




Hope
- Young
- Female
- Small
- Mixed Breed
About Hope
Rossville, GA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Hope'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
$250
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Hope's Story
Meet Hope!<br/><br/>Hope is a happy, spunky puppy with a big personality and lots of energy. While she's around 6-7 months old, she still acts much younger and is full of playful puppy enthusiasm. She would thrive with an active family who includes her in daily activities-Hope definitely knows when she's being left out!<br/><br/>Hope is outgoing, affectionate, and loves people. She has striking blue-green eyes that quickly steal hearts. She is learning that people are safe and kind and continues to build confidence every day. Hope currently lives with other dogs and cats and adores children, though her excitement can lead to jumping, so continued training is recommended for homes with younger kids.<br/><br/>She is crate trained and kennel-fed, and she is very food motivated, making training easier. Hope is still learning leash skills and appears to have had little to no prior leash experience, but she is making progress. She may show interest in cats when they run, which is normal puppy behavior and continues to improve with guidance.<br/><br/>Hope has only been in rescue for a short time but has already shown what a loving, energetic, and loyal companion she will be. She's ready for a family willing to invest time, patience, and love as she grows.
Meet Hope!
Hope is a happy, spunky puppy with a big personality and lots of energy. While she's around 6-7 months old, she still acts much younger and is full of playful puppy enthusiasm. She would thrive with an active family who includes her in daily activities-Hope definitely knows when she's being left out!
Hope is outgoing, affectionate, and loves people. She has striking blue-green eyes that quickly steal hearts. She is learning that people are safe and kind and continues to build confidence every day. Hope currently lives with other dogs and cats and adores children, though her excitement can lead to jumping, so continued training is recommended for homes with younger kids.
She is crate trained and kennel-fed, and she is very food motivated, making training easier. Hope is still learning leash skills and appears to have had little to no prior leash experience, but she is making progress. She may show interest in cats when they run, which is normal puppy behavior and continues to improve with
Meet Hope!
Hope is a happy, spunky puppy with a big personality and lots of energy. While she's around 6-7 months old, she still acts much younger and is full of playful puppy enthusiasm. She would thrive with an active family who includes her in daily activities-Hope definitely knows when she's being left out!
Hope is outgoing, affectionate, and loves people. She has striking blue-green eyes that quickly steal hearts. She is learning that people are safe and kind and continues to build confidence every day. Hope currently lives with other dogs and cats and adores children, though her excitement can lead to jumping, so continued training is recommended for homes with younger kids.
She is crate trained and kennel-fed, and she is very food motivated, making training easier. Hope is still learning leash skills and appears to have had little to no prior leash experience, but she is making progress. She may show interest in cats when they run, which is normal puppy behavior and continues to improve with guidance.
Hope has only been in rescue for a short time but has already shown what a loving, energetic, and loyal companion she will be. She's ready for a family willing to invest time, patience, and love as she grows.
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How To Adopt
Hope is from Fraternity of the 4 Paws
[Rossville, GA]
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