Lucy
Profile
Meet Lucy! This adorable girl is full of energy and ready to explore everything new. She would thrive in a home with other pets but not required, with children of any age, and will do well in a home that has patience and willigness to provide her with training and plenty of walks.
Lucy
(Zoey)
#25-190
At A Glance
- Age: 1 year, 3 months
- Breed: Mixed Breed
- Gender: Female
- Weight: 5.00 lbs
- Location: N/A
- Status: Adopted
Dog Updates
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Lucy, now named Zoey, is doing wonderfully! She turned 5 months old on Christmas Day, and already weighs 60 pounds. She's growing up fast, and is such a happy, playful, and smart dog! A DNA test showed that she's 70% Great Pyrenees and 30% German Shepherd, but she has that beautiful golden retriever coat color! Read more → Read less ↑
Lucy, now named Zoey, is doing wonderfully! She turned 5 months old on Christmas Day, and already weighs 60 pounds. She's growing up fast, and is such a happy, playful, and smart dog! A DNA test showed that she's 70% Great Pyrenees and 30% German Shepherd, but she has that beautiful golden retriever coat color!
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Lucy has been adopted and is settling into her forever home! Read more → Read less ↑
Lucy has been adopted and is settling into her forever home!
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Lucy is one of seven precious puppies born into RAGOM’s care. Her mama is a sweet Golden mix, and while we’re not sure who dad is, we’re guessing he’s a big guy—because Lucy is already growing into a stunning, larger-than-life girl. Lucy is full of energy, joy, and that classic puppy sparkle. She’s curious, clever, and already mastering the art of stealing hearts. She enjoys bouncing through the yard, tumbling with her siblings, and flopping into your l... Read more → Read less ↑
Lucy is one of seven precious puppies born into RAGOM’s care. Her mama is a sweet Golden mix, and while we’re not sure who dad is, we’re guessing he’s a big guy—because Lucy is already growing into a stunning, larger-than-life girl.
Lucy is full of energy, joy, and that classic puppy sparkle. She’s curious, clever, and already mastering the art of stealing hearts. She enjoys bouncing through the yard, tumbling with her siblings, and flopping into your lap for cuddles.
Lucy does have a small umbilical hernia. In many cases, these heal on their own as puppies grow. If it doesn’t, RAGOM will ensure she has a quick and safe procedure when she’s six months old, and she’ll be spayed at the same time (all costs covered by RAGOM). If it heals naturally, she’ll be spayed between 12–15 months, like our other pups.
Like all puppies, Lucy and her siblings have much to learn about growing into confident, mannerly dogs. Their future families will need to provide plenty of love, exercise, and training to help them become the very best companions they can be.
Lucy is looking for a family who will love her personality, guide her puppy energy, and give her all the adventures, toys, and snuggles she deserves. In return, she’ll give you endless love, laughter, and a lifetime of tail wags.
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Lucy is one of 7 precious puppies born into RAGOM’s care. At just 4 weeks old, they are already growing bigger and stronger each day. Most of their time is spent doing what puppies do best-eating and sleeping, but their playful spirits are beginning to shine through. They are just starting to show their little personalities and love tumbling around together in play. They are happy healthy puppies who can live with children, other dogs, and do not require a physical fence. Like all pu... Read more → Read less ↑
Lucy is one of 7 precious puppies born into RAGOM’s care. At just 4 weeks old, they are already growing bigger and stronger each day. Most of their time is spent doing what puppies do best-eating and sleeping, but their playful spirits are beginning to shine through. They are just starting to show their little personalities and love tumbling around together in play.
They are happy healthy puppies who can live with children, other dogs, and do not require a physical fence. Like all puppies, they have much to learn about growing into confident, mannerly dogs. Their future families will need to supply plenty of love, exercise, and training to help them become the best dogs they can be.