Cynthia - Schnauzer Dog for Adoption in Alafaya, Florida

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Meet Cynthia! Cynthia is a 9 year old female schnauzer and she weighs about 12 pounds. Cynthia arrived in rescue after her previous home could no longer care for her. Her foster dad says she would like to introduce herself: Herrrro, my name is Cynthia. I’m a super sweet and very friendly little girl. I LOVE attention and hate being left alone, so if you are looking for a new shadow then I’m the dog for you! Although I like being close to my humans, I am not much of a lap dog I just need to be able to see you and know you are there. I’m not a big fan of toys but I will never turn down treats. I get along great with other dogs, but I won’t let anyone push me around. If you put me in a crate, or leave me alone in the house, I bark and howl until you come back to make sure you do not forget about me....so I will need a home with no shared walls. Someone who can be home with me most of the day would be my ideal companion. If you are looking for a gentle, loyal and loving best friend, you should definitely pick me!

Cynthia is spayed, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchipped and has had her teeth cleaned.

Cynthia is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $350. If you are interested in applying to adopt Cynthia, please visit www.floridalittledogrescue.com to read the adoption process and complete an application! Please note that emails simply asking "Is this dog available" will not be returned, as applications are worked in the order received and availability largely depends on when you apply:) Please also know we do not adopt out of state! Thank you!

The schnauzer is a versatile and intelligent dog breed known for its distinctive beard and eyebrows. They come in three sizes - miniature, standard, and giant - each with their own unique personalities and characteristics. Schnauzers are loyal, playful, and make excellent family pets. They require regular grooming to maintain their wiry coat and love to be included in activities with their human companions. With proper training and socialization, schnauzers can thrive in various roles, from loving companion to skilled working dog.