The status of Nyssa and Luna, a Bonded Pair was
last posted on 10/08/24 by
Keep calm and woof on.
Female Dog, Jack Russell Terrier (Parson Russell Terrier)
Jack Russell Terrier (Parson Russell Terrier) / Terrier / Mixed (Short Coat)
Description:
NYSSA and Luna, a young bonded pair NYSSA, a 7-month-old Jack Russell Terrier and Rat Terrier mix puppy, is a unique combination of knowing and gentle, yet solid and fragile, feisty and self-possessed. Her young age and vulnerability present a unique opportunity for you to play a crucial role in her growth and learning. Finding the right family now would be a fantastic step in this journey. Nyssa has a short coat with pretty brown spots on a beautiful white background. She has shorter legs. Her body is solid and muscular, indicating her potential as a trial hunting and agility course dog. Imagine the fun and adventure you could have with her! Nyssa and Sophie are being fed a Human-Grade dog food diet. Rompin Paws provides education on proper canine nutrition for our rescued dogs. LUNA Is a sweet, happy, playful, and loving 7-month-old female Pug-Border Terrier puppy who adores Everyone! She has a shiny black medium-length coat with gorgeous silver highlights with a white chest, and shorter terrier legs. Luna begins meeting people with a shy demeanor. Once she knows she can trust you, she is a cuddle bunny. These girls have bonded at the rescue. They have been growing up together here. They follow one another everywhere! These girls are similar in size and age and play well together. Their bond will grow even more once they find their forever humans to love them. Both girls are incredibly snuggly, playful, intelligent, and trainable. Both would make excellent agility course dogs. Nyssa is spayed. We will work with the adopters on Luna's spaying. Nyssa and Sophia have a reduced Bonded Pair adoption fee of 650.00 During our Clear The Rescue Event through September. Please fill out an application on our website. https://rompinpawsrescue.com . Luna and Nyssa have been transitioned to a human-grade diet that avoids kibble instead of a healthy canine-specific feeding regimen. We will educate their adopters on proper diet, food, and nutrition for Both girls.
