Sally

Introducing Sally. We like to call her Sally Sprocket as she looks like a descendant from Sprocket in Fraggle Rock. The Vet say?s she looks to be around 6 years young. We don’t know much about Sally Sprockets history, but what we do know, brings me to tears. She’s had a tough start to life, where her past humans failed her, but her determination say she’s a Super Star.
Her eyes and face tell the stories and that’s more than enough. 
Sally's quickly learning the ways of a dog, experiencing and understanding dog lingo. She’s a born again dog. Sally Sprocket yearns to please her foster guardians and is picking up tricks and obedience at lightening speed. So if you’re keen to pursue this relationship, she’s your girl. Sally continually looks to you for guidance and companionship.
She’s a real joy to be apart of our foster family. In two weeks, she’s worked on Crate training, sit, drop, stay, place, waiting for her food, ball retrieving and much to our shock, Sally went for a swim in the dam! We don’t think she?s ever been walked on a lead, so we’re working on loose lead walking too. We enjoy giving Sally the opportunity to blossom. Like with any dog, a balance of daily exercise, continual obedience & brain stimulation is imperative. Sally would be best to have another dog comrade, particularly when Sallys humans are not at home.
She doesn't seem too interested in her foster brother or sister cats at this stage and not sure about young kids. Like any dog, supervision is always essential around children.
Stay tuned for Sally's progress on the Albury Wodonga Animal Rescue Face Book Page.