Lolita

Lolita<br/>5 years, 11lbs<br/>Rescued in the Southwest<br/><br/>Meet Lolita (aka Lo)! This loving, curious, happy girl is low-to-moderate energy and happiest when she's with her person. She's genuinely curious and friendly with new people, and while she's adjusting well to big-city living, sudden loud noises like trucks or motorcycles can still catch her off guard now and then. She's comfortable saying hi to other small dogs on walks (and a recent playdate with a dachshund was a big hit). While boisterous large dogs can occasionally surprise her, she's happy to interact if they're on the calmer side. She's friendly with guests, patient when left alone, and always thrilled when her people come home.<br/><br/>Lolita is potty trained, walks great on a leash, and though her foster isn't sure about her crate training or command knowledge, she's clearly an easygoing, adaptable girl. Her days are relaxed — a morning walk (though she's just as happy sleeping in), breakfast, lounging, a midday potty break, and an evening walk before dinner. She's not particularly toy-driven, oddly preferring an old sock to anything squeaky. Lolita would do well as an only dog or with a companion, is a great fit for apartment living, and would thrive in a calm-to-moderate household with an adopter who can take her out a few times a day. Her foster describes her as a lovable, quiet girl (she doesn't bark at all!) who loves showing off her silly side once she's comfortable, and who's completely content just snuggling up and hanging out — the perfect affectionate companion for someone looking for a calm, devoted friend.<br/><br/>**Lolita previously tested positive for heartworm and was treated before she left the South<br/><br/>INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?<br/>To adopt apply on our website www.truenorthrescue.org/adopt and email adopt@truenorthrescue.org to follow up on your application.<br/><br/>PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL TO ASK IF HE/SHE IS AVAILABLE. IF THIS LISTING IS UP, THE DOG IS NOT ADOPTED YET.<br/><br/>Also, we have a very high volume of applications and we are all volunteers. We cannot respond to every application personally. Please make sure your application gives us a good picture of your family and the life you plan on providing a dog from our rescue. We choose a home based on the BEST FIT for EACH dog and approve on a dog by dog basis. Thank you!

Lolita
5 years, 11lbs
Rescued in the Southwest

Meet Lolita (aka Lo)! This loving, curious, happy girl is low-to-moderate energy and happiest when she's with her person. She's genuinely curious and friendly with new people, and while she's adjusting well to big-city living, sudden loud noises like trucks or motorcycles can still catch her off guard now and then. She's comfortable saying hi to other small dogs on walks (and a recent playdate with a dachshund was a big hit). While boisterous large dogs can occasionally surprise her, she's happy to interact if they're on the calmer side. She's friendly with guests, patient when left alone, and always thrilled when her people come home.

Lolita is potty trained, walks great on a leash, and though her foster isn't sure about her crate training or command knowledge, she's clearly an easygoing, adaptable girl. Her days are relaxed — a morning walk (though she's just as happy sleeping in), breakfast, lounging, a midday potty break, and an evening walk before

Lolita
5 years, 11lbs
Rescued in the Southwest

Meet Lolita (aka Lo)! This loving, curious, happy girl is low-to-moderate energy and happiest when she's with her person. She's genuinely curious and friendly with new people, and while she's adjusting well to big-city living, sudden loud noises like trucks or motorcycles can still catch her off guard now and then. She's comfortable saying hi to other small dogs on walks (and a recent playdate with a dachshund was a big hit). While boisterous large dogs can occasionally surprise her, she's happy to interact if they're on the calmer side. She's friendly with guests, patient when left alone, and always thrilled when her people come home.

Lolita is potty trained, walks great on a leash, and though her foster isn't sure about her crate training or command knowledge, she's clearly an easygoing, adaptable girl. Her days are relaxed — a morning walk (though she's just as happy sleeping in), breakfast, lounging, a midday potty break, and an evening walk before dinner. She's not particularly toy-driven, oddly preferring an old sock to anything squeaky. Lolita would do well as an only dog or with a companion, is a great fit for apartment living, and would thrive in a calm-to-moderate household with an adopter who can take her out a few times a day. Her foster describes her as a lovable, quiet girl (she doesn't bark at all!) who loves showing off her silly