Scarletts Last Hope
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Scarletts Last Hope
AvailableScarlett's Last Hope is a young female mixed breed dog, approximately 7 months old. She weighs around 30 lbs and has a short coat featuring black and tan colors. Scarlett is already house trained and vaccinated. She is not yet altered but is in need of a loving home in Dubuque, IA, where she can flourish with care and companionship.
About Scarletts Last Hope
Scarlett's Last Hope is searching for her forever home. At just 7 months old, this sweet girl has a unique set of challenges; she is deaf and experiences seizures, but her condition is mostly managed with medication. Her current foster can't provide the care she requires due to personal hardships, making it urgent for Scarlett to find a new place to thrive. She gets along well with other dogs and benefits greatly from their companionship, making her transition easier. Although she is house trained, she may need some guidance to follow cues or from another canine buddy. Scarlett loves to jump and play, so a home with older kids would be the best fit. She has a playful spirit and a kind heart. Medical care will be fully covered until an adoption is finalized. This is a critical moment for Scarlett — she deserves a chance to live, learn, and be loved. Could you be the one to give her that opportunity? Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Scarletts Last Hope
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Scarlett's Last Hope would thrive in a supportive home that provides a safe, nurturing environment. A family with experience in caring for special needs pets would be ideal.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
As a medium-sized dog, Scarlett enjoys moderate outdoor space where she can play and explore, benefiting from the companionship of another dog.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Scarlett does well with kids, but her jumping might be overwhelming for small children, so older kids would be preferable.
