Plott Hound and Black Mouth Cur Dogs Available for Adoption in Anacortes, Washington

I am Lady Pinta, a playful, calm, and happy girl who is looking for a loving home.

I adore playing with other dogs, especially friendly and gentle ones. I love bringing the ball, playing tug of war, and spending time with people who make me feel safe. I know how to sit, stay, and come when called, and I am learning more every day.

I showed up at my rescuer home about three months ago. I was on the street and in heat, and she helped get me sterilized. After that, she could not bring herself to send me back outside, and I have been safe with her ever since.

I am very affectionate, but I can still be nervous when meeting new people. I would love a home with a calm, playful dog, a female owner, and even cats. I do not want to be alone for long hours.
This dog is currently in foster care in La Paz, Mexico, but will be transported upon adoption or foster placement. As a U.S. nonprofit, Hope 4 La Pawz, handles all logistics and provides full behavioral and medical info in advance.

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 Plott Hound, known for its striking brindle coat, is a devoted and fearless hunting dog with a rich history. Originating in North Carolina, this breed excels in tracking and treeing game, particularly wild boar and bears. The Plott Hound is renowned for its stamina, intelligence, and independence, making it an ideal companion for active individuals or families looking for a loyal and hardworking canine partner in a variety of outdoor activities.

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