Meet Chelsea, a true love bug with a heart as big as Texas! Despite a rough start on the streets, this sweet girl's spirit shines brightly. She absolutely adores human affection, making herself comfortable right in your lap for endless cuddles. Chelsea's gentle and sweet soul makes her a wonderful companion, always ready to shower her favorite people with love and warmth.
As a Golden Retriever and German Shepherd Dog mix, Chelsea brings the best of both worlds: the friendly, outgoing nature of a Golden and the intelligence and loyalty of a Shepherd. She's incredibly social, getting along famously with other dogs and even cats, making her an ideal addition to a multi-pet household. Her playful side comes out for a good game of fetch, and she's already proven her smarts by being both potty and crate trained.
Chelsea is searching for a forever family who will cherish her sweet disposition and provide her with the loving home she deserves. An active home that enjoys daily walks and playtime would be perfect for her moderate energy levels. Her adaptability and good nature mean she'd thrive in a variety of environments, especially one where she can continue to receive plenty of affection and be an integral part of the family.
Special Needs
Requires heartworm treatment, available after March 30th.
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$350.00
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