Meet Nala! She is a 10 month old bundle of joy! She’s a happy girl who gets along with kids, cats, and dogs of all sizes. She has yet to meet a stranger, likes to snuggle, and likes to play. She is only 13lbs and is full grown. (She is smaller than she looks in the photos.) She is smart and already knows how to sit. She also plays fetch and will bring the toy back to you! Her adoption fee is $450 If you are interested in adopting there is an application below: https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PDAR/Dog Her story was featured on the news in Texas. News Link: https://www.telemundo40.com/noticias/local/mecanico-perros-abandonados-rio-grande-city-condado-starr/2491663/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAPPoApleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEemuRhe7mLD_qa-DgbvuFgGM38ph3audp3tKImr0x0wDue_rzw3Q_ucaKWfdE_aem_8RE43khEUoxGRQC9cgBOSw Most of our dogs are rescued from high-intake shelters in Texas or straight off the streets in South Texas where there are packs of stray dogs running loose. Your fee covers the significant costs of bringing them to safety. Your adoption fee covers: spay/neuter (if old enough), transport fees getting the dogs from Texas to our fosters homes here (that ALONE is $200-$230 per dog), core vaccines, heartworm test (If old enough), deworming, and microchip. We partner with VCA Animal Hospitals. With every adoption comes a complimentary First Exam at any participating VCA location within the first 14 days of adoption. Follow-up Care Coverage: VCA provides limited health guarantee coverage (up to $250) for specific minor illnesses (like kennel cough or ear infections) diagnosed during that initial 14-day window. We do not guarantee the breed of any of our dogs or how big they will be when they are fully grown. The breed listed is typically a guess based off of appearance or personality traits. We cannot guarantee that any dog is not mixed with pit. This is a standard part of adopting a dog from rescue. We are a non-profit rescue. Any access revenue made is used to care for animals with additional medical expenditures that would otherwise result in adoptable dogs having to be left behind and euthanized.