Halia

My Status

Adopted

My Location

2700 Ninth St. Berkeley

Adoption Hours

Friday 11- 4 , Saturday 11- 2

How to Adopt Me

Meet me at the time/location above!

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About

Aloha, I’m Halia!

I’m a peppy and playful girl while also being an easy going cuddle-bug! I love walks and enjoy making new friends, so outdoor fun is a must! As for toys, yes please! So let’s bust out those squeaky, plushy and puzzles toys and have some fun! After a little of play, I will happily stretch out my legs and have a good long snooze (hopefully accompanied by pets)! Since I’m an easy going girl I would be a great fit for just about any home, but I may prefer a home without cats. I do get attached to my human companions pretty quickly, therefore I can get stressed when they leave me alone. Having someone who is around often or an adopter that will work on my comfort while alone would be an added plus!

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I LOOK LIKE

Labrador Mix

I AM A

Spayed Female

My Age

6 years

My Weight

48 LBS

My Energy Level

Medium

SO FAR, I LIKE

Belly rubs, Kisses, Toys, Walks, Treats, Playtime, Meeting other dogs, Napping, Daily mental and physical enrichment, a home without cats

My Adoption Fee

$300

Adoption Information

The Berkeley Humane difference!

Our adoption package includes vaccines, microchip, spay or neuter, flea/tick preventative, worm treatment, and heartworm preventative for dogs (at the discretion of the veterinarian). We also provide $250 worth of medical care with VCA Animal Hospitals, discounts and/or free first welcome visits at other local veterinary hospitals and optional discounted pet insurance.

All adopters receive a 30% discount off their first training class from Train the Bay. Berkeley Humane’s dog training program Train the Bay has been improving the lives of pets and their people for over 30 years and is one of the most trusted dog training programs in the Bay Area.

adoption requirements

Be 18 years of age or older
Have valid state-issued identification
Allowed to have a pet where you live. To protect you and your pet, get your landlord's or HOA's permission in writing before you adopt
Willing and able to provide training, medical attention, and proper care for your new pet.