KitKat (Available in Florida)

**AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION AT OUR FLORIDA LOCATION***<br/><br/>Meet 3.5-years-old KitKat <br/><br/>KitKat is a work in progress, and that's perfectly okay.<br/><br/>This sweet girl has experienced a great deal of trauma in her past, and she's still learning that people can be kind, patient, and safe. While she isn't ready to find her forever home just yet, we wanted to share her story and celebrate the progress she's already making.<br/><br/>KitKat is potty trained and has begun learning to walk on a leash and harness. When she's feeling comfortable, she seeks out attention and will come to her foster for reassurance and affection. She's even started approaching for leash attachment on her own some of the timesomething that may seem small, but for KitKat, it's a huge step forward.<br/><br/>Like many dogs recovering from fear and uncertainty, her journey isn't measured in days or weeks. It will likely take several more months of patience, consistency, and love to help her build the confidence she deserves.<br/><br/>For now, we're letting KitKat move at her own pace, celebrating every victory, and showing her that the world isn't such a scary place after all.<br/><br/>We'll continue sharing updates as this brave girl learns to trust and heal. <br/><br/>House breaking and potty training cannot be guaranteed: While a dog may be observed as housebroken, we cannot guarantee that accidents wont occur during the transition to a new home. To ensure a smooth adjustment, we recommend establishing a consistent potty training routine to help create new habits and support their successful integration.<br/><br/>Please remember that all listed breeds are only our best guess based on appearance, traits, and behavior. Unless a dog has confirmed pedigree or DNA testing, we cannot guarantee breed makeup.<br/><br/>Want to Adopt? 1) Fill out an application on theluckypuppy.org The adoption fees for puppies up to 12 months are a $450 minimum donation, 1 year and up are a $400 minimum donation. 2) Once your application is in, our adoption coordinator will contact you and complete a vet check and home visit (possibly electronic). 3) Once approved, please schedule a meet and greet to see the dogs. Meet and greets are by appointment only for approved adopters.<br/><br/>Topanga is available in FL. The Lucky Puppy Rescue, rescue based in Bonifay, FL. The minimum donation $400 adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, up to date with: age appropriate vaccinations, de-worming, flea and tick prevention, heartworm prevention (if old enough) and martingale safety collar. Adoption fee payment methods accepted are cash, credit, debit, Paypal, Venmo and bank checks. No personal checks. Applications must be submitted through our website - theluckypuppy.org - thank you! You may copy and paste the following link to apply: http://www.theluckypuppy.org/adoption-application/

**AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION AT OUR FLORIDA LOCATION***

Meet 3.5-years-old KitKat

KitKat is a work in progress, and that's perfectly okay.

This sweet girl has experienced a great deal of trauma in her past, and she's still learning that people can be kind, patient, and safe. While she isn't ready to find her forever home just yet, we wanted to share her story and celebrate the progress she's already making.

KitKat is potty trained and has begun learning to walk on a leash and harness. When she's feeling comfortable, she seeks out attention and will come to her foster for reassurance and affection. She's even started approaching for leash attachment on her own some of the timesomething that may seem small, but for KitKat, it's a huge step forward.

Like many dogs recovering from fear and uncertainty, her journey isn't measured in days or weeks. It will likely take several more months of patience, consistency, and love to help her build the confidence she deserves.

For now, we'

**AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION AT OUR FLORIDA LOCATION***

Meet 3.5-years-old KitKat

KitKat is a work in progress, and that's perfectly okay.

This sweet girl has experienced a great deal of trauma in her past, and she's still learning that people can be kind, patient, and safe. While she isn't ready to find her forever home just yet, we wanted to share her story and celebrate the progress she's already making.

KitKat is potty trained and has begun learning to walk on a leash and harness. When she's feeling comfortable, she seeks out attention and will come to her foster for reassurance and affection. She's even started approaching for leash attachment on her own some of the timesomething that may seem small, but for KitKat, it's a huge step forward.

Like many dogs recovering from fear and uncertainty, her journey isn't measured in days or weeks. It will likely take several more months of patience, consistency, and love to help her build the confidence she deserves.

For now, we're letting KitKat move at her own pace, celebrating every victory, and showing her that the world isn't such a scary place after all.

We'll continue sharing updates as this brave girl learns to trust and heal.

House breaking and potty training cannot be guaranteed: While a dog may be observed as housebroken, we cannot guarantee that accidents wont occur during the transition to