Mila

Dog’s Information<br/><br/>NAME: Mila<br/>GENDER: Female<br/>BREED: Lab Mix<br/>COLOR: Brown<br/>AGE: 4 Months Old<br/>WEIGHT: 16lbs<br/>SPAY OR NEUTER: Yes<br/>MICROCHIP: Yes<br/><br/>If you would like to give Mila forever home, please go to http://www.adoptadoggie.org/ to fill out an online application.<br/><br/>Meet adorable Mila!<br/><br/>Mila is a sweet, gentle, and well-behaved puppy! Mila is doing very well in her foster home since the first day she arrives. Mila is always wagging her tail when she sees her foster family coming home. Mila is also very good with the foster family’s son who is 7 years old. Mila loves her daily walk and is good on the leash. She is very food motivated and will sit nicely waiting for you to give her a treat. With some basic obedience training, Mila will grow up to be a wonderful dog. She loves other dogs and will do very well in a home with other dogs. Mila will make a really great family dog as she is so loving.<br/><br/>Mila and her two siblings were found abandoned in a remote mountain where there are no food and shelter. Poor Mila is such a strong puppy surviving on garbage. An old lady who runs a nearby no kill shelter spotted them when she was driving down the mountain. She got off her car immediately and rushed them to the vet. Luckily, she is one healthy puppy. The lady knew her shelter overcrowded with over 350 dogs is not an ideal environment for them to grow up. She called MIla’s now foster mom for help. Mila’s foster mom is an experienced dog rescuer and trainer. Her home is full of dogs waiting for homes. However, she didn’t have the heart to turn her back on them and see them suffer. She went to the vet and brought them back to her home filled with love and proper care. She promised them loving homes and will never let them starved again. <br/><br/>Mila has been vaccinated, spayed, de-wormed and microchip. She is a healthy girl and patiently waiting for her forever home where she can grow up safe and happy! Will you be that special family for Mila? <br/><br/>Please watch Mila’s YouTube videos below:<br/>http://youtu.be/KMfbDRvWjCk - Miru &amp; Mila at foster home<br/>http://youtu.be/QjmKDfyHSpA - Mila at foster home<br/>http://youtu.be/zTbZWiaiXcw - Miru Mira Mila good with strangers<br/>http://youtu.be/hhA0mhPyrws - Miru Mira Mila good with a man <br/>http://youtu.be/UHkE-Dd1cOs - Mila walk on leash<br/>http://youtu.be/VQomJJy89fA - Mila no food aggression<br/>http://youtu.be/yMJTl9q_-k0 - Happy Puppies<br/><br/>If you would like to give Mila forever home, please go to http://www.adoptadoggie.org/ to fill out an online application. <br/>Please upload your home environment photos so that we can do an online home visit. Once we received your application, we will get back to you ASAP. <br/><br/>Adopt a Doggie Facebook:<br/>https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adopt-a-Doggie/312107112299799 <br/>Facebook rescue page: Mary’s Doggies<br/>https://www.facebook.com/marysdoggies<br/><br/>Temperament: <br/>Energy Level: Medium<br/>Ideal home environment: Both Quiet &amp; Active<br/>Is the dog good with strangers: Friendly<br/>The dog is best with children of what age group? Any ages<br/>Is the dog good with other dogs? Yes good with small and big dogs<br/>Is the dog good with cats? Yes<br/>Good on leash? Yes<br/>Housetrained? Yes<br/>Crate-trained? Yes<br/>How is the dog with men? Friendly<br/>Food aggression with people? No<br/>Food aggression with dogs? No<br/>Has the dog bitten anyone? No<br/><br/>Medical Information:<br/>Vaccination History<br/>Vaccination date: 11/08/2014 &amp; 12/08/2014<br/>Rabies shot: 01/20/2015<br/>Idexx 4-1 Kit Test Result: negative<br/>Heartworm Test Result: negative<br/>PCR Lab Test: negative<br/>Giardia Test Kit Result: negative<br/>Deworming Date: 12/01/2014 &amp; 01/01/2015<br/>Heartworm Preventative Date: 1st day of each month<br/>Frontline Date: 1st day of each month

Dog’s Information

NAME: Mila
GENDER: Female
BREED: Lab Mix
COLOR: Brown
AGE: 4 Months Old
WEIGHT: 16lbs
SPAY OR NEUTER: Yes
MICROCHIP: Yes

If you would like to give Mila forever home, please go to http://www.adoptadoggie.org/ to fill out an online application.

Meet adorable Mila!

Mila is a sweet, gentle, and well-behaved puppy! Mila is doing very well in her foster home since the first day she arrives. Mila is always wagging her tail when she sees her foster family coming home. Mila is also very good with the foster family’s son who is 7 years old. Mila loves her daily walk and is good on the leash. She is very food motivated and will sit nicely waiting for you to give her a treat. With some basic obedience training, Mila will grow up to be a wonderful dog. She loves other dogs and will do very well in a home with other dogs. Mila will make a really great family dog as she is so loving.

Mila and her two siblings were found abandoned i

Dog’s Information

NAME: Mila
GENDER: Female
BREED: Lab Mix
COLOR: Brown
AGE: 4 Months Old
WEIGHT: 16lbs
SPAY OR NEUTER: Yes
MICROCHIP: Yes

If you would like to give Mila forever home, please go to http://www.adoptadoggie.org/ to fill out an online application.

Meet adorable Mila!

Mila is a sweet, gentle, and well-behaved puppy! Mila is doing very well in her foster home since the first day she arrives. Mila is always wagging her tail when she sees her foster family coming home. Mila is also very good with the foster family’s son who is 7 years old. Mila loves her daily walk and is good on the leash. She is very food motivated and will sit nicely waiting for you to give her a treat. With some basic obedience training, Mila will grow up to be a wonderful dog. She loves other dogs and will do very well in a home with other dogs. Mila will make a really great family dog as she is so loving.

Mila and her two siblings were found abandoned in a remote mountain where there are no food and shelter. Poor Mila is such a strong puppy surviving on garbage. An old lady who runs a nearby no kill shelter spotted them when she was driving down the mountain. She got off her car immediately and rushed them to the vet. Luckily, she is one healthy puppy. The lady knew her shelter overcrowded with over 350 dogs is not an ideal environment for