Spot

See Courtesy Posting Disclaimer *<br/>Bart and Spot are brother and sister, just under a year old as of late August, 2026. They were rescued from the road and have been fully vaccinated, had Bravecta in late June, and are on Interceptor Plus for heartworm prevention.They have been spayed and neutered as well.<br/>They are medium-sized, possible Lab mixes, but smaller, and are at their full adult size at about 30 pounds each. They are mostly housetrained, but still have occasional accidents, mainly because they don't get taken out often enough.<br/>Bart and Spot have a wonderful, sweet disposition with me and love human contact. They love each other and play well, but they can be adopted separately. I have not personally tested them with toddlers or cats, but they should be fine with other friendly dogs.<br/>They have had someconflict with the older dog in the home, but it began because of one of them, being the puppies that they are, tried to steal his chew, and subsequent separation from him has created more tensions. Until that point they had all gotten along for a couple of weeks with no issues.<br/>These sweet young dogs very much need to find forever homes soon and will be loving companions for one or more lucky families. Please text or email 865-803-8164 / terryross369@att.net. Calls are screened, so be sure to text first.‍ ‍[Posted 9/3/2026]<br/>*Please be aware that this animal is a courtesy posting for the owner ONLY. SARG has no personal knowledge of this animal, nor of the animal's background and makes no claims with regard to the animal's health or behavior. SARG is therefore not responsible, nor do we make any claim about the adoptability of this animal.Visit the SARG, Inc. website for more information about our policies, events, and to submit an online application for one of our animals: https://www.shelteranimalsrescue.org.

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Bart and Spot are brother and sister, just under a year old as of late August, 2026. They were rescued from the road and have been fully vaccinated, had Bravecta in late June, and are on Interceptor Plus for heartworm prevention.They have been spayed and neutered as well.
They are medium-sized, possible Lab mixes, but smaller, and are at their full adult size at about 30 pounds each. They are mostly housetrained, but still have occasional accidents, mainly because they don't get taken out often enough.
Bart and Spot have a wonderful, sweet disposition with me and love human contact. They love each other and play well, but they can be adopted separately. I have not personally tested them with toddlers or cats, but they should be fine with other friendly dogs.
They have had someconflict with the older dog in the home, but it began because of one of them, being the puppies that they are, tried to steal his chew, and subsequent separation from him has created more tensions. Until

See Courtesy Posting Disclaimer *
Bart and Spot are brother and sister, just under a year old as of late August, 2026. They were rescued from the road and have been fully vaccinated, had Bravecta in late June, and are on Interceptor Plus for heartworm prevention.They have been spayed and neutered as well.
They are medium-sized, possible Lab mixes, but smaller, and are at their full adult size at about 30 pounds each. They are mostly housetrained, but still have occasional accidents, mainly because they don't get taken out often enough.
Bart and Spot have a wonderful, sweet disposition with me and love human contact. They love each other and play well, but they can be adopted separately. I have not personally tested them with toddlers or cats, but they should be fine with other friendly dogs.
They have had someconflict with the older dog in the home, but it began because of one of them, being the puppies that they are, tried to steal his chew, and subsequent separation from him has created more tensions. Until that point they had all gotten along for a couple of weeks with no issues.
These sweet young dogs very much need to find forever homes soon and will be loving companions for one or more lucky families. Please text or email 865-803-8164 / terryross369@att.net. Calls are screened, so be sure to text first.‍ ‍[Posted 9/3/2026]
*Please be aware that this animal is a courtesy posting for the o