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Gretel is one of two huskies that were dumped in a well-known dumping ground. She is older than the other husky (male) so I'm assuming that she is his mother, but I can't be certain. Even though they were found together, she tends to get annoyed with his high strung, puppy like temperament, so I think it will be a lot better for her to be adopted without him. She's extremely chill and lazy. Content to lay on the couch and slowly eat kibbles and treats like the little queen she is. Being short and stumpy doesn't stop her positively sassy personality to shine through, in fact, her wiggly butt and prissy walk makes it more prominent. She loves to be by your side (especially when on a couch) and will give kisses when requested. She doesn't really react to other dogs when they're around her, but she does prefer her space to be uninterrupted. Her only downfall is that she will guard her food (which is completely understandable, and because she's such a slow eater, we'll usually put her bowl next to her on the couch and keep the other dogs away while she takes her time). She is also a little collar reactive, as in, when you tug on her collar, she will sometimes growl. This is more her being stubborn and not wanting to go where you want her to go. In short, she's just a really great girl. Quiet, loving, happy, lazy yet playful when she feels like it. She'd be a really great companion for someone that's in the market for an absolutely amazing, prissy, slightly stubborn princess that will make you smile every time you look at her!
She's potty trained, kennel trained, UTD on shots, spayed. I'm not entirely sure how she is around cats or children, but I can't really see her being too bothered about either. Really little children, especially if they're rambunctious, might annoy her a little because she does like her quiet, relaxed time.
Gretel is one of two huskies that were dumped in a well-known dumping ground. She is older than the other husky (male) so I'm assuming that she is his mother, but I can't be certain. Even though they were found together, she tends to get annoyed with his high strung, puppy like temperament, so I think it will be a lot better for her to be adopted without him. She's extremely chill and lazy. Content to lay on the couch and slowly eat kibbles and treats like the little queen she is. Being short and stumpy doesn't stop her positively sassy personality to shine through, in fact, her wiggly butt and prissy walk makes it more prominent. She loves to be by your side (especially when on a couch) and will give kisses when requested. She doesn't really react to other dogs when they're around her, but she does prefer her space to be uninterrupted. Her only downfall is that she will guard her food (which is completely understandable, and because she's such a slow eater, we'll usually put her bowl next to her on the couch and keep the other dogs away while she takes her time). She is also a little collar reactive, as in, when you tug on her collar, she will sometimes growl. This is more her being stubborn and not wanting to go where you want her to go. In short, she's just a really great girl. Quiet, loving, happy, lazy yet playful when she feels like it. She'd be a really great companion for someone that's in the market for an absolutely amazing, prissy, slightly stubborn princess that will make you smile every time you look at her!
She's potty trained, kennel trained, UTD on shots, spayed. I'm not entirely sure how she is around cats or children, but I can't really see her being too bothered about either. Really little children, especially if they're rambunctious, might annoy her a little because she does like her quiet, relaxed time.
Once an application is submitted, we will get to it as soon as possible, and then contact the potential adopter.
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Meet the Pet
We will arrange a meet and greet to make sure it's a good fit, and if all goes well, we will move on to a home visit.
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Home Check
This is just to make sure that the animal is going to a safe environment and will be secure.
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Pay Fee
If all is approved, the adoption fee listed on pet will need to be payed. This will help cover vet bills, supply costs, and help more strays
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
A transfer of ownership will be signed, but if there are any problems within 4 weeks, an arrangement for a return can be arranged.
6.
Take the Pet Home
Give your adopted furbaby at least 1 week to decompress. It can usually take a while for them to fully feel comfortable in a new environment
Additional adoption info
We want to make sure that the dog and adopters are completely comfortable and happy with the process so we will try and make it as smooth and easy as possible. Any and all questions are welcome!
We want to make sure that the dog and adopters are completely comfortable and happy with the process so we will try and make it as smooth and easy as possible. Any and all questions are welcome!
Go meet their pets
We can arrange a meet and greet with the potential adopters in the middle at a dog park or other location.
We can arrange a meet and greet with the potential adopters in the middle at a dog park or other location.
More about this rescue
We are just 2 people that don't have the heart to leave a dog behind when it's at risk of being injured or worse. So, we help the dogs that we can with the bare minimum of what we have to give. Our mission right now is to find amazing homes and better the lives that we come across, which is usually many. The quicker we get our fosters adopted, the more we can help! We usually have between 10 - 20 dogs on our property at a time so we have a variety of beautiful furbabies to choose from! Please help support us to help get more babies off the street ❤️
We are just 2 people that don't have the heart to leave a dog behind when it's at risk of being injured or worse. So, we help the dogs that we can with the bare minimum of what we have to give. Our mission right now is to find amazing homes and better the lives that we come across, which is usually many. The quicker we get our fosters adopted, the more we can help! We usually have between 10 - 20 dogs on our property at a time so we have a variety of beautiful furbabies to choose from! Please help support us to help get more babies off the street ❤️
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We'll also keep you updated on Hansel's adoption status with email updates.
