Sally
Female Puppy Shepherd (Unknown Type) Labrador Retriever (mixed)
Sally is a 10 week old lab/shepard mix, whos is absolutely adorable! She came to Paws Rescue League Inc. as an owner surrender, when her...
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Sally is a 10 week old lab/shepard mix, whos is absolutely adorable! She came to Paws Rescue League Inc. as an owner surrender, when her family had an unwanted litter of puppies, due to not fixing mom dog. There were two puppies out of 8 who needed homes, the rest were given away. We were asked to help take 2 of the puppies in. By the time we got there to get them, one of the puppies was given to a family member. We ended up with little ole Sally! Who has adjusted perfectly with her temporary foster family. She has 2 fur foster siblings, a 60lb dog, and a 30lb dog and she keeps up with them! She sleeps well in her crate, with no accidents, she is working on potty training, and learning her basic commanfs. She is learning to live in a home, and be a big girl! Sally also has some other experiences she is getting used to thanks to her amazing foster family! She is being exposed to her person being in a wheelchair! This is great experience for Sally, it will help her when shes on walks in public places to not be scared by a chair, and possibly other mobile devices, like scooters, strollers, and bikes, it is especially helpful if she is adopted by a family who has a family memeber in a wheel chair. Exposing young puppies to all sorts of things in life prepares them to be the best they can be! Sally is good with other dogs, and all people, she is a snuggle bug and loves to nap with the other dogs, or with her people, on thier lap. She has not been cat tested yet, but she is young enough that adjusting to a home with a cat would be easy for her. Sally loves to play outdors, with other dogs, her favorite toys is a frisbee! Which is the size of her! Sally will grow to be a large dog, we assume between 40-70lbs. Sally needs a family who will continue with her training.
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