Sasquatch

Meet Sasquatch! You might have spotted this elusive little lady around, but she's finally ready to march her way into a new home! She was originally transferred from another shelter, so we don't have much history on her. However, during her time here, Sasquatch has proven herself to be quite the sassy yet sweet senior lady. She can be a bit particular about her personal space at times, so we are requiring any kids in the home are 6 years or older. She's also gotten along with smaller, respectful dogs while here, but we would like to do a dog intro if you already have a canine at home. Lastly, Sasquatch does have a mass in her mouth on her lower jaw. We did biopsy this site, but the biopsy was inconclusive and could be either an inflammatory lesion or a type of tumor that may invade bone tissue. Further testing would be needed to determine which she has, and any adopter should be prepared to monitor Sasquatch for any signs of discomfort with this mass. If you're interested in meeting with this special senior lady, please ask a kennel technician for assistance!

Meet Sasquatch! You might have spotted this elusive little lady around, but she's finally ready to march her way into a new home! She was originally transferred from another shelter, so we don't have much history on her. However, during her time here, Sasquatch has proven herself to be quite the sassy yet sweet senior lady. She can be a bit particular about her personal space at times, so we are requiring any kids in the home are 6 years or older. She's also gotten along with smaller, respectful dogs while here, but we would like to do a dog intro if you already have a canine at home. Lastly, Sasquatch does have a mass in her mouth on her lower jaw. We did biopsy this site, but the biopsy was inconclusive and could be either an inflammatory lesion or a type of tumor that may invade bone tissue. Further testing would be needed to determine which she has, and any adopter should be prepared to monitor Sasquatch for any signs of discomfort with this mass. If you're interested in meeting with this special senior lady, please ask

Meet Sasquatch! You might have spotted this elusive little lady around, but she's finally ready to march her way into a new home! She was originally transferred from another shelter, so we don't have much history on her. However, during her time here, Sasquatch has proven herself to be quite the sassy yet sweet senior lady. She can be a bit particular about her personal space at times, so we are requiring any kids in the home are 6 years or older. She's also gotten along with smaller, respectful dogs while here, but we would like to do a dog intro if you already have a canine at home. Lastly, Sasquatch does have a mass in her mouth on her lower jaw. We did biopsy this site, but the biopsy was inconclusive and could be either an inflammatory lesion or a type of tumor that may invade bone tissue. Further testing would be needed to determine which she has, and any adopter should be prepared to monitor Sasquatch for any signs of discomfort with this mass. If you're interested in meeting with this special senior lady, please ask a kennel technician for assistance!