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Chantilly, or Tilly for short, is a ton of love, personality, and snuggles with a hint of diva all rolled into a compact 32 lbs of gorgeous brindle and white!! She is nearly perfect! She has impeccable manners! At 6 years old she is mature enough to know the ropes! Completely housebroken, fine left alone uncrated, no inappropriate chewing, listens well and takes treats gently. Her energy level is perfect. Mostly chill but will play with toys and have the zoomies in the yard once or twice a day. She even has a few commands in her repertoire including "sit", "shake" and "spin"! She walked into her foster home and was comfortable and easy-going from the start, and took to the house routine almost immediately. This girl will acclimate and bond SUPER QUICK with her new lucky family! She was dumped at a crowded rural shelter in April. Her family simply stated they could no longer care for her. The shelter was getting VERY over crowded like all shelters across the U.S. these days so Rogers' took her in to avoid her getting put on "the list". It is a sad state our shelters are facing these days. There are just so many dogs being dumped so we are glad you are here, reading about Tilly, because that means you want to help this situation and ADOPT!! Tilly is one of the best behaved fosters her foster family has ever had and they have fostered alot of dogs. Tilly's new family must have one thing. Her new family needs to have a southern facing backyard so she can do what she loves to do best. SUN BATHE! (ok any direction backyard will actually do :). Tilly is fine with other dogs. She was kenneled at the shelter with two and there are 2 resident dogs in her foster home. However, she is a bit of a diva and so we think she'd probably enjoy being the center of attention! She co-exists lovely with other dogs but if you are looking for a dog to be a best bud with your current dog, Tilly probably isn't the gal for you. Tilly's breed is likely Boston Terrier with something else mixed in ... a bulldog perhaps? Maybe even Beagle? Only a DNA test will tell us for sure but she is sooooo adorable and has the cutest mug with her underbite!! You have to meet this gal to really appreciate how easy it is to love her! At this point you may be thinking ... "this gal sounds too perfect. what is the catch?". Well there is one catch. Tilly has a bum back left knee. It doesn't appear to cause her much pain and she gets around just fine, holding her leg up at times. We are in the process of getting her evaluated and so far it appears she will need orthopedic knee surgery. We are open to having her adoptive home take her and get the surgery done either with the vet she is going to now or their own vet and the rescue will pay for the surgery. We are also open to a family stepping up for her but having the surgery and recuperating in foster care and then being adopted to the family. Either way, Tilly will get the care she needs. Rogers' Rescues always commits to getting the care needed for all our dogs regardless of their issue. Want to spend the rest of your days with a silly, fun loving gal that will make you laugh and feel unconditionally loved all day? Apply for Tilly now. This gal is truly one of a kind!! If you are interested in adopting a dog, please fill out our application. Meetings will not be scheduled without an application. Please visit our website www.rogersrescues.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.
Chantilly, or Tilly for short, is a ton of love, personality, and snuggles with a hint of diva all rolled into a compact 32 lbs of gorgeous brindle and white!! She is nearly perfect! She has impeccable manners! At 6 years old she is mature enough to know the ropes! Completely housebroken, fine left alone uncrated, no inappropriate chewing, listens well and takes treats gently. Her energy level is perfect. Mostly chill but will play with toys and have the zoomies in the yard once or twice a day. She even has a few commands in her repertoire including "sit", "shake" and "spin"! She walked into her foster home and was comfortable and easy-going from the start, and took to the house routine almost immediately. This girl will acclimate and bond SUPER QUICK with her new lucky family! She was dumped at a crowded rural shelter in April. Her family simply stated they could no longer care for her. The shelter was getting VERY over crowded like all shelters across the U.S. these days so Rogers' took her in to avoid her getting put on "the list". It is a sad state our shelters are facing these days. There are just so many dogs being dumped so we are glad you are here, reading about Tilly, because that means you want to help this situation and ADOPT!! Tilly is one of the best behaved fosters her foster family has ever had and they have fostered alot of dogs. Tilly's new family must have one thing. Her new family needs to have a southern facing backyard so she can do what she loves to do best. SUN BATHE! (ok any direction backyard will actually do :). Tilly is fine with other dogs. She was kenneled at the shelter with two and there are 2 resident dogs in her foster home. However, she is a bit of a diva and so we think she'd probably enjoy being the center of attention! She co-exists lovely with other dogs but if you are looking for a dog to be a best bud with your current dog, Tilly probably isn't the gal for you. Tilly's breed is likely Boston Terrier with something else mixed in ... a bulldog perhaps? Maybe even Beagle? Only a DNA test will tell us for sure but she is sooooo adorable and has the cutest mug with her underbite!! You have to meet this gal to really appreciate how easy it is to love her! At this point you may be thinking ... "this gal sounds too perfect. what is the catch?". Well there is one catch. Tilly has a bum back left knee. It doesn't appear to cause her much pain and she gets around just fine, holding her leg up at times. We are in the process of getting her evaluated and so far it appears she will need orthopedic knee surgery. We are open to having her adoptive home take her and get the surgery done either with the vet she is going to now or their own vet and the rescue will pay for the surgery. We are also open to a family stepping up for her but having the surgery and recuperating in foster care and then being adopted to the family. Either way, Tilly will get the care she needs. Rogers' Rescues always commits to getting the care needed for all our dogs regardless of their issue. Want to spend the rest of your days with a silly, fun loving gal that will make you laugh and feel unconditionally loved all day? Apply for Tilly now. This gal is truly one of a kind!! If you are interested in adopting a dog, please fill out our application. Meetings will not be scheduled without an application. Please visit our website www.rogersrescues.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.
A member of the Rogers' Rescues team will contact you by email to set up your phone interview and home visit.
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Approve Application
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Meet the Pet
The dog's foster family will be in touch by email.
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Sign Adoption Contract
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Pay Fee
Adoption fee: $300 for dogs 7 years of age and under. $150 for dogs over 7 years. Please note that a dog's age is often just our best guess.
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Before you adopt
Some things to think about before you adopt
Most of our volunteers are also adopters of Rogers’ Rescues dogs. So we know the anxiety when “waiting to hear.” Although Rogers’ Rescues is 100% staffed by volunteers, we do our best to communicate with you frequently and keep you updated on the status of your application. Here are some tips.
Before you adopt
Some things to think about before you adopt
Most of our volunteers are also adopters of Rogers’ Rescues dogs. So we know the anxiety when “waiting to hear.” Although Rogers’ Rescues is 100% staffed by volunteers, we do our best to communicate with you frequently and keep you updated on the status of your application. Here are some tips.
Rogers' Rescues is an all-breed dog rescue that relies on our network of foster homes to care for all our adoptable dogs. In addition, committed volunteers work behind the scenes to facilitate the adoption process, plan fundraising events, and more.
Despite not having a physical location, Rogers' Rescues has found loving homes for over a thousand dogs since its founding in June 2002.
Rogers' Rescues is an all-breed dog rescue that relies on our network of foster homes to care for all our adoptable dogs. In addition, committed volunteers work behind the scenes to facilitate the adoption process, plan fundraising events, and more.
Despite not having a physical location, Rogers' Rescues has found loving homes for over a thousand dogs since its founding in June 2002.
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