MoMo - Wirehaired Terrier and Border Terrier Dog for Adoption in Hartford, Kentucky

MoMo was under a house and was scared of everyone. She had to be trapped and when they got her to the shelter she had 10 puppies. We immediately pulled her and sent her to our wonderful foster home where she was loved and all the puppies were cared for.
MoMo gradually warmed up to her foster mom and fell in love with her. She came out of her shell and blossomed into a wonderful dog. When it was time to wean her babies, we had to take her to the rescue facility where she became shy again, but not for long. She now will bark at every stranger but goes up to them and shows them her great personailty. It's very easy to fall in love with this girl.

MoMo is approx. 3-4 years old, she's been spayed, vaccinated, heartworm tested (negative) and put on flea/tick/heartworm prevention.

We feel it's time for her new forever home and if you have other dogs, that's a plus because she loves to play.

If you would like more information on adopting MoMo, please fill out the online application on our home page.

The Border Terrier is a small, fearless, and affectionate breed known for their devotion to their families. With a wiry, weather resistant coat and an otter like head, they were originally bred for hunting foxes and vermin along the Scottish border. These energetic and intelligent dogs excel in various canine activities, including agility and obedience. Their friendly and playful demeanor makes them wonderful companions for active families, especially those who enjoy outdoor adventures with their loyal four legged friends.

The Wirehaired Terrier is a charming and energetic dog breed known for its shaggy coat and lively personality. Originating from terriers bred for hunting small game, they are intelligent, spirited, and make loyal companions. Their wiry coat requires regular grooming to prevent matting, and they thrive on ample exercise and mental stimulation. With proper training and socialization, Wirehaired Terriers can be excellent family pets, excelling in activities such as agility and obedience.

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