Posted over 9 months ago | Updated over 2 weeks ago
Meet Tash. She has been fostered through DAS shelter where she was originally on the kill list. She is in danger of going back there where she will be immediately put down due to space. The DAS foster is due to start traveling and has asked us to help her find a home for Tash. Tash has had a rough life. She looks like she has been the victim of dog fights and had been bred. Tash is eager to listen, seeks human interaction and is overflowing with love despite what she looks like and has been through. She has a small frame and weighs 48 lbs. She is quiet, average energy, and really just prefers to know where you are at all times. I have never heard her bark and we suspect it may be due to previous damage to her vocal cords. Tash has never met a stranger and gets a little sad when people avoid her because of her healing scars. She would be perfect in a home where her family can show her lots of love. She needs it after what she’s been through!
About our little Tashy Washy:
-3 years old
-Has done well with gentle and patient children in a home, however, should still be supervised when newly being introduced to anyone
-Takes treats very gently
-House broken. She sometimes prefers to poop in inconvenient places like on the sidewalk or in the middle of an intersection in the town square when we go on walks.
-Knows how to sit like Queen Elizabeth herself
-Loves long romantic walks down the lumber aisle of Home Depot
-She’s a great listener and she is eager to listen! I only have to lightly correct her when she’s being a gremlin.
-Does well in a crate with some coaxing and sleeps through the night in her crate
-Wonderful on a leash but does require some training when it comes to greeting people. She’s invasive and wants to meet everyone. (we are working on it)
-She reacts to dogs on walks but not in an alarming way. She is interested and just needs slow introductions to new pets.
-Does well with other dogs but needs slow and consistent introductions (she currently gets along well with our senior German Shepard mix that is low energy) Tash needs a hero! Applications to foster or adopt are at codysfriendsrescue.org
Meet Tash. She has been fostered through DAS shelter where she was originally on the kill list. She is in danger of going back there where she will be immediately put down due to space. The DAS foster is due to start traveling and has asked us to help her find a home for Tash. Tash has had a rough life. She looks like she has been the victim of dog fights and had been bred. Tash is eager to listen, seeks human interaction and is overflowing with love despite what she looks like and has been through. She has a small frame and weighs 48 lbs. She is quiet, average energy, and really just prefers to know where you are at all times. I have never heard her bark and we suspect it may be due to previous damage to her vocal cords. Tash has never met a stranger and gets a little sad when people avoid her because of her healing scars. She would be perfect in a home where her family can show her lots of love. She needs it after what she’s been through!
About our little Tashy Washy:
-3 years old
-Has done well with gentle and patient children in a home, however, should still be supervised when newly being introduced to anyone
-Takes treats very gently
-House broken. She sometimes prefers to poop in inconvenient places like on the sidewalk or in the middle of an intersection in the town square when we go on walks.
-Knows how to sit like Queen Elizabeth herself
-Loves long romantic walks down the lumber aisle of Home Depot
-She’s a great listener and she is eager to listen! I only have to lightly correct her when she’s being a gremlin.
-Does well in a crate with some coaxing and sleeps through the night in her crate
-Wonderful on a leash but does require some training when it comes to greeting people. She’s invasive and wants to meet everyone. (we are working on it)
-She reacts to dogs on walks but not in an alarming way. She is interested and just needs slow introductions to new pets.
-Does well with other dogs but needs slow and consistent introductions (she currently gets along well with our senior German Shepard mix that is low energy) Tash needs a hero! Applications to foster or adopt are at codysfriendsrescue.org