The status of PUPPY ELLIE BELLE was
last posted on 02/19/25 by
Keep calm and woof on.
Female Dog, Border Collie
Border Collie / Mixed (Short Coat)
Description:
My name is Ellie Belle and I am a fun and happy little Border Collie, mix puppy who was born around the end of October 2024 and as of Feb. 18, I weigh 25 pounds. They say that I am on my way to being a 46-50 pound adult Princess. I have been carefully looking for just the right family to call my own. I am housebroken, crate trained and I am a very good and sweet little girl who meets new people very well and with no shyness. I love playing with other dogs and would be fine with cats if I need to live and with one or two! I was raised in foster care with young children too and I would be happy to grow up with children in the home. That is looking for a brand new family and home.Right now, in the first weeks of 2025 critter, cavalry Rescue is preparing me to make a family very happy with all of my puppy, wiggles and cuddles and kisses playful antics. I will need a good secured yard to run in.And I sure would love to have children or another dog or even cat friends to keep me company. Raising a puppy is a serious commitment, and I promise to make it as easy as possible. But there will be some fun challenges and you need a little patience when you are going through the training stages with a puppy like me. I currently have a doggie door that I use to go outside and I do it perfectly! I walk really nicely when you use a harness and my foster mom says I am a smart and eager to please little girl that loves to snuggle and to be your shadow. I am curious and I do ride well in a car when you go on little trips or excursions around town. I really am sweet and I love my foster family and their dogs. I am going to grow up to be a 45 to 50 pound dog like my mom who is an Aussie/ Border Collie Mix with a great and easy going personality that is happy and very submissive. I am in Nashville, Tennessee right now in a wonderful foster home that is teaching me all the house manners and crate training that I should have. If you in the northeast of Tennessee, I can ride the transport van and join a family just about any weekend. If you are interested, please write to Critter Cavalry Rescue at [email protected] Be sure to mention where you live: city and state. There is a small transport fee if I am going to come northward. PLEASE NOTE: Our dogs and cats are fostered in Tennessee and can transport weekly up to the Northeast region. Request an application and learn more about Critter Cavalry at https://www.crittercavalry.com/adoption.
