Yodi, Dachshund For Adoption In Yuba City, California

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$80

Yodi, Dachshund For Adoption In Yuba City, California

Price:

$80

Location:

Yuba City, CA

Description:

Yodi is four years old born in 2020. I'm not sure what breeds he mixed with. He has a long body and short legs and weighs 12 lbs, He has had two rescues in less then a year. The first rescue was when a witness saw him being beaten. Witness was able to get him to the vet for emergency care. Yodi has scars on his face and butt, but he wiggles with happiness. Yodi is forgiving of humans as dogs usually are. After his medical care he lived with another woman and her many dogs a short time until she passed away. Yodi is very happy boy who likes attention. He loves his belly rubbed. He is a couch dog who wants to sit on you or next to you. He snuggles his head under your chin for hugs. He does like to play with stuffed toys. He's happy to be picked up. I think he will be a great family dog who wants a companion. He is OK with other dogs and is pretty good with cats. He is living in a foster home that is a cat rescue also. He is fine with the cats as long as they don't try to snuggle on his face. He walks the house with the cats and pretty much ignores them. Yodi will make a great companion who wants company to watch tv with and a sleeping buddy.Adoption processFees are $80 - $400 or more depending on the breed of cat. *certain breeds or anomalies are more. ADOPTION FEE INCLUDES: ~Spayed/Neutered ~Vaccinated to age ~Tested for diseases ~MICROCHIPPED ~Treated for Fleas/Worms ~Litterbox trained ~Fostered in a private home You will need to fill out an adoption application, either in person or online, phone interview and, upon approval, agree to the terms The terms are fairly simple, we require the following assurances:• That the entire family is in agreement about bringing a pet into their home, and that it will be an indoor only (unless otherwise discussed with us) family pet.• That the adoptive family will not surgically declaw their new cat. While fairly common thirty years ago, there is a great deal of new evidence that declawing can be both physically and emotionally harmful to cats over time.• That the adoptive family is allowed to have pets where they currently live. If you are a renter, a letter from your landlord or apartment manager simplifies the process, but is not required as we can contact them ourselves if necessary.• That potential adopters have not misrepresented themselves, their family, current and/or previous pets, or dwelling in an effort to facilitate the adoption process. We reserve the right to take a cat back into our care should we find this to be the case.

Breed:

Dachshund

Category:

Dogs

Color:

Brown

Sex:

Male

Posted:

February 18 on Get-Pet