Bella is in the Lowermainland. Available for adoption. Available for adoption Lowermainland/Okanagan/Sunshine Coast/Island
Bella, spayed female, approx. 2 yrs old mexi mix 30 lbs. Arrived from Cancun in March 2022.
Bella is in foster on the Sunshine Coast.
Bella has made leaps and bounds and continues to impress her foster home and the people who know her. Once she knows you she is able to share her love.
She can be nervous with new people, so slow introductions are necessary for her, while she learns to trust and continue building confidence around strangers.
Bella’s leash walking has improved immensely, but she can still get over excited when she sees other dogs,
She is fully crate trained, knows her basic obedience commands (we practise them often), has good off leash recall. She’s an awesome adventure partner, does not bark while you’re away, very good at keeping herself busy with toys/sticks, such a sweet, sensitive soul with great listening habits.
Bella isn’t so much the centre of attention at a party, more like that best friend hanging out in the corner who’s got your back no matter what.
She’s great with the cats in foster care, she’s met and played with many dogs, but does need proper introductions.
She needs a home where there are no children.
An experienced person and someone willing to continue her on-going training and enrichment would be best suited for her.
Someone that can understand and respect her needs, while she becomes the most loyal and loving addition to the family.
Bella may be living her best life in foster, but she’s just yearning for a forever home that has nothing but love, patience, and kindness to give.
Leash etiquette: yes Good in car: yes Rescue Story We find her tied to a fence, in the sunlight, in the bones, very fearful and very bad of the skin. We took her to our foster home. Foster assessment She is friendly with dogs, cats and people, but has anxiety to new people or new sounds. She loves walks free in the jungle but is ok with leash
If you don’t want to read, but you think Yogo looks super handsome in the photos, please just share this post!*rolls up sleeves*It is a hot day in the town of Colonia Yucatán. June 2021. A sterilization campaign was set up with a goal of 200 free surgeries.The morning starts busy, volunteers here, responsible owners there, puppies and kittens everywhere.And that’s when Yogo enters the room. Without a human companion, he comes alone.His imposing bearing and the scars on his face caught the attention of all attendees. Who is its owner? – we ask ourselves and ask all the attendees of the campaign.We searched but no one claimed him. We noticed that he had testicles so we did what had to be done: anesthesia and bye eggs!A few hours after his recovery we released him in the hope that he would go home. But Yogo had other plans. His plan was to stay. Despite being free, he chose to stay at the campaign site greeting other puppies and people.We asked around in town if anyone recognized Yogo, if they knew who he was or where he lived, and no one knew anything.Yogo’s unmatched charisma made it impossible for us to leave him in Colonia Yucatán, where he ran all the risks of a stray dog, so we brought him to Cozumel to begin his rescue process and be put up for adoption.Since then Yogo has lived temporarily with Mariana and 4 puppies of all sizes and 2 kittens. With kittens he is not very good. It’s not bad but wanting to play with them has hurt them.At home, Yogo is a calm dog, he is sweet, he has a good temper, he does not bark at strangers, he is not hyperactive. He will take advantage of any moment to approach you to be caressed, hugged and kissed. But he is also quite independent. He likes to have his space, lie down to enjoy the breeze when he finds it.What is so special about Yogo?Well, Yogo has a passion: exercise, muscle building, running, playing with 100% energy with the beautiful body that he was born with!Every day he goes for a run next to Mariana’s bicycle (always on a leash).They also go to the baseball field to play fetch. Yogo loves his toys and with all excitement and vigor he will play until he is tired.Watching him sprint is exciting. His happiness is contagious. Many humans would like to be as fulfilled as Yogo. Yogo is a dog, Yogo plays, Yogo runs, Yogo is happy.Already tired and satisfied, he will look for a shady area to lie down and pant comfortably and calmly.Yogo is a dog with a lot of personality, very sure of himself. His owner / family / adopter must have the same or greater security than him. He is an obedient dog, but if you give him weak instructions he will not listen to you.Like any passionate being, when Yogo doesn’t exercise for several days he gets cranky, behaves roughly with his little dog brothers and can even bite something that he normally wouldn’t bite.This behavior does not make Yogo a bad dog.All dogs need some degree of physical and mental stimulation. The amount depends on each race and each individual.
Yogo is ready to find the love of his life.
