Pet of the Week: Nala (Chino Valley Animal Shelter)
Meet “Nala,” a female boxer mix approximately 4 years old. Nala is a very affectionate lovable girl with lots of puppy energy. She needs a forever home with no other animals and room to run.
Nala seems to love every person she meets but would be better in a home with older kids that she won’t knock over.
She is house trained but needs some work on her leash manners. Seems to be a bit anxious being in her kennel and ready to get into her forever home.
If you would like to meet Nala, please call the shelter at 928-636-4223, ext 7.
Information and photo provided by the Chino Valley Animal Shelter, 1950 Voss Drive.
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