Zelda
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Zelda
AvailableZelda is a lovely adult, female Border Terrier mix located in Naperville, IL. She has a medium build and a beautiful tricolor coat with a wiry texture. While she is not yet vaccinated or altered, she embodies the spirit of a sweet, scruffy companion. She may be ready for a home where she can grow and learn alongside her new family.
About Zelda
Meet Zelda, a charming female Border Terrier mix with a scruffy face that’s sure to capture your heart. Rescued just in time from a tough fate in California, she’s now discovering the joys of life outside the shelter. Zelda is settling in well and her rescue is learning about her unique personality each day. Despite her rough start, she radiates resilience and sweetness. Zelda is looking for a forever family that will appreciate her charm and help her unleash her full potential. Her tricolor coat—comprised of brown, black, and white—adds to her beautiful character. She hasn’t been altered or vaccinated yet, and while she’s not a puppy anymore, she’s ready to start a new chapter in Naperville, IL. Zelda is ready for a loving home, where she can thrive and share her affectionate nature. Will you be the one to give her the forever family she deserves? What are you waiting for? Apply today!
Adoption Fee
$500Payment after application.
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Questions about Zelda
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Zelda, as a Border Terrier mix, typically thrives in a home with both indoor and outdoor space, allowing her to engage in activities that keep her active and entertained.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Border Terriers like Zelda enjoy a moderate amount of outdoor space. A secure yard would be ideal for play and exploration, along with daily walks.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Zelda is known to be friendly and engaging, making her a good candidate for families with children, although introductions should always be supervised.











