Iridium

🐾 Meet Iridium — Available for Foster to Adopt! 🐾<br/>I'm Iridium. Ridi, for short. Like the periodic element I'm named after, I have a colorful personality and light up the room with my playfulness and adorable floppy shepherd ears. I am a leader and enjoy exploring. I'll be an outstanding hiking partner, travel companion, or ranch dog. Adventure is my jam! Don't be fooled by my charisma, though. I am super sweet and live for snuggle time. My foster mom says there is nothing I cannot learn and that I'm on my way to graduating crate and potty training with top honors — tinkle cum laude. I'm not surprised because I am eager to please my humans. I'll thrive in an active home with lots of hustle and bustle.<br/><br/>💜 Foster to Adopt — Here's How It Works!<br/>Because Iridium is still too young to be spayed/neutered, she is available through our Foster to Adopt program — a fantastic way to bring her into your home while she completes her necessary medical care!<br/><br/>Application: Start by filling out a foster application at https://www.fromforgottentoforever.com/fosterapplication/<br/>Fostering Period: You'll care for Iridium in your home while she receives all necessary vaccines and grows old enough to be spayed/neutered — typically at 4 months old.<br/>Medical Care: As a foster, you'll be responsible for taking Iridium to her predetermined vet appointment for her final shots and spay/neuter surgery. Personal vet visits are not permitted, and the spay age of 4 months is non-negotiable.<br/>Initial Fee: When you take Iridium home, you'll pay half of the adoption fee ($200), demonstrating your commitment to the adoption process.<br/>Finalization: Once Iridium is fully vaccinated and spayed/neutered, you can finalize the adoption by paying the remaining $200.<br/><br/>Why Foster to Adopt?<br/><br/>Bond with Iridium before finalizing the adoption<br/>Make sure she's the perfect fit for your family<br/><br/>Don't miss your chance to make Ridi yours! 💜🐾

🐾 Meet Iridium — Available for Foster to Adopt! 🐾
I'm Iridium. Ridi, for short. Like the periodic element I'm named after, I have a colorful personality and light up the room with my playfulness and adorable floppy shepherd ears. I am a leader and enjoy exploring. I'll be an outstanding hiking partner, travel companion, or ranch dog. Adventure is my jam! Don't be fooled by my charisma, though. I am super sweet and live for snuggle time. My foster mom says there is nothing I cannot learn and that I'm on my way to graduating crate and potty training with top honors — tinkle cum laude. I'm not surprised because I am eager to please my humans. I'll thrive in an active home with lots of hustle and bustle.

💜 Foster to Adopt — Here's How It Works!
Because Iridium is still too young to be spayed/neutered, she is available through our Foster to Adopt program — a fantastic way to bring her into your home while she completes her necessary medical care!

Application: Start by filling out a foster application

🐾 Meet Iridium — Available for Foster to Adopt! 🐾
I'm Iridium. Ridi, for short. Like the periodic element I'm named after, I have a colorful personality and light up the room with my playfulness and adorable floppy shepherd ears. I am a leader and enjoy exploring. I'll be an outstanding hiking partner, travel companion, or ranch dog. Adventure is my jam! Don't be fooled by my charisma, though. I am super sweet and live for snuggle time. My foster mom says there is nothing I cannot learn and that I'm on my way to graduating crate and potty training with top honors — tinkle cum laude. I'm not surprised because I am eager to please my humans. I'll thrive in an active home with lots of hustle and bustle.

💜 Foster to Adopt — Here's How It Works!
Because Iridium is still too young to be spayed/neutered, she is available through our Foster to Adopt program — a fantastic way to bring her into your home while she completes her necessary medical care!

Application: Start by filling out a foster application at https://www.fromforgottentoforever.com/fosterapplication/
Fostering Period: You'll care for Iridium in your home while she receives all necessary vaccines and grows old enough to be spayed/neutered — typically at 4 months old.
Medical Care: As a foster, you'll be responsible for taking Iridium to her predetermined vet appointment for her final shots and spay/neuter surgery. Personal vet