Pippa

Sweet Pippa was found with another lovely dog Patsy a few months ago. They have been gracious guests at our adoption center since then but are very ready to find their loving, stable homes. We can't believe no one has adopted these wonderful dogs yet!<br/>Pippa is likely a lab/border collie/McNab shepherd mix. She is a very smart dog, motivated to learn by her intelligence and eagerness for treats! She absolutely loves the water and swimming, an excellent companion for river or beach days. She is a playful girl who enjoys walks, adventures and toys. Pippa walks well on or off a lead and her voice recall is improving. She loads and rides well in a car.<br/>Pippa does well with other dogs and after an initial introduction loves new people. She is a bit submissive with her buddy Patsy. She would really enjoy a yard and another dog in her new home for companionship and playtime. She has been quite interested in the cats at our adoption center, so a slow introduction to family cats would be best for her.<br/>Pippa will thrive in a home that will help guide her with clear, consistent boundaries and opportunities for lots of exercise and stimulation. She would be a perfect hiking or running partner. She tends to be quiet; she mostly just barks when she feels the need to alert to a new situation or people. Although we don't know if she's lived in a house before, with consistent potty breaks and walks she is learning to keep her kennel area clean.<br/>Pippa is over a year old, weighs around 45 pounds, is spayed, up to date on vaccines, dewormed, and will be microchipped before going to her new home. The minimum donation for her adoption is $200.<br/>If you would like to meet Pippa or her pal Patsy, please contact Companion Animal Foundation at 707-296-4629 or come to 3954 Jacobs Ave., just north of Eureka, Wednesday through Friday noon to 4 or Saturday 11 to 3.<br/>Please share.<br/>Let's find this sweet girl a home and family before winter!

Sweet Pippa was found with another lovely dog Patsy a few months ago. They have been gracious guests at our adoption center since then but are very ready to find their loving, stable homes. We can't believe no one has adopted these wonderful dogs yet!
Pippa is likely a lab/border collie/McNab shepherd mix. She is a very smart dog, motivated to learn by her intelligence and eagerness for treats! She absolutely loves the water and swimming, an excellent companion for river or beach days. She is a playful girl who enjoys walks, adventures and toys. Pippa walks well on or off a lead and her voice recall is improving. She loads and rides well in a car.
Pippa does well with other dogs and after an initial introduction loves new people. She is a bit submissive with her buddy Patsy. She would really enjoy a yard and another dog in her new home for companionship and playtime. She has been quite interested in the cats at our adoption center, so a slow introduction to family cats would be best for her.
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Sweet Pippa was found with another lovely dog Patsy a few months ago. They have been gracious guests at our adoption center since then but are very ready to find their loving, stable homes. We can't believe no one has adopted these wonderful dogs yet!
Pippa is likely a lab/border collie/McNab shepherd mix. She is a very smart dog, motivated to learn by her intelligence and eagerness for treats! She absolutely loves the water and swimming, an excellent companion for river or beach days. She is a playful girl who enjoys walks, adventures and toys. Pippa walks well on or off a lead and her voice recall is improving. She loads and rides well in a car.
Pippa does well with other dogs and after an initial introduction loves new people. She is a bit submissive with her buddy Patsy. She would really enjoy a yard and another dog in her new home for companionship and playtime. She has been quite interested in the cats at our adoption center, so a slow introduction to family cats would be best for her.
Pippa will thrive in a home that will help guide her with clear, consistent boundaries and opportunities for lots of exercise and stimulation. She would be a perfect hiking or running partner. She tends to be quiet; she mostly just barks when she feels the need to alert to a new situation or people. Although we don't know if she's lived in a house before, with consistent potty breaks and walks she is learning to keep