Dora is estimated to be around five years old but don't let her age fool you, she acts more like a two-year-old pup who is living her best life :) Dora came to us from a breeding farm. From her very first heat cycle as a pup, she was forced to breed and deliver puppies for profit, litter after litter. We can only imagine what her life was like before but she is not looking back now. She craves human companionship and will follow you around to get pets and love. She is so excited to be with you that she jumps up to give kisses. We are helping her to learn to sit and take a treat nicely, she loves positive reinforcement and is learning quickly! She is a sweet girl and is ready to be in a home of her own. She does well seeing other dogs and may be able to live with a laid back male companion. Because of Dora's past neglect, she had to have her bottom two canine teeth removed but that doesn't slow her down one bit and she feels so much better now. If you are interested in learning more about Dora, contact us today!

If you are interested in adopting or fostering this dog, please contact CHAAMP at CHAAMPapplication@gmail.com for an application. You may also complete an application online thru our web site, www.CHAAMP.org

CHAAMP accepts applications ONLY from Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington DC. The information on your application will help CHAAMP determine which of our dogs is a good match for you and your family, based upon your lifestyle, other pets, etc. A home visit is required prior to all adoptions. Many of our dogs are fostered in private homes and cannot be visited until you have been approved for adoption.

ADOPTION FEES
~Adult dogs, the fee is $275.00
~Older dogs (eight years old or over) the adoption fee is $100.00
~Puppies between 6 months and 1 year are $350.00
~Puppies under 6 months old are $375.00

All dogs are microchipped, spayed, and neutered and up to date on vaccines. These fees help us cover these costs. The rates are higher for puppies because they require more visits to the vet and shots.

CHAAMP IS NOT A SHELTER. We are volunteers over a 7-state area dedicated to helping Malamutes in our rescue area. You can read more about Malamutes and about CHAAMP by visiting www.CHAAMP.org