NDLB-A-219

Nana, is a Yulin Survivor rescued on 5-05-17. Nana is safe now - residing at the NDLB Canada Safe House - with her best friend Cara, thanks to a hero sponsor who contributed to her flight to freedom! Nana is an amazing girl! She would benefit greatly being in a home setting filled with love and kindness, a welcoming home where she can continue to heal! Would you be Nana's hero? The person, or family, who would help her blossom into her best self? She is so ready to begin the next phase of her life, a cherished family dog! Apply to adopt Nana today! PLEASE NOTE: NANA IS LOCATED IN CANADA AND IS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION. Canadian Adoptions - NANA can come home to you NOW! United States Adoptions - Nana can come to the US July 1, 2022. As per CDC regulations, dogs imported from China can enter the United States only AFTER staying in Canada for a period of 6 months. IF YOU WANT TO ADOPT: The first step in our adoption process is to complete an application. EVERYONE MUST complete an application. ADOPTION FEE: $1500 USD for SPONSORED dogs who have had a portion of their flight paid by a generous donor (noted with a white airplane symbol in their photo on our Foster or Adopt section of our website). CHILDREN, CATS AND OTHER PETS: Unfortunately, we have no way of knowing if any of our dogs are friendly with cats or young children. Although our dogs are friendly with most other dogs, we don't have the ability to test our dogs in our sanctuaries in China and cannot make any guarantees as to their temperament or compatibility with other animals, children, or cats. REQUESTS FOR HYPO-ALLERGENIC DOGS: We do not guarantee, agree, hint at, or suggest that any of our dogs are hypo allergenic. All our dogs are rescued from the dog meat trade in East Asia and therefore, we do not know their history or breed mixes. TEMPERAMENT: As our dogs are rescued from the dog trafficking trade in East Asia, we do not have history of their past. We cannot guarantee their temperament when they arrive in a home setting. HOUSE AND POTTY TRAINING: As we do not know the history of our rescued dogs, we should assume that they will need to be house trained. Some dogs may have been stolen pets and have previously been in a home environment in China while others may have been stray dogs or specifically bred for consumption. We advise every new adopter to treat these dogs as if they are puppies and be patient in regaining their trust with humans and providing basic training. We will also disclose any dog with more serious needs as our main goal is to get each dog the very best home for them. ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS: lindsay@nodogsleftbehind.com