Sarah - Maltipoo Dog Available for Adoption in Union Grove, Wisconsin

About Sarah
BREED: Maltipoo
Physical Traits:
Young (1 year)
Female
Small (6 pounds)
White/Black
BEHAVIOR:
House Trained: Yes, and she uses potty pads
Spayed/Neutered: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Special Needs: No
Sarahs Compatibility
Kids -Unknown
Dogs Yes
Cats Yes
Other Animals Unknown
Adoption Fee $550
Sarahs Story
Sarah is a sweet one-year-old Maltipoo that weighs about six pounds. Shes looking for her forever home through Tiny Paws Small Dog Rescue and is fostered in West Bend, WI.
Since arriving in her foster home, Sarah has overcome much of her fear and mistrust of people. She will need patience from her new family and time to adjust to the new people in her life. Sarah has become a very playful and joyful girl, interacting with her foster mom and playing with toys. She would do well with another playful companion dog her size or as an only companion dog. Sarah is in a foster home with small dogs, a large dog, and a cat. She gets along very well with all of them but wishes they were as playful as her.
Sarah asks to go outside to her fenced yard to potty by going to the door or giving you her look! She will use a potty pad if shes unable to get outside. Since Sarah is a flight risk, she will need a fenced yard and careful monitoring of the front door while she learnsher perimeters. She has some experience walking on a leash and should make quick progress.

If you have any questions about Sarah, please send your questions to Kristen at kriswal62@gmail.com. If you can provide a loving forever home for Sarah, please complete a Tiny Paws Small Dog Rescue online adoption application at https://www.tinypawssmalldogrescue.org

The Maltipoo is an adorable hybrid dog breed that is a cross between a Maltese and a Poodle. These small dogs are known for their affectionate and playful nature, making them great companions for families and individuals alike. With their hypoallergenic coat and low shedding, Maltipoos are a popular choice for those with allergies. They thrive on human interaction and love to be the center of attention, making them excellent therapy dogs.