Ms. Gorgeous Cassie "Glasses"

Hi... my name is Cassie.<br/><br/>Although around here, everyone calls me “Glasses.” <br/><br/>I’ll explain that part in a minute.<br/><br/>I’m a beautiful around 2 years old tri-colored McNab, about 36 pounds, with long skinny legs, a lanky little body, and apparently a habit of falling over whenever someone looks at me.<br/><br/>No, really.<br/><br/>Just LOOK at me.<br/><br/>There I go...<br/><br/>Belly up. <br/><br/>Because if there is even the slightest possibility that belly rubs are about to happen, I am NOT missing my opportunity!<br/><br/>But before I became this silly, belly-rub-loving girl, I was a mama.<br/><br/>I'm already spayed, up to date on my vaccines, microchipped and crate trained.<br/><br/>I will travel from northern California to Ridgefield, WA by the middle of October to live with my foster family. I can travel to Vancouver, BC if there is a potential family for me.<br/><br/>My adoption fee is $900 US<br/><br/>Adoption Application:<br/><br/>https://forms.gle/D7a5AnW8BbZUdi24A<br/><br/>(Please copy & paste if the link is not clickable.)<br/><br/>Here is my story:<br/><br/>When I came into rescue, I was severely underweight.<br/><br/>My body was thin.<br/><br/>I had puppies depending on me.<br/><br/>And somehow, I had to keep taking care of my babies even when I desperately needed someone to take care of me. <br/><br/>I can't tell you everything that happened before rescue found us.<br/><br/>But here's what surprised everyone...<br/><br/>After everything I'd been through, I still LOVED people. <br/><br/>I wasn't angry.<br/><br/>I didn't give up on humans.<br/><br/>I didn't stop trusting.<br/><br/>All you had to do was show me a little kindness, and I was ready to roll over and give you my belly.<br/><br/>Maybe I just knew that someday, someone would finally love me too. <br/><br/>Oh—and about those “glasses.” <br/><br/>When I arrived, I had fly bites all around both of my eyes.<br/><br/>They were so noticeable that everyone said it looked like I was wearing a pair of glasses.<br/><br/>Thankfully, my eyes have completely healed.<br/><br/>The glasses disappeared...<br/><br/>but apparently the nickname is here forever. <br/><br/>And that's okay.<br/><br/>Because “Glasses” reminds everyone of how far I've come.<br/><br/>Today, my puppies don't need me anymore.<br/><br/>They're ready for their own lives.<br/><br/>And for the first time, I get to think about mine. <br/><br/>I'm potty trained.<br/><br/>I have AMAZING recall.<br/><br/>I'm not much of a barker.<br/><br/>I'm smart.<br/><br/>I'm affectionate.<br/><br/>And I absolutely LOVE people.<br/><br/>But there's one thing I haven't really gotten to experience yet...<br/><br/>What does it feel like to be someone else's baby?<br/><br/>I've spent my time being Mama.<br/><br/>I've worried about babies.<br/><br/>I've cared for babies.<br/><br/>I've given what I had to babies.<br/><br/>Now everyone keeps telling me:<br/><br/>“Cassie, motherhood is over. It's YOUR turn.” <br/><br/>My turn to be spoiled.<br/><br/>My turn to have someone worry about ME.<br/><br/>My turn to have my own bed, my own toys, and my own family.<br/><br/>My turn to roll onto my back every single day and demand completely unreasonable amounts of belly rubs. <br/><br/>I'm spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to go.<br/><br/>I don't need much from my forever family.<br/><br/>Just love me.<br/><br/>Feed me.<br/><br/>Let me follow you around.<br/><br/>Rub my belly whenever I dramatically throw myself onto the floor.<br/><br/>And please remind me every once in a while that I don't have to take care of everyone anymore.<br/><br/>Someone is finally taking care of me. <br/><br/>I came into rescue as a skinny mama who had already given so much of herself.<br/><br/>But that's not where I want my story to end.<br/><br/>I want my story to end with a family looking at me and saying:<br/><br/>“Come here, Cassie. You've taken care of your babies long enough.<br/><br/>Now you're OUR baby.” <br/><br/>And just so you know...<br/><br/>The second you say it, I'll probably roll over.<br/><br/>You know what to do. <br/><br/>Love,<br/><br/>Cassie<br/>aka “Glasses”

Hi... my name is Cassie.

Although around here, everyone calls me “Glasses.”

I’ll explain that part in a minute.

I’m a beautiful around 2 years old tri-colored McNab, about 36 pounds, with long skinny legs, a lanky little body, and apparently a habit of falling over whenever someone looks at me.

No, really.

Just LOOK at me.

There I go...

Belly up.

Because if there is even the slightest possibility that belly rubs are about to happen, I am NOT missing my opportunity!

But before I became this silly, belly-rub-loving girl, I was a mama.

I'm already spayed, up to date on my vaccines, microchipped and crate trained.

I will travel from northern California to Ridgefield, WA by the middle of October to live with my foster family. I can travel to Vancouver, BC if there is a potential family for me.

My adoption fee is $900 US

Adoption Application:

https://forms.gle/D7a5AnW8BbZUdi24A

(Please copy & pas

Hi... my name is Cassie.

Although around here, everyone calls me “Glasses.”

I’ll explain that part in a minute.

I’m a beautiful around 2 years old tri-colored McNab, about 36 pounds, with long skinny legs, a lanky little body, and apparently a habit of falling over whenever someone looks at me.

No, really.

Just LOOK at me.

There I go...

Belly up.

Because if there is even the slightest possibility that belly rubs are about to happen, I am NOT missing my opportunity!

But before I became this silly, belly-rub-loving girl, I was a mama.

I'm already spayed, up to date on my vaccines, microchipped and crate trained.

I will travel from northern California to Ridgefield, WA by the middle of October to live with my foster family. I can travel to Vancouver, BC if there is a potential family for me.

My adoption fee is $900 US

Adoption Application:

https://forms.gle/D7a5AnW8BbZUdi24A

(Please copy & paste if the link is not clickable.)

Here is my story:

When I came into rescue, I was severely underweight.

My body was thin.

I had puppies depending on me.

And somehow, I had to keep taking care of my babies even when I desperately needed someone to take care of me.

I can't tell you everything that happened before rescue found us.

But h