Meet Latte

I'm shy at first, but boy oh boy do I just love cuddles!

- Latte

Latte was rescued from the gutter as young puppies. They were frightened and starving but soon because friendly and playful after enough food and rest. They have been growing strong and playful in the Furry Hearts courtyard and have been getting some training.

Latte's Personality

Latte is a friendly and playful young puppy. She will stand on guard of her space and love to chase her siblings as well as toys. She is ok with leash walking but loves free running more. She is smart and is also learning a few tricks and commands.

Latte's Ideal Home

Latte’s ideal home has time to play with her and maybe has another pet at home to play with. They also have time to teach her new tricks and patience to do is repeatedly.

Latte's Details

Medical Background

Healthy

Vaccinated

Microchipped

DeWormed

If you're looking for a dog that...

Is Lead Trained

Is Suited To Apartment Life

Can Learn Tricks

Is Energetic

Doesn't Shed Too Much

Is Kid Friendly

Is Good With Other Dogs

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some commonly asked questions about Furry Hearts. If you’d like more info, please feel free to contact us.

What are some ways to support the animals in your shelter?

You can support the pets in our sanctuary by volunteering, making a donation, or sponsoring a pet.

How can I sponsor a pet?

You can sponsor a pet by clicking the “Sponsor” button in our main menu. You may also follow this link here.

Are there any adoption fees?

There are no adoption fees to adopt one of our furry hearts! However, we do have a interview process to ensure the safety and compatibility of all furry hearts in our shelter.

How can I learn more about the process for international adoptions?

Adopting a dog internationally is not as intimidating as it sounds! However, there are some important things to note about the process. If you are interested in more details, please reach out to info@furryhearts.org.

How are donations used?

All donations are used to go towards the housing, food and medical costs for the pets in our shelter.