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Kaitlyn

Young
Female
Medium

Rottweiler

About Kaitlyn

Payson, AZ

Breed

RottweilerMix

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Coat: Short

Black, Brown / Chocolate

Behavior

Personality

Friendly, Affectionate, Loves, Quiet, Shy, Loves Toys, Playful

Kaitlyn’s Compatibility

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Kaitlyn's Story

Hi there! My name is Kaitlyn. I am a sweet and playful dog who thrives on human companionship. I love meeting new people and I am looking for a loving home where I can be the center of attention and your go to adventure buddy. I like being outside and going on walks. I am still getting used to being on a leash, but treats, love, and leash training can help with that. Also I love to play, my favorite toys to play with are the durable toys. They are so much fun. I am very under socialized with animals. I don't like female dogs, small dogs, or cats. However, I am a little more comfortable with male dogs that are my size or bigger, but I can be selective. I am still trying to find my confidence and hoping to find a family that can help with that. Hopefully that is you.<br/><br/>**No Small Dogs**<br/>**No Cats**<br/>**Selective/ No Females**

Hi there! My name is Kaitlyn. I am a sweet and playful dog who thrives on human companionship. I love meeting new people and I am looking for a loving home where I can be the center of attention and your go to adventure buddy. I like being outside and going on walks. I am still getting used to being on a leash, but treats, love, and leash training can help with that. Also I love to play, my favorite toys to play with are the durable toys. They are so much fun. I am very under socialized with animals. I don't like female dogs, small dogs, or cats. However, I am a little more comfortable with male dogs that are my size or bigger, but I can be selective. I am still trying to find my confidence and hoping to find a family that can help with that. Hopefully that is you.

**No Small Dogs**
**No Cats**
**Selective/ No Females**

How To Adopt

Kaitlyn was listed as Adoptable by Humane Society of Central Arizona

How can I adopt Kaitlyn?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Humane Society of Central Arizona. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Kaitlyn is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Humane Society of Central Arizona for details on the pet.

When can I meet Kaitlyn?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Humane Society of Central Arizona will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Kaitlyn, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Humane Society of Central Arizona, and they'll be happy to help!

Humane Society of Central Arizona's Adoption Policy

The Adoption Process: What to Expect The Humane Society of Central Arizona asks a lot of questions to prospective adopters for two main reasons: 1) To ensure long-term homes for the animals in our care 2) To facilitate good matches between adopters and their adopted companions. What questions will I be asked? We require adopters to complete our adoption application. The application will include questions about basic contact information, your housing situation, the number of people in your home, the number of pets in your home, your activity level, and your expectations for the animal you are looking to adopt; just to name a few. Why do we ask so many questions? First you should consider why pets are surrendered in the first place. Some of the main reasons for surrenders are landlord issues, moving, the cost to care for the animal, not enough time to spend with the animal and allergies. Many pets lose their homes because of financial issues that their owners weren’t prepared for. In other cases, it’s not a good match between the pet and family. Consider these all too common scenarios: A high-energy dog being adopted by a family that doesn’t have enough time for daily walks and exercise An under socialized kitten that is adopted by a family with young, rambunctious children A cat or dog that does not get along well with other pets, being adopted to a home with other animals To prevent such painful situations for the pets and people involved, we carefully evaluate potential adopters in hopes of avoiding these mismatched relationships. How can I be prepared? Having an animal is a life long commitment so it’s definitely worth being patient and taking your time to ensure the best match. Be sure to consider what kind of pet you would like- large, small, young, old, mellow or high energy; before coming to shelter to look at the available animals. Decide what will work best for you and your family and be sure to take into consideration the amount of time and money you will be able to provide for a new pet.

Our Mission

To provide shelter and compassionate care for domesticated animals who are lost, abandoned or homeless; to place animals into loving homes through adoption; to improve the lives of animals through education and example; to promote spay and neuter of companion animals; and to provide a shelter where animals who come into our...