Adopt a Hound / Setter / Mixed (medium coat)

What do you get when you mix honey, sugar and nuts? A “Nougat!”, that’s what! Yes, I’m that sweet little girl who was 1 of 11 pups taken from a bad situation by animal control in Kentucky. Since my ears are growing and my nose looks to the ground, I’m thought to be a hound mix. Active as any normal pup, I’m always looking for fun and activity. I may grow as large as 50 pounds, but maybe not, it’s an uncertainty.  At 5 months, I’m about 25 pounds and taking life head on enjoying everything that comes my way. In my foster home there are other dogs here but they are older. I do respect them but they just don’t have time for a young social and outgoing Gal like me. 

I do have a soft mouth with with play, take treats ever so nice and I eat side by side the others. Heck, you can handle me and my bowl without issues. I even tolerate the “feline“ Critters In my foster home, so that says a lot about my personality!

Tug or playing ball are great fun but I do admit my retrieving leaves much to be desired. I do love to romp and wrestle with other active buddies or my 2 legged family if they like. Stuffed toys are where it’s at and yes, a tough chew toy settles me at night. I’m not perfect, YET as I’m about 80% house trained, but it’s coming!!! My leash walking and recall still need tweaking, but being food motivated, I’m sure together we can make it happen! 

After a hard day of play, I do sleep quietly in my crate wit’s dreams of my forever family dance in my head! 
Nougat candies are sweet, but mom says I’m even Sweeter! Nougat’s a girl with ALL KINDS of potential, just needing YOU to be my best.

Her adoption donation includes spaying, vaccinations, implanting of a microchip, application of flea meds and worming.

Nougat is in foster care so please complete an application at our website (www.castawaycritters.org) before meeting her. Completing an application does not obligate you to adopt; however, it is required. Applications are processed in the order received in an effort to find the best match possible for both the dog and the adopter.