Looking for a forever home for Bella: Brevard County, FL

Please help find Bella her forever home by xmas-!!  What a beautiful little girl.....

STILL LOOKING FOR A FOREVER HOME FOR BELLA!

 

 

The short of it, is I "thought" I had found Bella a "forever home", but it's become quite obvious that her new owner has no experience with dogs & misinterprets what is common knowledge among dog owners as far as what a dog is trying to tell you & she doesn't have the patience needed for a young dog going through the transition of a new place with new rules etc.

 

So she wants to give her back. The issue now is that I'm moving from my house this weekend into an apartment where they don't accept animals, so I need to find her a place as soon as possible.

Hopefully this time we can find the perfect family for Bella.

 

Thank you so much.

~Jahn

 

Looking for a forever home for Bella:

 

POC:  Mr. Jan Dussich321-544-0677

jmd32953@gmail.com

 

 

I cannot spend enough time with Bella and she stays alone in the house too long.
If you know of someone that would like to adopt her or if you have any other suggestions in order for her to get adopted please let me know. 

 

Bella: 

• 1 1/2 - 2 years old (not sure as I got her from the Humane Society & they didn't know)
• Black Lab/Corgi "mix" (think, very small black Lab with a large arching tail & short legs)
• All black with a white diamond on her chest
• Has mild allergies (to what, I'm not sure), but it causes her to scratch and nibble at herself a bit, nothing too bad, no missing fur or anything like that
• She's fixed & current on all her shots, completely checked out, everything is in good shape.
• Very soft fur, no fleas, no ticks

Includes:

• An almost new crate
• leash, collar
• Bedding
• Food, vitamins, water/food bowl
• Toys
• Etc

Bella's probably the sweetest dog I’ve ever met, she loves to play, and I’ve never seen her aggressive with anything, you can get near her food, whatever, and she doesn't have a problem with it, she's excellent around small children, and even most cats and other dogs.

 

Issues: 

 

She gets very happy when you come home, or when there's new people and she jumps up, also be careful with open doors or gates as she's a runner, she comes back, but I worry about her getting run over or something like that. If she's left alone too long (8+ hours) - she will chew things up. She answers to her name about 95% of the time, sometimes she looks at you and doesn’t want to come and you have to either get on to her or coax her to come.