Nora

Meet Nora -<br/>Nora is a 3-year-old, 19-pound female Cavapoo with a beautiful red-chestnut coat. (She is snuggling on sofa next to Henry who is also available for adoption). She came from a commercial breeder and was surrendered because she could not be sold. Nora is affectionate and submissive, though she can be shy and may need time to warm up to her new family. After only a month in foster care, she happily greets her foster parents when they return home and follows them throughout the house. She currently lives with two small foster dogs, Henry and Jacqueline, and two large dogs of various ages, and she gets along well with all of them. Nora is making excellent progress with house training. She goes outside and returns when called, and she has even taught herself to ring the dog bells when she needs to go out. She will enter a crate and settle down, although she does not view it as her safe space. She may go in on her own, but she prefers to sleep outside the crate and is trustworthy when left out. Nora is also learning to walk on a leash and responds well to encouragement. Her foster home has a fenced yard, but one is not required. Nora would likely do best with another dog or with someone who can give her plenty of attention. She loves to cuddle and snuggle with her people. Although she has not been around cats or children, we do not anticipate any problems. She would likely enjoy children who will pet and cuddle with her. Nora is spayed and up to date on vaccinations. If you are looking for a devoted snuggling buddy who will greet you at the door with a wagging tail, Nora may be the perfect furry friend for you. <br/>Nora's adoption fee is $450.00<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting Nora, please visit our website www.lharinc.org, go to Adopt and complete the dog adoption application. <br/><br/>Logan's Heroes Animal Rescue 9411 Kings Highway, East Greenville, PA 18041.<br/><br/>Pennsylvania Kennel License #13036

Meet Nora -
Nora is a 3-year-old, 19-pound female Cavapoo with a beautiful red-chestnut coat. (She is snuggling on sofa next to Henry who is also available for adoption). She came from a commercial breeder and was surrendered because she could not be sold. Nora is affectionate and submissive, though she can be shy and may need time to warm up to her new family. After only a month in foster care, she happily greets her foster parents when they return home and follows them throughout the house. She currently lives with two small foster dogs, Henry and Jacqueline, and two large dogs of various ages, and she gets along well with all of them. Nora is making excellent progress with house training. She goes outside and returns when called, and she has even taught herself to ring the dog bells when she needs to go out. She will enter a crate and settle down, although she does not view it as her safe space. She may go in on her own, but she prefers to sleep outside the crate and is trustworthy when left out. Nora is also learning

Meet Nora -
Nora is a 3-year-old, 19-pound female Cavapoo with a beautiful red-chestnut coat. (She is snuggling on sofa next to Henry who is also available for adoption). She came from a commercial breeder and was surrendered because she could not be sold. Nora is affectionate and submissive, though she can be shy and may need time to warm up to her new family. After only a month in foster care, she happily greets her foster parents when they return home and follows them throughout the house. She currently lives with two small foster dogs, Henry and Jacqueline, and two large dogs of various ages, and she gets along well with all of them. Nora is making excellent progress with house training. She goes outside and returns when called, and she has even taught herself to ring the dog bells when she needs to go out. She will enter a crate and settle down, although she does not view it as her safe space. She may go in on her own, but she prefers to sleep outside the crate and is trustworthy when left out. Nora is also learning to walk on a leash and responds well to encouragement. Her foster home has a fenced yard, but one is not required. Nora would likely do best with another dog or with someone who can give her plenty of attention. She loves to cuddle and snuggle with her people. Although she has not been around cats or children, we do not anticipate any problems. She would likely enjoy children who will pet and cud