McKenzie
Black Mouth Cur | Pontotoc, MS
Age : 3 Months 28 DaysBabyFemaleMediumTan
About
Characteristics
affectionate cratetrained eagerToPlease eventempered gentle doesWellInCar intelligent playful playsToys
Coat Length
ShortActivity Level
Moderately ActiveEnergy Level
LowGood in Home With
Others DogsCatsChildren
Meet McKenzie
weight 25 lbs age: 4 months as of 4/25/24 adoption donation $599 Mckenzie is a sweet, friendly and mellow black mouth cur puppy who will make a wonderful family dog. She is part of a litter of 8 who were left in a cardboard box in the driveway of the Wags founder outside of Tupelo, Mississippi. The pups certainly hit the jackpot, they spend their days romping and playing with their siblings and then snuggling into a big puppy pile to nap. Mackenzie has had her puppy shots, is microchipped and was recently spayed. She is ready for a loving home of her own. McKenzie loves to play with the other dogs at the rescue, she's fine with cats. She rides well in the car and loves everyone she meets. Black mouth curs are known to be wonderful family dogs, they are mellow and medium size, friendly and loving. Like any puppy McKenzie needs someone who will be around for her and give her the structure and training she needs to grow up to be the very good girl we know she can be. For more information please email her foster mom at [email protected].
Adoption Process
we have an adoption application and require a deposit while we check references, we do home visits or ask for videos, and FaceTime if weâre not able to get to the home.
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