Before you know it, summer will be coming to an end, and fall will arrive in all of its glory. If you have been thinking about adding a new family member to your household, we've got a great dog to tell you about for NOCO Humane's Pet of the Week.

NOCO Humane Pet of the Week: Chica

Chica has been patiently waiting to go to her forever home for over 70 days at NOCO Humane. She is eight years old and a sweet, affectionate Labrador retriever mix.

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Chica can be a bit nervous around children and somewhat particular about other dog friends, so a home with no other dogs or young kids would be ideal for this sweet girl. NOCO Humane wants you to know that if Chica interests you, she can be quite the escape artist. This means she will need a secure home and family dedicated to keeping her safe while she settles into her new place.

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Chica is located at NOCO Humane's Larimer Campus at 3501 East 71st Street in Loveland. Her adoption also includes the following perks from NOCO Humane:

  • Spay or neuter surgery.
  • General medical examination and testing for good health.
  • Preliminary vaccinations.
  • Microchip implant and registration.
  • Collar and leash for safe travels home.
  • $40 discount for Rover services. Select trainers offer the first training session for free.
  • Complimentary post-adoption medical exam from a participating veterinary clinic.
  • Discount on your first purchase from Poudre Pet & Feed Supply.

How to Adopt Chica in Northern Colorado

Learn more about how you can adopt Chica by visiting NOCOHumane.org today.

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