Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Sasha
Sasha is just an absolutely beautiful girl was surrendered to a country pound and found herself on a kill list, and honestly we have no idea why. This girl is very much a Scotts American bulldog so she is only lean in figure and small in weight and size.
This girl is so friendly. She adores all humans she has met, and is absolutely amazing with other dogs. She has been introduced and socialised in a pack environment within her foster home ranging from small blind dogs to large mastiff males. She is currently in a pack of 10-15 dogs and shows nothing but love and a goofy nature with all.
She is well natured with food and very responsive, she has great recall and is currently working on her perfect leash skills. She also knows her basic obedience and would enjoy a home that allows her inside to cuddle on a warm bed.
She seems to be quite tolerant of cats as well,and is also good with kids. She can be a little jumpy so would need a household that can help her with these manners if young children are around.
We would recommend safe and secure fencing, at least 5ft free from any gaps or holes so she is secure in her household boundaries. A home that has moderate activity levels is recommended for Sasha as she does love to exercise and burn energy and she would do great in a home with another friendly and social dog but would be fine as an only dog as well.
We are placing preference on households with other friendly and social dogs as she does have the energy needing to be burned but will consider only dog households of owners are home more often than not as she does get lonely.
Medical notes
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Adoption details
In the ENQUIRY SECTION please explain in LENGTH some basics about yourself/ your life/ your household and what type of life you can provide for one of our rescue animals.
If successful, you would be contacted by phone, where we will talk about your enquiry and potentially organise a meet and greet between you/ your dogs/ your family and the potential candidate
From there, you can either take your animal with you if the meet and greet was successful and their vet work has been completed- or if the vet work hasn't been completed, you must wait until it's finished before taking your new friend home which will be organised between yourself and the foster carer.
Every animal has a 2 week trial period.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.