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kona
West Hills, CA
Meet kona
Kona, a euthanasia survivor from the west valley due to a blood on the stool. It turns out, Kona has a sensitive stomach (an allergy panel has been taken and will be disclose with adopters). With a clean health bill and starting training, Kona is ready to start looking for her forever home.
From being adopted as a puppy from the shelter, to surrendered due to blood in her stool, to euthanasia listed due to the same reason as owner surrender plus an altercation with another pup.
Kona is described as a high energy, playful, sweet and affectionate girl, not only full of life but full fun.
Kona is going into training for some basic leash manners and dog to dog interactions. Kona can be dog selective however; she gets along with more submissive dogs.
Kona has been moved around from foster to foster boarding. know going into board and train to set a routine and establishment. The perfect time for Kona to find her happy ending. Rescue provides introduction and walks through the training so Kona can succeed in her forever home, and her new family can form a bond without any complications.
Please give Kona the happy ending she deserves.
Meet and greets are recommended, with the whole family and your furry pups!
From being adopted as a puppy from the shelter, to surrendered due to blood in her stool, to euthanasia listed due to the same reason as owner surrender plus an altercation with another pup.
Kona is described as a high energy, playful, sweet and affectionate girl, not only full of life but full fun.
Kona is going into training for some basic leash manners and dog to dog interactions. Kona can be dog selective however; she gets along with more submissive dogs.
Kona has been moved around from foster to foster boarding. know going into board and train to set a routine and establishment. The perfect time for Kona to find her happy ending. Rescue provides introduction and walks through the training so Kona can succeed in her forever home, and her new family can form a bond without any complications.
Please give Kona the happy ending she deserves.
Meet and greets are recommended, with the whole family and your furry pups!
More About kona
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Large 61-100 Lbs (28-45 Kg)
Good with Kids: Yes
Good with Cats: No
kona's Details
| BREED: | Boxer / Bullmastiff |
| SEX: | Female |
| AGE: | Young |
| COAT COLOR: | Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with Black |
| SIZE: | Large 61-100 Lbs (28-45 Kg) |
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