Mona Lisa

Gorgeous girl Mona Lisa was dumped out in the country. She is in need of a forever home, so here she is! Mona Lisa is about 6-7 months old (best guess based on her teeth) and in great health. She does well with other dogs. She weighs around 40 pounds right now and will likely be 65+ as an adult. … Mona Lisa is a very sweet girl. She’s not been around young kids that we know of. She’s not been around cats that we know of, so we won’t adopt her into a home with cats. She is submissive in new situations/environments, but comes out of her shell once she gets comfortable. Mona Lisa is doing well on leash and is very responsive to treats, so hopefully that will help with training. She isn’t in a foster home, so we don’t know if she’s housetrained. Mona Lisa’s adoption fee is $500 which includes her spay, current vaccinations (rabies, 2 parvo/distemper boosters, and bordatella), negative heartworm test, negative fecal, health certificate, registered microchip, and transport costs. She is available through Paw Pals of Hale Center, a partner rescue of Project Freedom Ride. We are located in the Texas Panhandle. She is currently located with our rescue in Texas. She would be transported on one of the PFR transports to either Meridian ID, SLC, UT, Seattle, WA, Mt Vernon, WA, Kennewick, WA, Portland, OR, Buffalo/Syracuse/Newburgh/Castleton on Hudson, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Cleveland, OH, Columbus, OH, Springfield, IL, Chicago, IL, Des Moines, IA, Indianapolis, IN, Baltimore, MD, Lansing, MI, Grand Rapids, MI, Kansas City, MO, Minneapolis, MN, Stevens Point, WI, Madison, WI, Springfield/Richmond, VA, or Bedminster, NJ. For more information on how a Direct Adoption with Project Freedom Ride works or to meet this girl via video call, email [email protected]. As a Project Freedom Ride direct adoption, the adoption interview/meet and greet would take place on video call. The adoption application and fee would be finalized prior to transport. Out-of-town pets are cared for by non-local organizations who can make arrangements for the pet to be transported to your area.

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