Saoirse

Hi, all! I’m Saoirse (Sorsha), a seven-month old Wheaten Terrier.<br/>Soft coated Wheaten Terriers are medium-size Irish farm dogs. I would do best in a<br/>country atmosphere with a large yard, fence, and a doggy pal. I was born February 13,<br/>2025. I’m currently seven months old with all the characteristics that implies: teething,<br/>chewing, jumping on people, and barking hysterically at the cats.<br/>I weigh 31 pounds, love to eat, am house-trained, and am full of energy and exuberance.<br/>I have a beautiful curly coat that my foster mom likes to keep really short, because seeds<br/>and such get caught in it. My mom checks me everyday for debris.<br/>I love to swim in the pond, but am leery about going out into the rain.<br/>I’m learning how to play ball and to follow simple commands like sit and come. I also<br/>recognize my name. I walk well on a leash, but don’t like to dawdle.<br/>I am a special-needs dog. I am incontinent. The vets believe it to be a birth defect. I could<br/>have surgery, but it is expensive, and only has a 50% chance of correcting the problem.<br/>My foster parents have worked out a management plan that includes frequent bathing,<br/>the use of an apple cider vinegar and water wash to clean up my back legs, and medicine.<br/>I sleep in my kennel on washable peepads in case of night time leakage. I refuse to keep a<br/>diaper on. The key to making me an acceptable puppy in public has been house-training,<br/>the peepads, and the apple-cider vinegar.<br/>I am a happy, playful, and loving puppy looking for my forever home.

Hi, all! I’m Saoirse (Sorsha), a seven-month old Wheaten Terrier.
Soft coated Wheaten Terriers are medium-size Irish farm dogs. I would do best in a
country atmosphere with a large yard, fence, and a doggy pal. I was born February 13,
2025. I’m currently seven months old with all the characteristics that implies: teething,
chewing, jumping on people, and barking hysterically at the cats.
I weigh 31 pounds, love to eat, am house-trained, and am full of energy and exuberance.
I have a beautiful curly coat that my foster mom likes to keep really short, because seeds
and such get caught in it. My mom checks me everyday for debris.
I love to swim in the pond, but am leery about going out into the rain.
I’m learning how to play ball and to follow simple commands like sit and come. I also
recognize my name. I walk well on a leash, but don’t like to dawdle.
I am a special-needs dog. I am incontinent. The vets believe it to be a birth defect. I could
have surgery, but it is expensive, a

Hi, all! I’m Saoirse (Sorsha), a seven-month old Wheaten Terrier.
Soft coated Wheaten Terriers are medium-size Irish farm dogs. I would do best in a
country atmosphere with a large yard, fence, and a doggy pal. I was born February 13,
2025. I’m currently seven months old with all the characteristics that implies: teething,
chewing, jumping on people, and barking hysterically at the cats.
I weigh 31 pounds, love to eat, am house-trained, and am full of energy and exuberance.
I have a beautiful curly coat that my foster mom likes to keep really short, because seeds
and such get caught in it. My mom checks me everyday for debris.
I love to swim in the pond, but am leery about going out into the rain.
I’m learning how to play ball and to follow simple commands like sit and come. I also
recognize my name. I walk well on a leash, but don’t like to dawdle.
I am a special-needs dog. I am incontinent. The vets believe it to be a birth defect. I could
have surgery, but it is expensive, and only has a 50% chance of correcting the problem.
My foster parents have worked out a management plan that includes frequent bathing,
the use of an apple cider vinegar and water wash to clean up my back legs, and medicine.
I sleep in my kennel on washable peepads in case of night time leakage. I refuse to keep a
diaper on. The key to making me an acceptable puppy in public has be