Meet Delilah
McKamey Animal Center lists Delilah as a female "Mixed Breed (Medium)" in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Delilah is listed at 8 years old.
Delilah is heartworm positive, and the heartworms are managed with Moxi-Doxy.
Delilah has lived with dogs and may be good with most dogs, though that is possible rather than confirmed. Delilah may also be OK with kids of all ages, which is likewise only possible.
Delilah is shy at first and a certified couch potato. Delilah attends playgroup and likes to lay down in the crate, even without being asked to do so. Delilah seems to be housetrained.
To ask about Delilah's personality, health and adoption steps, contact McKamey Animal Center.
Edited by Lily's Second Chance from the listing by McKamey Animal Center. Please confirm details with McKamey Animal Center.
Read McKamey Animal Center’s original description
Has lived with dogs · May be good with most dogs · Shy at First · Certified Couch Potato · Playgroup attendee! · Heartworm Positive · Heartworms-Managed with Moxi-Doxy · Seems Housetrained · I like to lay down in my crate - even without being asked to do so. · May be OK with Kids of All Ages
About Delilah’s reported breed
Mixed breed
Listed as Mixed Breed (Medium)
Mixed-breed dogs vary in personality and activity level. The shelter's notes about this dog's behavior, routines, and preferences are the best starting point for getting to know them.
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