Lilac
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Lilac
AvailableLilac is a young, female, mixed-breed dog. She has a small size and features a bicolor and brindle coat with short hair. Lilac is house trained and up to date on vaccinations. She's not altered yet, but adoption includes a spay and eye care. Based in New Orleans, LA, she's looking for a loving home to help her flourish.
About Lilac
Meet Lilac, a delightful Terrier mix with those long legs and floppy ears. Weighing in at 18 lbs, she's the perfect size for apartment living. Lilac has a medium energy level, is friendly with both dogs and cats, and enjoys playtime with her buddy Max — they love to zoom around together. Her go-home date is set for 9/24, as she has a cherry eye correction and spay scheduled. All procedures are covered, ensuring she'll be ready to transition smoothly into her new home. Although not formally child-tested, her demeanor suggests she'd adapt well in a family setting. Lilac requires some patience while she continues to learn and build trust, but she’s come a long way from her fearful beginnings. She’s nearly housetrained, though a little guidance with manners is still needed. Lilac thrives in a home that can offer gentle support as she settles in. Adopters should be prepared to provide a playful environment and perhaps another friendly dog to join her, like Max. She would flourish with regular playtime and exercise, and she’s totally adaptable to apartment living. With her ongoing transition, those seeking a devoted companion who’s ready for a little love and patience will find a treasure in Lilac. Let's get started — apply now!
Adoption Fee
$190Payment after application.
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Questions about Lilac
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lilac, as a mixed-breed dog, is well-suited for apartment living due to her small size and adaptable nature.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Lilac enjoys outdoor play but doesn't require a lot of space; regular walks and some playtime in a small yard would suffice.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Lilac hasn't been formally tested with children, her friendly temperament suggests she would do well in homes with kids.
