Texarkana, Ark. – The Animal Care and Adoption Center in Texarkana has announced the availability of Nova, a five‑month‑old Australian cattle dog, for families seeking a new companion. Nova is described as a sweet, energetic puppy who loves to bound, jump, roll in the grass and enjoy a good snuggle.
Adoption Details
The adoption fee for Nova is $154. This amount includes a spay surgery, a rabies vaccination, microchipping and registration with the appropriate state agency. Prospective adopters are encouraged to contact the center directly at 870‑773‑6388 for more information or to arrange a meeting with Nova.
Why Adopt?
Adopting a pet from a local shelter not only provides a loving home for an animal in need, but also supports the community’s animal welfare efforts. The center’s comprehensive care package ensures that each adopted pet is healthy and ready to integrate into a new family.
About Australian Cattle Dogs
Australian cattle dogs are known for their intelligence, stamina and loyalty. They thrive in active households where they can receive regular exercise and mental stimulation. Nova’s playful nature makes her a good match for families who enjoy outdoor activities and have the time to engage with a high‑energy companion.
How to Prepare for a New Puppy
Potential owners should consider the responsibilities of pet ownership, including regular veterinary visits, proper nutrition, training, and providing a safe environment. The center can offer guidance on crate training, basic commands and socialization to help Nova transition smoothly into her new home.
Supporting Local Animal Services
Adoptions like Nova’s help fund the center’s ongoing programs, which include stray animal capture, community education on responsible pet ownership, and low‑cost veterinary services for residents. Community members are invited to support the center through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word about adoptable pets.
For additional details about Nova or other adoptable animals, call the Animal Care and Adoption Center at 870‑773‑6388.
Original reporting: Texarkana Gazette — read the source article.
