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My basic info
Breed
English Bulldog/American Staffordshire Terrier
Color
Black
Age
2 years old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
42 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
We have entered a partnership with Franklin County Dog Shelter to help reduce their euthanization rates. Corinne is one of those dogs in need who will be running out of time soon. Please understand we do our best to keep these posts updated. If you have any questions, please reach out.
Out-Of-State adoption available - Coming Back Home Rescue provides transportation for approved adopters.
Her final day of life has NOT been scheduled YET but he has been placed on their Urgent List. A date will be scheduled within a week at the earliest or by the end of the month at the latest. Time is still of the essence.
Corinne
2 Years Old
42 Pounds
Here is what FCDS had to say about Corinne;
Bio – Corinne is available for rescue due to poor kennel behavior. She has been having issues in her kennel since arriving at the shelter. Staff tried to get her out on 11/27 and said Corinne was hiding in the back of her kennel, growling, tense body, and refused to come forward. They were able to get her out on 12/02. Corinne sought attention pretty quickly outside, went potty, and in the office put her paws in their lap and nudged them for pets. When another staff member entered the office Corinne sought attention from them as well. She is still intermittently reactive in her kennel but seems to do much better out. She had some office time on 12/09. Corinne was playful with toys and the person, did show mild guarding of the toys, still loves treats, and knows sit.
She has not had a medical exam yet. Medical staff attempted one on 12/10 but she became uncomfortable quickly so they just did a “happy visit”.
She was tested with a male Pit mix on 12/02. She was slightly tense but then shook off, gave nub wags, and played a little chase. When the other dog became a little more rowdy Corinne ran away from him.
CBHR Feedback;
- Corinne is suffering from Kennel Syndrome which is the mental decline of a dog in a particular environment. Based on reports, she will only get worse making her one of our higher priorities. Very sweet and easy going outside of her kennel as reported. Dogs who leave the shelter tend to make a 180 in their behaviors for the better.
-Corinne has NOT had a full medical exam due to her being fearful. Visually; we can see she has some scarring, and her nub either is wounded or there is a mass. We will assist with medical if it has not been taken care of prior to pulling.
You can find my form "Adoption Application" at: https://form.jotform.com/243184639148060
We have entered a partnership with Franklin County Dog Shelter to help reduce their euthanization rates. Corinne is one of those dogs in need who will be running out of time soon. Please understand we do our best to keep these posts updated. If you have any questions, please reach out.
Out-Of-State adoption available - Coming Back Home Rescue provides transportation for approved adopters.
Her final day of life has NOT been scheduled YET but he has been placed on their Urgent List. A date will be scheduled within a week at the earliest or by the end of the month at the latest. Time is still of the essence.
Corinne
2 Years Old
42 Pounds
Here is what FCDS had to say about Corinne;
Bio – Corinne is available for rescue due to poor kennel behavior. She has been having issues in her kennel since arriving at the shelter. Staff tried to get her out on 11/27 and said Corinne was hiding in the back of her kennel, growling, tense body, and refused to come forward. They were able to get her out on 12/02. Corinne sought attention pretty quickly outside, went potty, and in the office put her paws in their lap and nudged them for pets. When another staff member entered the office Corinne sought attention from them as well. She is still intermittently reactive in her kennel but seems to do much better out. She had some office time on 12/09. Corinne was playful with toys and the person, did show mild guarding of the toys, still loves treats, and knows sit.
She has not had a medical exam yet. Medical staff attempted one on 12/10 but she became uncomfortable quickly so they just did a “happy visit”.
She was tested with a male Pit mix on 12/02. She was slightly tense but then shook off, gave nub wags, and played a little chase. When the other dog became a little more rowdy Corinne ran away from him.
CBHR Feedback;
- Corinne is suffering from Kennel Syndrome which is the mental decline of a dog in a particular environment. Based on reports, she will only get worse making her one of our higher priorities. Very sweet and easy going outside of her kennel as reported. Dogs who leave the shelter tend to make a 180 in their behaviors for the better.
-Corinne has NOT had a full medical exam due to her being fearful. Visually; we can see she has some scarring, and her nub either is wounded or there is a mass. We will assist with medical if it has not been taken care of prior to pulling.
You can find my form "Adoption Application" at: https://form.jotform.com/243184639148060
You can email us for one or find it on our website.
2.
Meet the Pet
We schedule a Happy Visit to make sure it's a great match!
3.
Home Check
These are usually covered during the Happy Visit but may be scheduled separately.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
5.
Pay Fee
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
We always start off with the application reviewing them at a first come, first serve basis. We look for the best possible compatibility and may ask questions to help to determine if you would be a great possible match. Next, we schedule something known as a "Happy Visit" where you can meet your potential new family member. We usually do this at your property which also covers the brief home visit. However, we also have adoption events or can meet in neutral locations for some animals. Afterwards, you sign an adoption contract and pay for their adoption fee.
ALL adopters must go through a Foster to Adopt before finalizing to ensure it's a good fit.
We check in on a 3-3-3 basis to make sure everything is going well between your new pet while providing resources to help make transitioning smoother.
We always start off with the application reviewing them at a first come, first serve basis. We look for the best possible compatibility and may ask questions to help to determine if you would be a great possible match. Next, we schedule something known as a "Happy Visit" where you can meet your potential new family member. We usually do this at your property which also covers the brief home visit. However, we also have adoption events or can meet in neutral locations for some animals. Afterwards, you sign an adoption contract and pay for their adoption fee.
ALL adopters must go through a Foster to Adopt before finalizing to ensure it's a good fit.
We check in on a 3-3-3 basis to make sure everything is going well between your new pet while providing resources to help make transitioning smoother.
We are an animal rescue who prioritizes in pulling animals from death row to give them a second chance at life. We pull out of state and withing while also adopting out to approved applicants all over the US.
We are an animal rescue who prioritizes in pulling animals from death row to give them a second chance at life. We pull out of state and withing while also adopting out to approved applicants all over the US.
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![Thumbnail photo of [URGENT] Corinne #2](https://media.adoptapet.com/image/upload/c_auto,g_auto,w_104,ar_1:1,dpr_2/f_auto,q_auto/d_PDP-NoPetPhoto_Dog.png/1195836640)
![Thumbnail photo of [URGENT] Corinne #3](https://media.adoptapet.com/image/upload/c_auto,g_auto,w_104,ar_1:1,dpr_2/f_auto,q_auto/d_PDP-NoPetPhoto_Dog.png/1195836646)
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