NOVA

ANIMAL FOR ADOPTION INFO:<br/>Name: NOVA<br/>Age: 8 months<br/>Gender: Female<br/>Up to date on vaccines?: Yes<br/>Breed: Shepherd Mix<br/>Spayed or Neutered? Yes, spayed.<br/>Weight: 30 lbs<br/>Dog friendly? VERY! Shy with some larger dogs at first but LOVES playing with other dogs.<br/>Cat friendly? Seems interested but not aggressive.<br/>Kid friendly? Yes. She is learning not to jump up on small kids when she gets super excited.<br/>Reaction to new people: A little shy, then wants to play and snuggle! She follows her foster mom and dad around like a shadow!<br/>House trained? Yes, has never had an accident inside.<br/>Crate trained? Has never needed to use a crate. Has free range of the house and no destruction or issues when we leave the house. Sleeps by the bedside on a dogbed.<br/>Leash trained? Yes and getting better every day. LOVES to go on walks!<br/>Separation anxiety when left home alone?: No. She does have her foster sister who is with her when left alone though, so she would love to find a home with another furry companion or a family/person who is home with her and able to give attention for a good part of the day.<br/>Any known health or behavioral issues?<br/>Backstory: Nova’ s name means “new beginning” and that really fits her. She was rescued by a very kind local man in San Pancho who was living in a shack-like home with two other large dogs and 7 puppies. Because Nova was a puppy herself she often tried to escape to go play and explore, therefore, to keep her in the space, she was always tied up to a leash without the ability to walk, run around, or be free. The intentions were good to keep her safe, but it was no way for a puppy to live. She was very loved there but given very little attention, as the man was always away at work, and she was tied on the leash all day. Kindly, we wanted a better home for her and sought care for her with San Pancho Animales. She has been in a very loving foster home and enjoys her foster siblings, walks, snuggles, playtime, and TREATS! She learns commands very quickly and is very smart and eager to please. She is going to be an amazing loyal adventure companion!

ANIMAL FOR ADOPTION INFO:
Name: NOVA
Age: 8 months
Gender: Female
Up to date on vaccines?: Yes
Breed: Shepherd Mix
Spayed or Neutered? Yes, spayed.
Weight: 30 lbs
Dog friendly? VERY! Shy with some larger dogs at first but LOVES playing with other dogs.
Cat friendly? Seems interested but not aggressive.
Kid friendly? Yes. She is learning not to jump up on small kids when she gets super excited.
Reaction to new people: A little shy, then wants to play and snuggle! She follows her foster mom and dad around like a shadow!
House trained? Yes, has never had an accident inside.
Crate trained? Has never needed to use a crate. Has free range of the house and no destruction or issues when we leave the house. Sleeps by the bedside on a dogbed.
Leash trained? Yes and getting better every day. LOVES to go on walks!
Separation anxiety when left home alone?: No. She does have her foster sister who is with her when left alone though, so she would love to find a home with anot

ANIMAL FOR ADOPTION INFO:
Name: NOVA
Age: 8 months
Gender: Female
Up to date on vaccines?: Yes
Breed: Shepherd Mix
Spayed or Neutered? Yes, spayed.
Weight: 30 lbs
Dog friendly? VERY! Shy with some larger dogs at first but LOVES playing with other dogs.
Cat friendly? Seems interested but not aggressive.
Kid friendly? Yes. She is learning not to jump up on small kids when she gets super excited.
Reaction to new people: A little shy, then wants to play and snuggle! She follows her foster mom and dad around like a shadow!
House trained? Yes, has never had an accident inside.
Crate trained? Has never needed to use a crate. Has free range of the house and no destruction or issues when we leave the house. Sleeps by the bedside on a dogbed.
Leash trained? Yes and getting better every day. LOVES to go on walks!
Separation anxiety when left home alone?: No. She does have her foster sister who is with her when left alone though, so she would love to find a home with another furry companion or a family/person who is home with her and able to give attention for a good part of the day.
Any known health or behavioral issues?
Backstory: Nova’ s name means “new beginning” and that really fits her. She was rescued by a very kind local man in San Pancho who was living in a shack-like home with two other large dogs and 7 puppies. Because Nova was a puppy herself s