Fiona

Friendly and affectionate

Adopted

Lovely Fiona is such a sweet dog! She impresses everyone she meets with her friendly, affectionate nature. Fiona is about 8 years old. She weighs 60 pounds. Fiona is a lovely mixed breed girl, perhaps boxer with shar pei or a mastiff.

Fiona’s rescuers were asked by a vet clinic to take her into care when her former owner brought her in to be put to sleep. The technicians and vet gushed over how sweet and cooperative Fiona was. She received rave reviews!

Poor girl, she’s had a hard few years. Her family separated, her health deteriorated, and little was done about it. She was deligated to outdoor living with very little to no fur to protect her.

Fiona is crate trained and she travels well in the car. She is nicely house trained and very loyal. Fiona loves people! Her rescuers believe that she’d probably be okay in a home with a docile, male dog. It is unknown how she would do with cats. Fiona would also do well as an only dog that has attention from her people. She’d be happy sitting on the porch, watching TV with you, cuddling on the sofa or taking an evening stroll. She is a shadow-dog that just prefers being close to her people. She does know how to wait patiently for her people to come home.

Fiona would be a great companion for an individual or couple who enjoy a gentle K-9 presence that is loyal but not overly demanding. She’d be happiest with an owner who is retired, works from home or only part time.

Fiona’s rescuers are hoping to find this lovely girl a new family that will dote on her and keep her as a happy, spoiled pet for the rest of her days. She’ll return your love with affection and devotion.

Fiona is posted for SPOT (Saving Pets One at a Time) located in Burlington, WA.
If you are interested in Fiona, please go to their website, www.savingpetsoneatatime.org, to submit a dog adoption application.

This is not an Old Dog Haven dog. Old Dog Haven has not assessed this dog for medical issues and will not be responsible for medical care after adoption. We urge prospective adopters to do their own evaluation.