Cocoa Bliss is a velvety chunk of loving cocoa sweetness. Quiet and well-behaved, she likes other dogs but does not require canine companionship. Cocoa is a little on the shy side and prefers gentle handling.

She is fully housetrained, easily managed on the leash, and LOVES going for walks. Cocoa also likes to go on car rides, especially if it’s to a nearby park to go on a walk!

One thing Cocoa does not like is being in a dog crate. However, she is fine being contained behind a doggie gate or in a room by herself and is not destructive when given freedom.

Truth be told, Cocoa does not require much. She is content to have a comfy spot in the house with daily walks and cuddles. Cocoa’s perfect day starts with a potty break and breakfast, followed by a short walk. She would be happy to relax in her bed while her human companion is at work. In the evening, she would love a walk, dinner, and cuddle time. Could you be her walking companion and snuggle buddy?

HISTORY
Cocoa was found as a pregnant stray in a rural county. She came to IAR with her nine puppies, who have all been adopted!

HEALTH
Cocoa is microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, heartworm negative, and will be spayed before adoption.

PHYSICAL
Cocoa has a smooth cocoa-colored coat with a white stripe down her throat and a tiny white spot on her chest. She has floppy velvet ears, soft amber eyes, and a cute chocolate nose. She quickly regained her girlish figure after giving birth to her pups.

IAR subsidizes post-adoption professional training with Eliana Cellucci at Project Paws (https://projectpawsdogtraining.com/) to encourage a life-long and successful bond between the dog and the adopter. Group classes for puppies and adult dogs as well as private training sessions are provided at a substantial discount to IAR adopters.