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shia
Bridgeton, MO
Meet shia
Meet Shia, a sweet 5- year- old Maltipoo. She is a world champion snuggler and is looking for someone who does not mind sharing their lap with her as she loves being close to her person. Shia is hard at work conquering the great outdoors and is currently learning to be confident when walking on a leash. As her leash skills are still developing, a secure fenced yard would be best for her so she has a safe place to explore at her leisure. Shia does wonderfully with a consistent potty schedule. She knows just when it's time to head outside for her business, earning enthusiastic praises like the good little lady she is. Shia would do well in a home with a laid back confident canine buddy to help her learn the routine. She is looking for a patient and loving home who will give her a little time to bloom and feel comfortable. We think she would do best with adults or families with older children. This sweet girl brings an endless amount of joy, warmth, and tail wags to everyone she meets! Shia is spayed, up to date on all vaccines, had a heart worm test, on heartworm preventative, de-wormed, had a dental, and microchipped. Shia’s adoption fee is $350.00. Please go to our website aaprescue.org to learn about our adoption process.
More About shia
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Small 25 Lbs (11 Kg) Or Less
Good with Dogs: Yes
shia's Details
| BREED: | Poodle (Miniature) / Maltese |
| SEX: | Female |
| AGE: | Adult |
| COAT COLOR: | Tan/Yellow/Fawn |
| SIZE: | Small 25 Lbs (11 Kg) Or Less |
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