
Jindo Mix
Naro (나로)
Naro may be small, but she has already been through more than most dogs ever should.
- Age
- Around 8 months old
- Gender
- Female
- Personality
- Health notes
- 7.7kg.
About Naro (나로)
Naro may be small, but she has already been through more than most dogs ever should. Despite undergoing two surgeries for a congenital cleft palate and facing another procedure ahead, she remains a bright, happy, and playful little girl who greets each day with a wagging tail. She loves people, enjoys making dog friends, and has a playful, energetic side that shines when she’s running around with her favorite buddies. While large groups of dogs can feel overwhelming, Naro is happiest with a few close canine friends by her side. Naro walks beautifully and has excellent dog social skills. She enjoys café outings, settles quietly beside her person, and rides comfortably in the car with no motion sickness. At home, she’s calm and easygoing, with very little barking. Like many young rescue dogs, Naro can be sensitive to loud noises, busy roads, and unfamiliar situations. But once she feels safe, her sweet and affectionate personality quickly comes through. One thing Naro never loses enthusiasm for? Food! 🍖 She loves mealtime and is always excited for treats. Because of her cleft palate history and a few missing teeth, softer foods are easiest for her to enjoy. Naro is looking for a family that will see beyond her medical history and recognize the joyful, loving puppy she truly is. She has already overcome so much and deserves a future filled with comfort, adventure, and unconditional love. 🤍 A resilient little princess with a huge heart—Naro is ready for her happily ever after. ✨🐾
Rescued and fostered in partnership with LCKD.
LCKD case ID: lckd25_38
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