My Name Is PUMA!
Meet Puma, a senior gal overflowing with love. This affectionate sweetheart thinks she's a lap dog and will shower you with kisses while snuggled on your lap. Having her around will always bring a smile to your face. Puma is easy to handle, walks well on a leash, and is already spayed. She know how to SIT, give her PAW, and lay DOWN! What other things can you teach this mature girl?
I'm currently relaxing in foster care, and loving it!! Here's what my foster family has said about my time in foster care!
"Stoney and Puma are bonded; they don’t like to be separated
And they don’t do well being separated, other than that, they are just great!"
If you would like to learn more about me, or are interested in adopting me, please contact the foster team at foster@animalfoundation.com! Please make sure to tell the foster team that you give permission for your contact information to be shared with the foster family!
My Special Considerations
This sweet girl is overweight and has dental disease. She also appears to have developed perianal fistulae, a chronic condition most often seen in German Shepherd Dogs that may require recurrent veterinary care with immune suppresants (though other differentials have not been ruled out). She's hoping for transfer placement by 9/23 at 3pm.
My Current Location
Do you have a friend or family member who wants to adopt me?
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