Nova
- Adult
- Female
- Small
Nova
Current Location
Fresno, CA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Nova's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$200
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Nova's Story
Nova was picked up as a stray in the Fresno area. She was covered in ticks and the finder believes her to be a Jack Russell terrier cross. Nova weighs 14 pounds.<br/>Nova is approximately 3 or 4 years old. She has been spayed, is fully vaccinated, and was treated for possible tick-borne illness (she tested negative, so this was a just-in-case), and tested negative for heart worm. She has also been microchipped.<br/>Nova is friendly with everyone she meets and has lived with medium to older age children happily. She gets along well with the dogs she knows, but she prefers dogs her own size and definitely is going to need some beginner leashwork. She is VERY interested in birds and squirrels and loves to play ball and tear toys to pieces. Nova is highly food-motivated and very teachable. She LOVES riding in the car.<br/>Nova is not house trained, but she has been crated indoors occasionally. She has spent the bulk of the summer living in an outdoor enclosure. The foster mum believes Nova would learn house manners quickly since she is so intelligent and eager to please.<br/>Nova is in foster care in Fresno, California. Transport to anywhere on the west coast can be arranged for the right adopters. Her adoption fee is $200.
Nova was picked up as a stray in the Fresno area. She was covered in ticks and the finder believes her to be a Jack Russell terrier cross. Nova weighs 14 pounds.
Nova is approximately 3 or 4 years old. She has been spayed, is fully vaccinated, and was treated for possible tick-borne illness (she tested negative, so this was a just-in-case), and tested negative for heart worm. She has also been microchipped.
Nova is friendly with everyone she meets and has lived with medium to older age children happily. She gets along well with the dogs she knows, but she prefers dogs her own size and definitely is going to need some beginner leashwork. She is VERY interested in birds and squirrels and loves to play ball and tear toys to pieces. Nova is highly food-motivated and very teachable. She LOVES riding in the car.
Nova is not house trained, but she has been crated indoors occasionally. She has spent the bulk of the summer living in an outdoor enclosure. The foster mum believes Nova would learn house manners quickly since
Nova was picked up as a stray in the Fresno area. She was covered in ticks and the finder believes her to be a Jack Russell terrier cross. Nova weighs 14 pounds.
Nova is approximately 3 or 4 years old. She has been spayed, is fully vaccinated, and was treated for possible tick-borne illness (she tested negative, so this was a just-in-case), and tested negative for heart worm. She has also been microchipped.
Nova is friendly with everyone she meets and has lived with medium to older age children happily. She gets along well with the dogs she knows, but she prefers dogs her own size and definitely is going to need some beginner leashwork. She is VERY interested in birds and squirrels and loves to play ball and tear toys to pieces. Nova is highly food-motivated and very teachable. She LOVES riding in the car.
Nova is not house trained, but she has been crated indoors occasionally. She has spent the bulk of the summer living in an outdoor enclosure. The foster mum believes Nova would learn house manners quickly since she is so intelligent and eager to please.
Nova is in foster care in Fresno, California. Transport to anywhere on the west coast can be arranged for the right adopters. Her adoption fee is $200.
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Nova is from Jack Russell Rescue Oregon Washington & Idaho
[Clatskanie, OR]
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