Sadie

Sadie is a senior 7+ year old mix who has already been through more than her share of changes, and now she is looking for a quiet, loving place to spend her golden years.<br/><br/>About 6 months ago, Sadie was found on the side of the road in Flint. Thankfully, she found a family who loved her and gave her a home. Unfortunately, that family recently relocated and, through no fault of Sadie’s, they were unable to take her with them.<br/><br/>Sadie is still learning about us, and we are learning about her. She has shown some signs of resource guarding with a smaller dog in the home, so precautions will need to be taken if she is going into a home with other dogs. Slow, careful introductions and management will be important.<br/><br/>Because of Sadie’s age and the fact that we don’t know her complete medical history or whether she has had previous surgeries, we are not willing to put her through anesthesia for an elective surgery at this stage. Her comfort and well-being come first.<br/><br/>We are still getting to know Sadie, so her recall is currently unknown. There is still plenty for us to learn about this sweet senior girl.<br/><br/>Sadie is awaiting her vaccines and boosters before she can officially go home, but we are already scheduling meet and greets with potential adopters. We want her future family to have the opportunity to spend time with her, get to know her personality, and begin building that bond.<br/><br/>Sadie doesn’t need a complicated life. She needs a home willing to give her time, patience, stability, and love. A place where she can finally relax and enjoy her golden years knowing she is safe and wanted.<br/><br/>If you think you could be the person to give Sadie the peaceful, loving home she deserves, reach out to schedule a meet and greet.<br/><br/>Let’s find this senior girl her forever home.

Sadie is a senior 7+ year old mix who has already been through more than her share of changes, and now she is looking for a quiet, loving place to spend her golden years.

About 6 months ago, Sadie was found on the side of the road in Flint. Thankfully, she found a family who loved her and gave her a home. Unfortunately, that family recently relocated and, through no fault of Sadie’s, they were unable to take her with them.

Sadie is still learning about us, and we are learning about her. She has shown some signs of resource guarding with a smaller dog in the home, so precautions will need to be taken if she is going into a home with other dogs. Slow, careful introductions and management will be important.

Because of Sadie’s age and the fact that we don’t know her complete medical history or whether she has had previous surgeries, we are not willing to put her through anesthesia for an elective surgery at this stage. Her comfort and well-being come first.

We are still getting to know Sadie,

Sadie is a senior 7+ year old mix who has already been through more than her share of changes, and now she is looking for a quiet, loving place to spend her golden years.

About 6 months ago, Sadie was found on the side of the road in Flint. Thankfully, she found a family who loved her and gave her a home. Unfortunately, that family recently relocated and, through no fault of Sadie’s, they were unable to take her with them.

Sadie is still learning about us, and we are learning about her. She has shown some signs of resource guarding with a smaller dog in the home, so precautions will need to be taken if she is going into a home with other dogs. Slow, careful introductions and management will be important.

Because of Sadie’s age and the fact that we don’t know her complete medical history or whether she has had previous surgeries, we are not willing to put her through anesthesia for an elective surgery at this stage. Her comfort and well-being come first.

We are still getting to know Sadie, so her recall is currently unknown. There is still plenty for us to learn about this sweet senior girl.

Sadie is awaiting her vaccines and boosters before she can officially go home, but we are already scheduling meet and greets with potential adopters. We want her future family to have the opportunity to spend time with her, get to know her personality, and begin building that bond.