Gina
- Adult
- Female
- Medium
- Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler
- Mixed Breed
Gina
Current Location
Mead, CO
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Gina's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$200
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Gina's Story
Gina would like you to know mature dogs are where it’s at! You know what you are getting in terms of their personality and size, they have been around the block a few times, they are used living in a home, they have life experience, and they know who they are. Many humans overlook dogs like Gina due to age, and it isn’t fair.<br/><br/>Gina is a medium sized (currently 48 pound but should be closer to 40) 8 year old cattle dog (we assume) mix with the most adorable underbite! She was adopted as a puppy and somehow her world was turned upside down when she ended back up at the same high volume shelter after 8 years . Understandably, she was very confused why she was there. But shelter staff vouched for her repeatedly, and she even got a couple of extensions on the dreaded ‘list’ because of how well behaved and likable she was there. We tagged her in the nick of time. And, after meeting her ourselves, we concur that whatever the reason her prior family was separated from her, it wasn’t Gina’s fault.<br/><br/>Gina is pretty low maintenance and is a little standoffish at first, but it doesn’t take her long to make friends. She is pretty easy on leash, interacts well with other dogs, is crate trained and seems house trained. If you are looking for a wonderful friend who just wants a home to chill, feel safe, and give and receive unconditional love, please apply for this girl. She is very sweet and has been an easy keeper in her foster home. Gina promises to be a good girl for you and change your life for the better, so please give her a chance at her forever home.<br/><br/>Gina is being fostered in Fort Collins, Colorado.<br/><br/>*We require all adopters to come to Colorado to adopt. *We do not transport dogs.*<br/><br/>You can view this wonderful dog at https://www.milehighcanine.org/post/dogs/gina/. <br/><br/>You can apply for our wonderful dogs at https://www.milehighcanine.org/adopt/adoption-application/.
Gina would like you to know mature dogs are where it’s at! You know what you are getting in terms of their personality and size, they have been around the block a few times, they are used living in a home, they have life experience, and they know who they are. Many humans overlook dogs like Gina due to age, and it isn’t fair.
Gina is a medium sized (currently 48 pound but should be closer to 40) 8 year old cattle dog (we assume) mix with the most adorable underbite! She was adopted as a puppy and somehow her world was turned upside down when she ended back up at the same high volume shelter after 8 years . Understandably, she was very confused why she was there. But shelter staff vouched for her repeatedly, and she even got a couple of extensions on the dreaded ‘list’ because of how well behaved and likable she was there. We tagged her in the nick of time. And, after meeting her ourselves, we concur that whatever the reason her prior family was separated from her, it wasn’t Gina’s fault.
Gina is pretty low
Gina would like you to know mature dogs are where it’s at! You know what you are getting in terms of their personality and size, they have been around the block a few times, they are used living in a home, they have life experience, and they know who they are. Many humans overlook dogs like Gina due to age, and it isn’t fair.
Gina is a medium sized (currently 48 pound but should be closer to 40) 8 year old cattle dog (we assume) mix with the most adorable underbite! She was adopted as a puppy and somehow her world was turned upside down when she ended back up at the same high volume shelter after 8 years . Understandably, she was very confused why she was there. But shelter staff vouched for her repeatedly, and she even got a couple of extensions on the dreaded ‘list’ because of how well behaved and likable she was there. We tagged her in the nick of time. And, after meeting her ourselves, we concur that whatever the reason her prior family was separated from her, it wasn’t Gina’s fault.
Gina is pretty low maintenance and is a little standoffish at first, but it doesn’t take her long to make friends. She is pretty easy on leash, interacts well with other dogs, is crate trained and seems house trained. If you are looking for a wonderful friend who just wants a home to chill, feel safe, and give and receive unconditional love, please apply for this girl. She is very sweet and has been an easy keeper i
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