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Name: JazzyBest Guess for Breed: Lab and shepherd mix
Best Guess for Age:Will be about 2 years old in November 2024 SEX: Female
Approximate Weight:35 lbs
Gets Along With: Jazzy does well with other dogs and needs to go to a home with a welcoming resident dog! We haven't seen her with cats but she can be tested.
Special Adoption Considerations:Because Jazzy is shy, she needs to go to a home with a confident, welcoming resident dog. We would be cautious placing Jazzy in a home with children under 12 years old because young kids can often scare shy dogs with their level of energy or noise. Children would need to be supervised closely to not leave doors open and should never walk the dog without an adult holding the leash. We would be happy to discuss this more in depth with any applicant.
Currently Living at: DC area foster home
Jazzy is Looking For: Her forever home! This happy young girl wants nothing more than to trot through the world with confidence, but right now she hasn't had enough experience in new places. She's looking for extra loving and patient humans who will show her the world at her pace, and a welcoming resident dog who will show her how to dog. Ultimately, she wants sniffy walks, romps in local parks, and all the adventures her family can dream up! Exploring all the toys also sounds great, as well as some delicious kibble and a cushy dog bed.
Most of all, though, she wants to know she's safe and loved and under her own roof every time the sun goes down. In exchange, she promises adoring gazes, cuddles, and loyalty for all her days. What do you say? Can you see her trotting by your side?
What My Foster Says About Me: 'Beautiful Jazzy has spent most of her young life in a shelter, so she has a lot to learn about life on the outside. She hasn’t even been taught to sit yet (working on it now!); toys are a mystery to her; and strangers are a bit intimidating, but one thing she already knows is how to be grateful. Her favorite way to spend the day is to hang out on the back porch, taking in the fresh air and watching the squirrels and birds go about their fall chores. She is enjoying her neighborhood walks more each day and she has graduated from sleeping alone in the kitchen hallway to happily joining us in her dog bed upstairs. She is thrilled by treats and meals, and she is (almost) rolling over for pets! For these small pleasures that other dogs may take for granted, Jazzy shows her gratitude with excited greetings after I come home, thumping tail wags, big toothy smiles, and gentle kisses. I am so grateful to be able to start to show this very sweet dog what her life should be like. Her forever family will be so lucky to show her the rest of the way.'
Foster Update: 'In the few weeks Jazzy has been in foster, she has blossomed into a happy, loving and loyal companion. She now happily tosses toys in the air and runs around the yard with them. She loves her walks around the neighborhood and is not leash reactive. She is housetrained and extremely food motivated. She's also a good listener, so she corrects easily. She has been respectful of the more senior dogs in her two fosters, and she has initiated play with younger canine visitors. She is still a bit wary of strangers, but she will take treats from them and settle fairly quickly. She enjoys snuggling on the couch with her fosters and long belly rubs, and she expresses her gratitude with loving glances and frequent kisses. She has come a long way in just a few short weeks. It's a joy to behold, and I know her adopter will be excited to continue to show her how transformative love can be!'
Lucky Dog cannot guarantee any dog is housebroken. All of our dogs are working on their crate training.
TO ADOPT: The adoption fee for this dog is $460, which includes the cost of routine vetting, including vaccinations and spay/neuter. If you are interested in adopting, please complete the Adoption Questionnaire onlineatbit.ly/adoptaluckydog.
Lucky Dog Animal Rescue does our best to provide accurate information about the dogs we have for adoption. That said, we cannot make any guarantees about age, breed or temperament.
Thank you for contacting Lucky Dog Animal Rescue and helping to save a life! Please visit us online at www.luckydoganimalrescue.org.
BE A FOSTER!!! Fosters make it possible for Lucky Dog Animal Rescue to save and care for homeless and abandoned dogs! To learn about fostering, please contact fostering@luckydoganimalrescue.org!
BE A SPONSOR!!!! Sponsors help Lucky Dog support the many dogs we save. To learn more about sponsorship, please contactinfo@luckydoganimalrescue.org!
Name: JazzyBest Guess for Breed: Lab and shepherd mix
Best Guess for Age:Will be about 2 years old in November 2024 SEX: Female
Approximate Weight:35 lbs
Gets Along With: Jazzy does well with other dogs and needs to go to a home with a welcoming resident dog! We haven't seen her with cats but she can be tested.
Special Adoption Considerations:Because Jazzy is shy, she needs to go to a home with a confident, welcoming resident dog. We would be cautious placing Jazzy in a home with children under 12 years old because young kids can often scare shy dogs with their level of energy or noise. Children would need to be supervised closely to not leave doors open and should never walk the dog without an adult holding the leash. We would be happy to discuss this more in depth with any applicant.
