Kaci is a 9-year-old, spayed female dog currently listed at The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas under animal ID A1283639.

Her current shelter profile lists her as a large cream-and-black dog weighing 38.8 pounds, with a $50 adoption fee and kennel 7A-5174.

That is the confirmed information available to the public. The profile does not provide a breed, personality description, training history, medical summary or compatibility notes, so prospective adopters should ask staff rather than filling in those gaps themselves.

Availability, fee and kennel assignment can change quickly. Check Kaci’s live profile before traveling to the shelter.

Kaci’s listed details

• Animal ID: A1283639
• Age and sex: 9 years old; spayed female
• Size and weight: Large; 38.8 pounds
• Colors: Cream and black
• Current fee: $50
• Arrival date: October 14, 2026
• Intake type: Owner surrender
• Kennel: 7A-5174

The profile lists The Animal Foundation’s main campus at 655 N. Mojave Road in Las Vegas. If Kaci could be a match, use her ID when checking in or calling so staff can pull up the right record.

What Kaci’s record does—and does not—tell us

Kaci’s public record confirms that she arrived on October 14 as an owner surrender. That classification explains how she entered the shelter; it does not explain why, and it does not tell us what her previous home life was like.

It would be unfair to turn an intake label into a story about Kaci’s temperament, behavior or needs.

The best next step is a direct conversation with the adoption team. Ask what staff have observed in the kennel, on leash and during handling. Ask whether they have noted any medical care, food preferences, exercise routine or concerns that a new home should be prepared to support.

For a household with another dog, cat or child, ask specifically about the introductions the shelter recommends. A public profile that does not mention compatibility is not proof of compatibility or incompatibility; it is simply a question for staff to answer with their current observations.

Questions worth asking before adopting

• What has staff observed about Kaci’s energy level and leash behavior?
• Has she met other dogs, cats or children while at the shelter?
• Are there medical records, medications or follow-up care to review?
• What routine has she had at the shelter, including meals and exercise?
• What transition support or introduction plan does the team recommend?

Those questions are especially important for a mature dog. Age can be a wonderful fit for someone seeking a more established companion, but it should never be treated as a shortcut to assumptions about a dog’s health, manners or comfort around other animals.

How to meet Kaci

The Animal Foundation’s adoption guide explains the shelter’s process and is the practical place to start before a visit. Review the current process, then check Kaci’s live listing again to confirm that she is still available.

When you arrive or contact the shelter, mention A1283639 and ask about Kaci by name. Her listed kennel and fee are useful reference points, but shelter assignments and adoption terms may change as animals move through care or find homes.

The Animal Foundation is at 655 N. Mojave Road; confirm current hours before leaving. An adoption counselor can explain the available records, what meeting options are appropriate and the next steps if Kaci appears to fit your home.

Kaci’s profile is a starting point, not a complete biography.

She is a real 9-year-old dog with a current shelter listing and a specific ID. The responsible way to learn more is to meet her, ask the staff who know her current routine and make a decision based on confirmed information rather than a guess from a photo or label.

If Kaci has already been adopted, the Animal Foundation’s adoption directory can help you find another dog who may be waiting for the right home.

Sharing Kaci’s verified profile is another practical way to help. It keeps the focus on the dog who is actually listed today and makes it easier for a potential adopter to find the correct record.