Spitz Dogs Available for Adoption in Sebring, Florida

Cinnamon was rescued from Seminole Tribe Animal Control. He’s about four years old and weighs 15 pounds. He’s really sweet, but scared at the shelter. Meet and greet required if you have another dog. Call or text Alexandra 330-261-3934 if you’re interested in adopting. The adoption donation is $275 and includes neuter, UTD vaccines, and microchip.

Please keep in mind that we try to match your application and lifestyle with a dog the best suits your home. We are the dogs advocate and we put their needs first. For this reason we don’t operate on first come first serve.

We do reserve the right to request photos of your home.

You must be 21 years of age to adopt.

We do reserve the right to deny any application.

The spitz dog breed is a diverse group characterized by their wolf-like appearance, pointed ears, and fluffy double coat. Originating from various regions such as Japan, Germany, and the Arctic, spitz dogs are known for their intelligence, independence, and loyalty. They come in a range of sizes, from the small Pomeranian to the large Samoyed, but all share a common alert and lively temperament. With a distinctive spitz-type tail that curls over their back and a friendly demeanor, spitz dogs make wonderful companions for those looking for a spirited and devoted pet.