Lilah

YOU MUST HAVE AN APPROVED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO MEET OUR PETS.<br/><br/>Lilah is a 10 year old Lab whose original owner passed away, and the remaining family is facing significant medical hardship and an emergency move out of state, leaving Lilah without a home.<br/><br/>A volunteer at a vet clinic is fostering Lilah until a permanent home can be found. Lilah has been settling in and adjusting well to her new routine.<br/><br/>She’s a sweet, gentle girl who does best with patience, structure, and calm guidance as she continues to build confidence. <br/><br/>We’ve already seen positive changes as she gets more comfortable. <br/><br/>Once she feels safe, her playful side starts to shine, and it’s been really nice to watch her personality come through.<br/><br/>Lilah has done well with cats and larger dogs and has previously lived with children. She would do best with older children who understand how to respect a dog’s space and boundaries. <br/><br/>Lilah is nervous around small dogs who are dominant or pushy; proper and calm introductions are best for her with any new dog.<br/><br/>She is timid and cautious with new people and prefers to approach on her own terms. With patience and consistency, she begins to warm up.<br/><br/>Once she feels safe, she is very sweet and affectionate. She enjoys gentle affection and being near her person and does best in a calm, predictable environment.<br/><br/>She’s still learning appropriate play boundaries with humans and benefits from consistency around routines, meals, and toys, things we are actively working on as she settles in.<br/><br/>She appears to be house trained and has not had any accidents. She does exhibit submissive/nervous urination when she is very anxious or startled but fine otherwise.<br/><br/>Delilah is thin and has inflamed skin, likely due to fleas and prolonged stress due to the prior family situation, but that is improving already. She is spayed and has a known veterinary history with the vet clinic. Recent bloodwork and exam were normal.<br/><br/>We have observed some resource guarding related to her crate, food, and toys. She gives clear warning signals (freezing, growling) rather than escalating, a very good thing! She will need an experienced adopter who understands management and positive-reinforcement approaches to resource guarding.<br/><br/>Adoption donation $150.<br/><br/>
Please note that we do not ship animals. We also require a home visit before finalizing any adoptions so preference is given to applicants within a 90 mile range. You will be required to come to High Point, NC to meet/pick up your new pet.<br/><br/>
HOW TO APPLY:
<br/><br/>1. Go to www.lppnc.org
<br/>2. Click on the "Adoption Application" link on the left side of the page.
<br/>3. The application will open as a PDF and you should have the ability to fill it in from that page. Be sure to complete all fields.
<br/>4. Save the application to your computer, then attach in an email and send to petprojectnc@gmail.com
<br/>5. Someone will review your application as soon as possible, usually within 24 hours, and will be in touch with next steps.

YOU MUST HAVE AN APPROVED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO MEET OUR PETS.

Lilah is a 10 year old Lab whose original owner passed away, and the remaining family is facing significant medical hardship and an emergency move out of state, leaving Lilah without a home.

A volunteer at a vet clinic is fostering Lilah until a permanent home can be found. Lilah has been settling in and adjusting well to her new routine.

She’s a sweet, gentle girl who does best with patience, structure, and calm guidance as she continues to build confidence.

We’ve already seen positive changes as she gets more comfortable.

Once she feels safe, her playful side starts to shine, and it’s been really nice to watch her personality come through.

Lilah has done well with cats and larger dogs and has previously lived with children. She would do best with older children who understand how to respect a dog’s space and boundaries.

Lilah is nervous around small dogs who are dominant or pushy; proper and c

YOU MUST HAVE AN APPROVED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO MEET OUR PETS.

Lilah is a 10 year old Lab whose original owner passed away, and the remaining family is facing significant medical hardship and an emergency move out of state, leaving Lilah without a home.

A volunteer at a vet clinic is fostering Lilah until a permanent home can be found. Lilah has been settling in and adjusting well to her new routine.

She’s a sweet, gentle girl who does best with patience, structure, and calm guidance as she continues to build confidence.

We’ve already seen positive changes as she gets more comfortable.

Once she feels safe, her playful side starts to shine, and it’s been really nice to watch her personality come through.

Lilah has done well with cats and larger dogs and has previously lived with children. She would do best with older children who understand how to respect a dog’s space and boundaries.

Lilah is nervous around small dogs who are dominant or pushy; proper and calm introductions are best for her with any new dog.

She is timid and cautious with new people and prefers to approach on her own terms. With patience and consistency, she begins to warm up.

Once she feels safe, she is very sweet and affectionate. She enjoys gentle affection and being near her person and does best in a calm, predictable environment.

She’s still learning