Hachi

Hachi is extremely special. He was found dumped & wandering on the side of a rural road, soaking wet, freezing, disoriented & confused, in frigid, torrential, Nov-cold-snap icey rains. <br/> Due to his full-blood breed, gentle nature & vulnerabilities (Seems to have possibly been chained-on, or crate-confined ? We are gradually working to build up his muscle mass) special stipulations & a home-visit are required. <br/> No crate-confinement allowed. If a crate is used, door must remain open & only available for Safe-space rest. Although he would prefer your bed. <br/> Vet guesstimates 4 yrs old at approx Jan 2025. Special precautions will be taken for adoption. <br/> Home site check required & will verify Hachi will be inside dog with full access to outside play & yard. He is potty trained it appears. He seems to be friendly & get along with all of our other dogs, but we have not had him free roaming with other dogs yet. <br/> Adopter must own, not rent, & all family members must be able to manage Hachi's size. <br/> His greatest characteristic is his sheer love, adoration, exuberance & enthusiasm for human contact. His abundance of love for human touch may knock a small child down - however he is so smart & loving he could most likely adapt to more gentle approaches once his great need for contact & affection is met. <br/> While Sanctuary life is a far cry better than where we found him, he does not get that one-on-one human contact nearly enough. He craves & needs human love. He would actually make a superb inside cuddle-shadow & "ride-or-die" companion for the right person or persons. He seems somewhat lacking in ability to perform feats of agility or extended exercise, but that may be just from his deprived lifestyle. <br/> Hachi is not a perfect dog. He comes to you as he is. But he offers PROFOUND love, affection, loyalty, & reciprocity & depth of insight-&-capacity for connection. PLEASE TEXT ONLY Cheri at 803 308 7374. Please be so kind to give us your 1st & last name & where you live (what State & town or city) . Please understand candidates must meet, & verify at home site visit, Hachi's requirements. He deserves a stable, loving home life. <br/>Heartworm negative. I would take him home with me if I possibly could. He is so very, very, special.

Hachi is extremely special. He was found dumped & wandering on the side of a rural road, soaking wet, freezing, disoriented & confused, in frigid, torrential, Nov-cold-snap icey rains.
Due to his full-blood breed, gentle nature & vulnerabilities (Seems to have possibly been chained-on, or crate-confined ? We are gradually working to build up his muscle mass) special stipulations & a home-visit are required.
No crate-confinement allowed. If a crate is used, door must remain open & only available for Safe-space rest. Although he would prefer your bed.
Vet guesstimates 4 yrs old at approx Jan 2025. Special precautions will be taken for adoption.
Home site check required & will verify Hachi will be inside dog with full access to outside play & yard. He is potty trained it appears. He seems to be friendly & get along with all of our other dogs, but we have not had him free roaming with other dogs yet.
Adopter must own, not rent, & all family members must be able

Hachi is extremely special. He was found dumped & wandering on the side of a rural road, soaking wet, freezing, disoriented & confused, in frigid, torrential, Nov-cold-snap icey rains.
Due to his full-blood breed, gentle nature & vulnerabilities (Seems to have possibly been chained-on, or crate-confined ? We are gradually working to build up his muscle mass) special stipulations & a home-visit are required.
No crate-confinement allowed. If a crate is used, door must remain open & only available for Safe-space rest. Although he would prefer your bed.
Vet guesstimates 4 yrs old at approx Jan 2025. Special precautions will be taken for adoption.
Home site check required & will verify Hachi will be inside dog with full access to outside play & yard. He is potty trained it appears. He seems to be friendly & get along with all of our other dogs, but we have not had him free roaming with other dogs yet.
Adopter must own, not rent, & all family members must be able to manage Hachi's size.
His greatest characteristic is his sheer love, adoration, exuberance & enthusiasm for human contact. His abundance of love for human touch may knock a small child down - however he is so smart & loving he could most likely adapt to more gentle approaches once his great need for contact & affection is met.
While Sanctuary life is a far cry bette