Sadie

Come meet me at Volleypaws on Saturday, January 31st @ 34650 Melinz Pkwy, Eastlake, OH 44095 12:30-4 pm<br/><br/><br/>**Applicants must be within a 1 hour drive of Cleveland Ohio**<br/><br/>**A complete and approved application is required prior to an in-home meet and greet*<br/><br/>Sadie came to us from a no kill shelter where they found her wondering as a stay. She was skin and bones and completely blind. They reached out to us and we took her in.<br/>Sadie is diabetic and needs insulin twice a day. She is perfect for her shots. <br/><br/>She has gained almost all her weight back and food time is her favorite time of the day!<br/><br/>She may be blind but she learned the layout of her foster home quickly and navigates it really well. She has full run of the house and doesn’t need crated. She is house trained and doesn’t eat things that are not hers.<br/><br/>She is fully house broken and doesn’t need to be crated.<br/><br/>At home, Sadie acts like a totally normal dog who knows exactly what her routine is. She sleeps in a dog bed right next to my bed and wakes up every morning happy and ready to go outside to go potty. Once she comes back in, she barks until I feed her because breakfast is very important. She gets her insulin shot and does great with it.<br/><br/>Even though Sadie is blind, she knows her way around the house really well. If you move something, she’ll bump into it, but otherwise she gets around just fine. She absolutely loves people and all the attention that comes with them. New dogs can be a little overwhelming at first, but once she’s properly introduced, she does really well and enjoys their company.<br/><br/>Sadie will be getting spayed later this month, and once she’s healed, she’ll be looking for just the right home. She is still the sweetest, easiest, most perfect old lady and continues to do amazing in her foster home.<br/><br/><br/> Sadie is up to date on shots, heartworm negative and on preventatives and microchipped.<br/><br/>Adoption fee $350<br/><br/>Apply at onek9.net/apply

Come meet me at Volleypaws on Saturday, January 31st @ 34650 Melinz Pkwy, Eastlake, OH 44095 12:30-4 pm


**Applicants must be within a 1 hour drive of Cleveland Ohio**

**A complete and approved application is required prior to an in-home meet and greet*

Sadie came to us from a no kill shelter where they found her wondering as a stay. She was skin and bones and completely blind. They reached out to us and we took her in.
Sadie is diabetic and needs insulin twice a day. She is perfect for her shots.

She has gained almost all her weight back and food time is her favorite time of the day!

She may be blind but she learned the layout of her foster home quickly and navigates it really well. She has full run of the house and doesn’t need crated. She is house trained and doesn’t eat things that are not hers.

She is fully house broken and doesn’t need to be crated.

At home, Sadie acts like a totally normal dog who knows exactly what her routine is. She sleeps in

Come meet me at Volleypaws on Saturday, January 31st @ 34650 Melinz Pkwy, Eastlake, OH 44095 12:30-4 pm


**Applicants must be within a 1 hour drive of Cleveland Ohio**

**A complete and approved application is required prior to an in-home meet and greet*

Sadie came to us from a no kill shelter where they found her wondering as a stay. She was skin and bones and completely blind. They reached out to us and we took her in.
Sadie is diabetic and needs insulin twice a day. She is perfect for her shots.

She has gained almost all her weight back and food time is her favorite time of the day!

She may be blind but she learned the layout of her foster home quickly and navigates it really well. She has full run of the house and doesn’t need crated. She is house trained and doesn’t eat things that are not hers.

She is fully house broken and doesn’t need to be crated.

At home, Sadie acts like a totally normal dog who knows exactly what her routine is. She sleeps in a dog bed right next to my bed and wakes up every morning happy and ready to go outside to go potty. Once she comes back in, she barks until I feed her because breakfast is very important. She gets her insulin shot and does great with it.

Even though Sadie is blind, she knows her way around the house really well. If you move something, she’ll bump into it, but otherwise she gets around j