The Animal Compassion Team (ACT) foster and adoption Dog of the Week for SNO is just plain Dot.
“Hi! I’m Dot, I am an adorable Basset Hound and Queensland Heeler mix — best guess!
“I am about 4 months old and weigh around 7 pounds now, and I will be low to the ground when full grown, since that’s how I am now. My foster momma thinks I will be between 20-30 pounds when full grown.
“I love to snuggle and give kisses, a gentle pup who doesn’t enjoy biting on your fingers and toes like most. I am a quiet and kind-hearted puppy, found by a Good Samaritan on the side of the road and sent straight to the vet hospital where the vet discovered I had Parvo.
“I survived Parvo and am so happy to be alive and can now say I am Parvo-free! I am spayed, microchipped and all up-to-date on my vaccines and ready to go home. If you think I am the girl for you, please fill out an online adoption application for me or contact my foster mom at (559)267-3607.”
Animal Compassion Team is a nonprofit animal rescue organization whose goal is to save as many homeless pets as possible. We are volunteer based organization and receive no funding from local government.
We believe that all dogs and cats are as individual as adopters and make great effort to help match your family with the pet that is best suited for you.
Through lifelong commitments and healthy fulfilled lives we believe pets are able to become the best they can be and amazing relationships are built.
Read about other dogs featured in our ACT Dog of the Week series.
