Hadam

Background: In March 2022, Hadam was found playing in a rural park with a group of people. It appeared she had a family, but once the picnic ended, she was left behind. She ended up at a city pound, facing euthanasia. Luckily, just in time, Hadam was saved and given a second chance.

Personality and Socialization: Hadam is a sharp, curious, and playful pup with a zest for outdoor adventures. She loves running and chasing games, making her an energetic dog that thrives on exercise and mental stimulation. Inside, she’s a laid-back companion, enjoying her toys and cuddling up with her family. She’s affectionate and adores spending time with her humans, showering them with love. Hadam gets along well with dogs around her size but might be unsure about small dogs. She hasn’t had any experience with cats.

Behaviors: Hadam is a quick learner and understands most basic commands. She enjoys interactive games like tug-of-war and fetch. She walks nicely on a leash, is easy in the car, and doesn’t mind bath time. Hadam has not shown any signs of separation anxiety and can be left alone as long as she’s had enough exercise beforehand.

Health and Diet: Hadam is healthy overall and has no known food allergies. In September 2024, she underwent surgery to remove a tumor from her belly. Thankfully, the tumor was benign, and the surgery was a success. She eats a balanced diet of dry kibble twice a day and has been thriving since her recovery. Hadam is spayed, microchipped, and up-to-date on her vaccinations.

Ideal Home: The ideal adopter for Hadam is someone who relishes outdoor adventures with their furry baby. If you work from home and have plenty of spare time to devote to your canine companion, you could be a perfect match. And if you already have a dog around her size, it would be the icing on the cake, making Hadam’s tail wag with joy.