Currently Living at: DC area foster home
Jazzy is Looking For: Her forever home! This happy young girl wants nothing more than to trot through the world with confidence, but right now she hasn't had enough experience in new places. She's looking for extra loving and patient humans who will show her the world at her pace, and a welcoming resident dog who will show her how to dog. Ultimately, she wants sniffy walks, romps in local parks, and all the adventures her family can dream up! Exploring all the toys also sounds great, as well as some delicious kibble and a cushy dog bed.
Most of all, though, she wants to know she's safe and loved and under her own roof every time the sun goes down. In exchange, she promises adoring gazes, cuddles, and loyalty for all her days. What do you say? Can you see her trotting by your side?
What My Foster Says About Me: 'Beautiful Jazzy has spent most of her young life in a shelter, so she has a lot to learn about life on the outside. She hasn’t even been taught to sit yet (working on it now!); toys are a mystery to her; and strangers are a bit intimidating, but one thing she already knows is how to be grateful. Her favorite way to spend the day is to hang out on the back porch, taking in the fresh air and watching the squirrels and birds go about their fall chores. She is enjoying her neighborhood walks more each day and she has graduated from sleeping alone in the kitchen hallway to happily joining us in her dog bed upstairs. She is thrilled by treats and meals, and she is (almost) rolling over for pets! For these small pleasures that other dogs may take for granted, Jazzy shows her gratitude with excited greetings after I come home, thumping tail wags, big toothy smiles, and gentle kisses. I am so grateful to be able to start to show this very sweet dog what her life should be like. Her forever family will be so lucky to show her the rest of the way.'
Foster Update: 'In the few weeks Jazzy has been in foster, she has blossomed into a happy, loving and loyal companion. She now happily tosses toys in the air and runs around the yard with them. She loves her walks around the neighborhood and is not leash reactive. She is housetrained and extremely food motivated. She's also a good listener, so she corrects easily. She has been respectful of the more senior dogs in her two fosters, and she has initiated play with younger canine visitors. She is still a bit wary of strangers, but she will take treats from them and settle fairly quickly. She enjoys snuggling on the couch with her fosters and long belly rubs, and she expresses her gratitude with loving glances and frequent kisses. She has come a long way in just a few short weeks. It's a joy to behold, and I know her adopter will be excited to continue to show her how transformative love can be!'
Lucky Dog cannot guarantee any dog is housebroken. All of our dogs are working on their crate training.
TO ADOPT: The adoption fee for this dog is $460, which includes the cost of routine vetting, including vaccinations and spay/neuter. If you are interested in adopting, please complete the Adoption Questionnaire onlineatbit.ly/adoptaluckydog.
Lucky Dog Animal Rescue does our best to provide accurate information about the dogs we have for adoption. That said, we cannot make any guarantees about age, breed or temperament.
Thank you for contacting Lucky Dog Animal Rescue and helping to save a life! Please visit us online at www.luckydoganimalrescue.org.
BE A FOSTER!!! Fosters make it possible for Lucky Dog Animal Rescue to save and care for homeless and abandoned dogs! To learn about fostering, please contact fostering@luckydoganimalrescue.org!
BE A SPONSOR!!!! Sponsors help Lucky Dog support the many dogs we save. To learn more about sponsorship, please contactinfo@luckydoganimalrescue.org!
The adoption process begins when you submit an adoption application either online or at an adoption event. The individual responsible for the dog you are interested in adopting - a position we call the “adoption coordinator” - will then set up a time to discuss your application over the telephone. The adoption coordinator will check your vet reference to make sure all current and past pets were kept up-to-date with their shots and medical care. The adoption coordinator will also set up a home visit with one of our trained volunteers. That individual will come to your home to ensure that it is a safe environment, to confirm that everyone in the home is on board with adopting a dog, and to discuss any other questions you may have about dog adoption!
The adoption process begins when you submit an adoption application either online or at an adoption event. The individual responsible for the dog you are interested in adopting - a position we call the “adoption coordinator” - will then set up a time to discuss your application over the telephone. The adoption coordinator will check your vet reference to make sure all current and past pets were kept up-to-date with their shots and medical care. The adoption coordinator will also set up a home visit with one of our trained volunteers. That individual will come to your home to ensure that it is a safe environment, to confirm that everyone in the home is on board with adopting a dog, and to discuss any other questions you may have about dog adoption!
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Our adoption events are held each weekend. A schedule of times and locations can be found at www.luckydoganimalrescue.org.
Our adoption events are held each weekend. A schedule of times and locations can be found at www.luckydoganimalrescue.org.
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Lucky Dog Animal Rescue is a group of highly motivated and highly dedicated volunteers. We spend countless hours making sure that wonderful dogs find loving forever homes. We don't do it for money -- we do it for the joy a dog can bring to its new family; we do it for our love of animals; and we do it to save lives!
Lucky Dog Animal Rescue is a group of highly motivated and highly dedicated volunteers. We spend countless hours making sure that wonderful dogs find loving forever homes. We don't do it for money -- we do it for the joy a dog can bring to its new family; we do it for our love of animals; and we do it to save lives!
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