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(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Story
WISE is entirely volunteer-run and all of the donations made to our rescue go directly back to the animals in our care. By partnering with veterinary practices that support our work, we are able to save animals lives and restore them back to health. While some animals only need standard care, others require more extensive veterinary or behavioral care.Regardless of which dog you are applying for, we are looking for adopters to support our program with a minimum donation of $850. The donation may or may not be directly applied to care of the dog you're adopting but rather goes toward supporting all of the dogs in the rescue. We appreciate the understanding of our potential adopters. Please keep this in mind prior to applying.NAME: HazyBREED: Pembroke Welsh CorgiDOB: Jul 9, 2018 (7 years 9 months)GENDER: femaleHome Recommendation: This sweet, gentle girl would thrive in a calm and patient home that understands she is still building her confidence. A quieter home, possibly with older children or adults, would allow her to continue blossoming at her own pace. With love, encouragement, and gentle guidance, she will grow into a confident and affectionate companion who brings a lot of joy to her forever family.Personality: Hazy can be a bit timid at first and may feel scared in new situations, so shell do best with a family willing to give her time, reassurance, and a steady routine to help her feel safe. Once she begins to settle in, her curious and playful side starts to shine. She happily explores her surroundings little by little and enjoys running around the dining roomKIDS: Yes 8+DOGS: YesCATS: Unknown, but cat test can be done for approved adoptersTraining: Hazy is currently at the very beginning of her training journey and is slowly learning about the world around her. She shows no issues with other pets and tends to be shy, timid, and very submissive in her interactions. She finds comfort in her crate and sees it as a safe space, though she does enjoy spending time out of it when she feels comfortable. She is completely new to leash walking and the outdoors, so everything is still unfamiliarshe isnt walking on leash just yet but will benefit from patience, encouragement, and gradual exposure. She is also working on house training, with a routine of going outside every few hours to help her learn. With consistency, gentle guidance, and positive reinforcement, she will continue to build confidence and make steady progress.WHY DID THEY COME TO WISE: Puppy mills overbreed to the point where they produce more dogs than they can sell. Dogs like Hazy were rejected for reasons ranging from birth defects, being born with the wrong color fur or eyes, or just simply because no one wanted to purchase them. When the dogs are not sold, the puppy mills destroy them, and it is legal to do so. WISE has recently partnered with a group to save these unwanted dogs - healthy, unhealthy, and/or with birth defects - who are destined to be killed for no reason.Visit WiseAnimalRescue.org to fill out an adoption application.Adoption areas include: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Maine, Vermont, Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.
