Cindy Bear
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Cindy Bear
AvailableCindy Bear is a spayed female Black Mouth Cur mix, approximately 3 years old. She has a medium build with a short coat in shades of golden, black, and cream. This affectionate young dog is house trained and up to date on vaccinations. Cindy is ready for her new home in Phoenix, AZ.
About Cindy Bear
Cindy Bear, a delightful 31-pound Black Mouth Cur mix, is on a journey to discover trust and joy. At around 3 years old, she came into rescue feeling lost and afraid, but she’s made great strides. Treats have opened up a new world for her. Every gentle word and tasty morsel helps her realize that people can be kind. Though still a work in progress, Cindy is learning to warm up to her caregivers. It’s important for her future family to let her take her time, allowing her to celebrate each brave step forward. Cindy would thrive with a confident canine companion who can show her that the world isn’t so scary and that walks can be fun. Her forever home needs patience and kindness, along with a well-stocked treat jar, to help her blossom. Cindy Bear has lots of love to give in return, and it’s truly special to witness her transformation from timid to happy. If you think you can provide the supportive environment she needs, apply today!
Adoption Fee
$250Payment after application.
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Questions about Cindy Bear
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Cindy Bear, being a Black Mouth Cur mix, is typically best suited for homes that provide a safe, loving environment where she can feel secure and gradually build her confidence.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
A Black Mouth Cur like Cindy Bear usually enjoys moderate outdoor space for exploration and play, allowing her to gain confidence in a secure setting.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Cindy Bear can thrive in homes with children, especially if the kids are gentle and patient, helping her feel safe as she learns to trust.











