Black Mouth Cur and Catahoula Leopard Dog Dogs Available for Adoption

Meet Mel

Mel is a 5-month-old Catahoula mix with energy for DAYS and a personality that keeps you laughing nonstop. If there’s a ball anywhere in sight... she’s already chasing it.

She’s definitely the crazy one of the group—the last to settle down, always ready to go, and 100% here for the chaos. But underneath all that energy is the sweetest girl who just loves her people.

Mel would thrive in an active home—she’s your perfect hiking buddy, adventure partner, or “let’s go do something” best friend.

She’s great with dogs, cats, and kids, making her an easy fit for most families—just be ready to keep up with her!

If you’re looking for a fun, energetic pup who will keep life exciting and full of love, Mel is your girl.

Adoption Fee: $250

Her adoption includes:

• spay

• Microchip

• 4 Parvo/Distemper vaccines

• Rabies vaccine

Call or text us at 480-565-0479 or visit our website ,www.azhiddenjemrescue.com, to fill out our adoption application.

The Black Mouth Cur is a versatile and intelligent hunting dog known for its strong work ethic and loyalty. Originating in the southern United States, these medium to large sized dogs are muscular and athletic. Their distinctive feature is the black mask on their muzzle, giving them their name. Black Mouth Curs excel in various tasks such as hunting, herding, and guarding, making them ideal companions for active families looking for a versatile and devoted canine.

The Catahoula Leopard Dog, a unique and versatile breed originally from Louisiana, is known for its striking coat patterns resembling a leopard. These dogs are esteemed for their intelligence, loyalty, and exceptional working abilities. With a strong instinct for herding and tracking, they excel in diverse roles such as hunting, herding, and search and rescue. Renowned for their protective nature and affection towards their families, Catahoula Leopard Dogs make devoted companions for owners committed to providing them with proper training and stimulation.

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