys by herself. She hasn't been destructive, but might need some work learning what is and isn't ok to chew on, listens when you tell her "no" or take the item away </p><br/>If you would like to give Cricket the forever home she deserves please e-mail harlandogrescue@gmail.com for a pre-adoption application

Cricket is a beautiful little girl. She is an adult and full grown at 16 pounds. Cricket was rescued from a high kill shelter and was very timid when she first arrived. She has come out of her shell a bit and is doing better but she will need someone patient and willing to help her learn to trust.

Her foster mom says she rarely barks and she is mostly housetrained. She gets along well with the other animals (dog and rabbit) in her foster home and we suspect she would do well with cats, too. She is starting to play with toys by herself. She hasn't been destructive, but might need some work learning what is and isn't ok to chew on, listens when you tell her "no" or take the item away

If you would like to give Cricket the forever home she deserves please e-mail harlandogrescue@gmail.com for a pre-adoption application

Cricket is a beautiful little girl. She is an adult and full grown at 16 pounds. Cricket was rescued from a high kill shelter and was very timid when she first arrived. She has come out of her shell a bit and is doing better but she will need someone patient and willing to help her learn to trust.

Her foster mom says she rarely barks and she is mostly housetrained. She gets along well with the other animals (dog and rabbit) in her foster home and we suspect she would do well with cats, too. She is starting to play with toys by herself. She hasn't been destructive, but might need some work learning what is and isn't ok to chew on, listens when you tell her "no" or take the item away

If you would like to give Cricket the forever home she deserves please e-mail harlandogrescue@gmail.com for a pre-adoption application