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Quinn

Puppy
Female
Medium

Shepherd

About Quinn

Jefferson Hills, PA

Breed

ShepherdMix

Physical Traits

Puppy

(less than 1 year)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Quinn’s Compatibility

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Quinn's Story

Quinn – The Fearless Explorer Quinn is a stunning German Shepherd mix and the biggest of the female pups in her litter. From the start, she's made it clear she's bold, curious, and completely fearless. She's the kind of puppy that runs toward adventure instead of away from it, which will make her the perfect companion for someone who loves the outdoors,whether that's hiking trails, exploring the woods, or simply having a loyal sidekick by their side. Quinn has been spending time around older dogs and isn't shy about making her presence known. She'll bark at them with all the confidence in the world until one of them politely reminds her about manners. She's learning quickly though, and every day she gets a little better at understanding the rules of the pack. She's also already met the rest of the household crew, including the chickens and the family bird. True to her adventurous spirit, Quinn's first instinct was to go straight after them to investigate. Curiosity is definitely one of her strongest traits. Despite her bold personality, Quinn is very smart and eager to learn. She picks up on things quickly and responds well when corrected. We're currently working on potty training, though she's still in the early stages and has some learning left to do before she's a pro. We've also started introducing her to a collar and leash so she can begin getting used to them. At the moment, Quinn is not impressed, she makes it very clear that wearing them is not her favorite activity. But like everything else, she's figuring it out a little more each day. With her confidence, intelligence, and adventurous personality, Quinn is sure to grow into an incredible companion for the right person,especially someone who wants a loyal, spirited dog ready to explore the world right alongside them. We have no idea who her daddy was but momma was a medium sized mix of maybe shepherd mixed with something else that was cute. We expect this litter to be medium sized. Apply at www.animallifelinepgh.org We are a 501c3 all volunteer non-profit who relies solely on donations to continue our mission. Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh PO Box PO Box 18308 Pittsburgh PA 15236 kl 16824

Quinn – The Fearless Explorer

Quinn is a stunning German Shepherd mix and the biggest of the female pups in her litter. From the start, she's made it clear she's bold, curious, and completely fearless. She's the kind of puppy that runs toward adventure instead of away from it, which will make her the perfect companion for someone who loves the outdoors,whether that's hiking trails, exploring the woods, or simply having a loyal sidekick by their side.

Quinn has been spending time around older dogs and isn't shy about making her presence known. She'll bark at them with all the confidence in the world until one of them politely reminds her about manners. She's learning quickly though, and every day she gets a little better at understanding the rules of the pack.

She's also already met the rest of the household crew, including the chickens and the family bird. True to her adventurous spirit, Quinn's first instinct was to go straight after them to investigate. Curiosity is definitely one of her stronges

How To Adopt

Quinn was listed as Adoptable by Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh

How can I adopt Quinn?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Quinn is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh for details on the pet.

When can I meet Quinn?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Quinn, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh, and they'll be happy to help!

Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh's Adoption Policy

1. You must live within 30 miles of Animal Lifeline’s Thrift Store in Homestead, PA. Because we are an all-volunteer organization and we require a home check before approving an adoption, we limit our radius to 30 miles from our store in Homestead. We realize this will rule out some wonderful dog owners, but our valuable volunteers have families and full-time jobs and we need to set a limit. 2. You must own your home. One of the top reasons dogs are surrendered or abandoned is due to a move. While your current landlord may allow pets, a future landlord may not. We realize this will rule out perfectly good applicants, but in rescue we’ve seen this situation far too many times to take that chance. We will require home ownership verification upon finalizing your adoption. 3. An applicant with a fenced in yard will be given priority to an applicant without. For the safety and health of our dogs, we require an appropriately sized, secure space for them to roam and play and run. We do not consider an electric fence an adequately fenced yard. 4. We will verify employment and income. A sudden illness or injury can incur hefty vet bills. Many people opt to euthanize or surrender an otherwise rehabilitative dog. Too many people gave so much love, sweat, tears, time, and money to get these dogs to you to have them surrendered or euthanized because they become financially burdensome. 5. We will not adopt to a home with very small children. Our top priority is to find the perfect match for your family and our dogs. Far too often we are asked to take in a family pet because a child was injured, whether from an overly rambunctious dog or the child’s interaction with the dog. Your top priority will be to protect your child, ours is to keep your family safe and give our dogs the best chance for a lifelong loving family. We cannot with 100% certainty guarantee the safety of your very young children and we won’t take that risk. 6. You cannot have 5 dogs or cats or combination of dogs and cats in the home*. As this is the guideline for many municipalities, we will not approve an applicant that already has reached this limit of 5. Though your municipality may allow more, we will give preference to another applicant. A home-check will be done before approving an adopter. *If your municipality allows less than 5 we will adhere to the limit your municipality has set. 7. You must be at least 25 years old to apply. A valid license with your current address must be submitted upon finalizing adoption. 8. Vet records must be made available and current and show your dogs and cats (past and present) have been spayed/neutered, are up to date on all their shots and preventative measures, and have regularly been seen for wellness visits. An adoption contract will require continued wellness visits, preventative measures (flea/tick, heartworm, vaccines, etc.), heartworm testing, and a scheduled spay/neuter* before the age of 6 months. *Animal Lifeline will cover the cost of spay/neuter at one of our partnering vets. We know our application guidelines may be strict and you may not agree with them, but our number one priority is a successful lifetime placement of our dogs, many of whom have been wronged in the worst way by humans. We made a promise to find them the best home and life possible. Please respect our process. Thank you!

Our Mission

Animal Lifeline was established as a 501c3 non-profit in 2006 as a way to provide spay and neuter assistance to homeless dogs and cats as well as low income families in the Bucks County, PA area. In 2017, Animal Lifeline expanded the vision to Pittsburgh to develop a transport division that provides a lifesaving link betwe...