Sadie

Name: Sadie<br/>Age: 3 years<br/>Breed: chi mix<br/>Gender: female<br/>Weight: 12.5 lbs<br/>Good with kids: yes, would do best with the older variety though<br/>Good with dogs: yes<br/>Good with cats: yes<br/>Current on vaccinations: Yes<br/>Fixed: Yes<br/>Adoption also includes Certified Vet Inspection, and Prior vetting paperwork.<br/><br/>Foster location: Green Bay<br/>Application & Website: https://www.ourpackanimalrescue.com/adoption.html<br/><br/>Bio: There is one dog from the fire hoarding case whose story is a little different. Sadie was saved in 2025 with the others who began arriving last year and those who joined us recently. Rather than going to a sanctuary, or being fostered for a short time in TX prior to traveling she remained in her caring southern foster home for about a year. Sadie is very timid, but a very nice dog. Sadie requires a fenced yard, and while we continue to work with her she is afraid of the leash. Sadie often hides. In the pantry, in the bathroom, etc though she spends more time with the humans as time goes on. If its thundering she’ll be right there looking for comfort- or if you are going to bed she’ll make her move, and join you. Sleeping with her humans helps her to come out of her shell. She has done well with company coming to her quiet foster home, which was a pleasant surprise.<br/>Sadie will not be a dog for a first time adopter. She will require patience, and dedication to helping her build confidence. While she is scared of loud noises, new experiences, etc- she merely hides/cowers. She has never attempted to nip her foster parents and accepts pets and being picked up. Sadie enjoys the company of other dogs, but is a sophisticated lady and will growl if any energetic canines try to play chase.<br/>To be frank- its going to take time, but when you’re talking forever- there plenty of that!<br/><br/>Our Pack Animal Rescue, Inc. Is an all foster based 501c3 rescue. License #487823.<br/>Meet and greets are arranged after an application has been approved. An approved application does not require you to adopt the dog of interest, if it is not a match.

Name: Sadie
Age: 3 years
Breed: chi mix
Gender: female
Weight: 12.5 lbs
Good with kids: yes, would do best with the older variety though
Good with dogs: yes
Good with cats: yes
Current on vaccinations: Yes
Fixed: Yes
Adoption also includes Certified Vet Inspection, and Prior vetting paperwork.

Foster location: Green Bay
Application & Website: https://www.ourpackanimalrescue.com/adoption.html

Bio: There is one dog from the fire hoarding case whose story is a little different. Sadie was saved in 2025 with the others who began arriving last year and those who joined us recently. Rather than going to a sanctuary, or being fostered for a short time in TX prior to traveling she remained in her caring southern foster home for about a year. Sadie is very timid, but a very nice dog. Sadie requires a fenced yard, and while we continue to work with her she is afraid of the leash. Sadie often hides. In the pantry, in the bathroom, etc though she spends more time with the huma

Name: Sadie
Age: 3 years
Breed: chi mix
Gender: female
Weight: 12.5 lbs
Good with kids: yes, would do best with the older variety though
Good with dogs: yes
Good with cats: yes
Current on vaccinations: Yes
Fixed: Yes
Adoption also includes Certified Vet Inspection, and Prior vetting paperwork.

Foster location: Green Bay
Application & Website: https://www.ourpackanimalrescue.com/adoption.html

Bio: There is one dog from the fire hoarding case whose story is a little different. Sadie was saved in 2025 with the others who began arriving last year and those who joined us recently. Rather than going to a sanctuary, or being fostered for a short time in TX prior to traveling she remained in her caring southern foster home for about a year. Sadie is very timid, but a very nice dog. Sadie requires a fenced yard, and while we continue to work with her she is afraid of the leash. Sadie often hides. In the pantry, in the bathroom, etc though she spends more time with the humans as time goes on. If its thundering she’ll be right there looking for comfort- or if you are going to bed she’ll make her move, and join you. Sleeping with her humans helps her to come out of her shell. She has done well with company coming to her quiet foster home, which was a pleasant surprise.
Sadie will not be a dog for a first time adopter. She will require patience, and dedication to h