Carolina
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Carolina
AvailableCarolina is a young, medium-sized, spayed female mixed breed dog residing in Seville, OH. She has a beautiful gray, blue, and silver coat; is house trained; and is up to date on vaccinations. At only two years old, she's ready to find a loving home to share her affectionate nature.
About Carolina
Carolina is ready for her forever home after caring for her six puppies, who have all found their families. This sweet two-year-old came to us from a partner shelter and has proven herself as a devoted mother. With her gentle heart and affectionate nature, Carolina deserves to be chosen next. Carolina is spayed, up to date on her vaccinations with a booster scheduled soon, and she enjoys cuddling. She is crate trained and almost fully potty trained, which makes her an excellent addition to any household. Good with other dogs, she unfortunately does not do well with cats. Since Carolina is still adapting to her new surroundings, she can be a bit nervous, and we’re still getting to know her possible reactions to young children. Let’s help Carolina find her perfect match! Fill out an application to foster or adopt her today. Who knows? Her ideal family might be just around the corner.
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Questions about Carolina
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Carolina, being a mixed breed dog, generally thrives in a loving environment where she can feel secure and part of the family. She would do well in a home with enough space for her to explore and play.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Mixed breed dogs like Carolina usually need a moderate amount of outdoor space to run and enjoy. Regular walks and some yard time will keep her happy and healthy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Carolina may be a bit nervous due to her recent experiences, so it's uncertain how she would do with young children at this time. A gentle introduction and a calm environment would be best if they are present.











