90279a Sadie - Adoption Ambassador

Soft and serene like the evening sky, Sadie blossoms slowly into a loving, playful friend. At first, she can be nervous, but once she feels safe, her true colors come through: sweet, gentle, and wonderfully affectionate. She’s curious, playful, and always ready for a quiet adventure or cozy cuddle. Sadie is well-behaved, potty-trained, knows "sit", "shake", and "down", and has lived in a home with cats before. Sadie's only caveat is that she has some separation anxiety and gets destructive when left alone, so she must go to a home with another dog who can help her stay calm when her person leaves, or someone who is home most of the time. <br/><br/>Interested in meeting Sadie? Email us at TransitionCenter@charlestonanimalsociety.org to set up an appointment to meet her! She is currently located at our cat Sanctuary in Ravenel.

Soft and serene like the evening sky, Sadie blossoms slowly into a loving, playful friend. At first, she can be nervous, but once she feels safe, her true colors come through: sweet, gentle, and wonderfully affectionate. She’s curious, playful, and always ready for a quiet adventure or cozy cuddle. Sadie is well-behaved, potty-trained, knows "sit", "shake", and "down", and has lived in a home with cats before. Sadie's only caveat is that she has some separation anxiety and gets destructive when left alone, so she must go to a home with another dog who can help her stay calm when her person leaves, or someone who is home most of the time.

Interested in meeting Sadie? Email us at TransitionCenter@charlestonanimalsociety.org to set up an appointment to meet her! She is currently located at our cat Sanctuary in Ravenel.

Soft and serene like the evening sky, Sadie blossoms slowly into a loving, playful friend. At first, she can be nervous, but once she feels safe, her true colors come through: sweet, gentle, and wonderfully affectionate. She’s curious, playful, and always ready for a quiet adventure or cozy cuddle. Sadie is well-behaved, potty-trained, knows "sit", "shake", and "down", and has lived in a home with cats before. Sadie's only caveat is that she has some separation anxiety and gets destructive when left alone, so she must go to a home with another dog who can help her stay calm when her person leaves, or someone who is home most of the time.

Interested in meeting Sadie? Email us at TransitionCenter@charlestonanimalsociety.org to set up an appointment to meet her! She is currently located at our cat Sanctuary in Ravenel.