Havana - Mixed Breed Dog for Adoption in Warren, Ohio

Havana
I’m about 4–5 months old female that was found dumped in the woods with two other puppies because apparently humans sometimes make REALLY questionable life decisions.
But we’re not dwelling on that.
HAVE YOU SEEN MY FACE?!
I have survived the woods, landed at The Healthy Hearts and Paws Project, and I would now like to formally announce that I am accepting applications for NEW MANAGEMENT.
My requirements are simple:
You must like puppies.
You must have snacks.
And you must understand that I currently have the emotional regulation of a shopping cart rolling downhill.
Kennel door opens?
WE RIDE AT DAWN.
Going outside?
BEST DAY OF MY ENTIRE 4–5 MONTH EXISTENCE.
Someone says my name? THAT IS MY PERSON NOW.
Another dog?
HELLOOOOO. DO YOU WANT TO BE BEST FRIENDS FOREVER?!
A leaf blows across the yard? EVERYONE STAY CALM. I WILL HANDLE THIS.
I am sweet, ridiculously cute, dog friendly and approximately 97% puppy nonsense.
I can be a little unsure about new things because, HELLO, I’m basically a baby and my start in life wasn’t exactly ideal. I may really benefit from having a friendly, confident doggy sibling to show me how this whole family-dog situation works.
But here’s what is SO great about adopting me right now: my little puppy brain is a sponge.
Training
Socialization.
Car rides. Walks.
New places.
New sounds.
Meeting people.
Learning manners.
Building confidence.
Learning that we don’t have to approach every exciting situation like we’ve just won the lottery.
This is the age where you can help shape me into an amazing, confident, well-rounded adult dog.
Will there be shenanigans?
Absolutely.
Will I occasionally make a decision that causes you to stare at me and say, “Havana. WHY?”
Probably before breakfast.
Will I then look at you with those giant puppy eyes like I have absolutely NO knowledge of the incident in question?
Obviously. Look at the photo.

If you’d like to meet Havana, fill out an application at:
Healthyeartsproject.org/adopt

Once approved, we can schedule your meet and greet.
The Healthy Hearts and Paws Project
Warren, Ohio

The mixed breed dogs, often referred to as mutts, are a diverse and unique group with a blend of different characteristics from various purebred dog breeds. These dogs come from a mixture of lineages, resulting in a wide range of sizes, coat types, and temperaments. While each mixed breed dog is distinct in its own right, they are known for their resilience, adaptability, and often have fewer health issues compared to purebred dogs due to their genetic diversity. Mixed breed dogs make wonderful companions for families looking for a loyal and one-of-a-kind pet.

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