Kiki Jul 26

Description

Foster location: Dreamweaver Farms, Pacolet, SC Weight: 5.2 lbs as of 7 29 26 - Likely under 20 pounds although since her parentage is unknown, this is only our best guess Height: About 6" now and approximately 12–14 inches at the shoulder when full grown, although her parentage is unknown, this is only our best guess Spayed/Neutered: No - Kiki will be placed on a spay/neuter contract which will require that she never be allowed to be used for breeding and be spayed before hiers 1st birthday.  This surgery is the financial responsibility of the new family. Adoption Fee: $1 - Kiki needed a new home immediately and we were there for her.  Now we're hoping you are there for her and it won't be because of money.  Donations over the requested adoption fee are gratefully accepted Fence needed? No but Kiki is a puppy and will need regular off leash exercise and play time. Want To Know More About Me? Text Kiki to 864-441-9075 for my full story - we'll share everything you need to know! Here's Your Quick Peek: Do not let Kiki’s serious little photo face fool you—this sweet, happy puppy is loving, playful and absolutely delighted by toys. She is smart, eager to please and already showing signs that she will be highly trainable. Please note - if you want to skip the text and go straight to the application, you can find the link here: www.carolinapoodlerescue.org/application/ Must have: Someone home for at least half of the day and at least one friendly, playful canine sibling Exercise: Daily puppy play, short training sessions, exploration and plenty of time with her people and dog friends Best with: An engaged family that enjoys training, playing and including its dogs in everyday life Not ideal for: A home where she would regularly spend long days alone or be the only dog Energy level: Happy, playful puppy energy Kiki is obedient, intelligent and eager to understand what her people want from her. She had a significant reaction to her first DAPP vaccine and developed “blue eye,” but she was treated, has recovered and is doing well; her future veterinarians must be told about that reaction so vaccinations can be handled cautiously. Good with dogs:  Yes—Kiki loves other dogs and needs a canine sibling Good with kids: Not yet tested Cats: She ignores them. Fun fact:  Kiki looks very serious when the camera comes out, but in real life she is a joyful, affectionate little girl who loves toys.