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Addie is a big gentle baby. She wants to be a lap dog but recognizes she doesn’t fit the parameters. She’s sweet and submissive with her foster sisters & host dogs. She was abandoned on this past windy & rainy Easter & ended up on her Foster’s front patio. She remained there all day waiting for her owners to come back for her. The foster mom didn’t know she was there but saw the Ring videos later. After a little run around the neighborhood Addie let the foster mom bring her in her gate. It was obvious from first glance that this sweet girl had been used for breeding. They probably dumped her when they felt she was no longer profitable.
Addie was really scared, and she didn’t want to come in the house for several days. It was obvious she’s never stepped foot inside before. She was disgustingly filthy. The foster mom bought her toys which Addie loved & she taught Addie to fetch. While running next to the pool, Addie slipped and fell in. The foster mom was right there to pull her out but the entire pool turned a dark brown/yellowish color. Obviously, Addie had never had a bath and she most likely lived in very filthy surroundings where she probably stood and laid in her own feces & urine.
Since then, Addie slowly began to trust her foster mom & she has become the best dog! She’s loving. She’s sweet. She bows down to the alpha Chihuahua in the house. She likes to run in the yard & roll in the grass. No signs of food aggression have been observed but it’s always good to feed separately until the doggy introductions are safe.
She has a cat in the home that she seems to have no interest in. The cat is separated but the dogs can see her through a doggy gate.
She does bark when she hears the door , a loud car or if the pool company is servicing the pool, etc. She does stop barking when told to.
She gives lots of kisses if asked for, but rarely unless requested. She was great with getting her nails clipped. She’s been good when she’s been in a kennel. It’s obvious she had experience in one before coming to the foster home.
She uses the doggy door & will go potty when let out in the backyard which is separate from the dog run. She’s not had a lot of time on the leash, but when she has she didn’t pull at all.
She is just a sweet girl looking to be spoiled so she can forget her past and just enjoy all that life has to offer moving forward.
Addie’s write up as of 9/7/24
Addie is a big gentle baby. She wants to be a lap dog but recognizes she doesn’t fit the parameters. She’s sweet and submissive with her foster sisters & host dogs. She was abandoned on this past windy & rainy Easter & ended up on her Foster’s front patio. She remained there all day waiting for her owners to come back for her. The foster mom didn’t know she was there but saw the Ring videos later. After a little run around the neighborhood Addie let the foster mom bring her in her gate. It was obvious from first glance that this sweet girl had been used for breeding. They probably dumped her when they felt she was no longer profitable.
Addie was really scared, and she didn’t want to come in the house for several days. It was obvious she’s never stepped foot inside before. She was disgustingly filthy. The foster mom bought her toys which Addie loved & she taught Addie to fetch. While running next to the pool, Addie slipped and fell in. The foster mom was right there to pull her out but the entire pool turned a dark brown/yellowish color. Obviously, Addie had never had a bath and she most likely lived in very filthy surroundings where she probably stood and laid in her own feces & urine.
Since then, Addie slowly began to trust her foster mom & she has become the best dog! She’s loving. She’s sweet. She bows down to the alpha Chihuahua in the house. She likes to run in the yard & roll in the grass. No signs of food aggression have been observed but it’s always good to feed separately until the doggy introductions are safe.
She has a cat in the home that she seems to have no interest in. The cat is separated but the dogs can see her through a doggy gate.
She does bark when she hears the door , a loud car or if the pool company is servicing the pool, etc. She does stop barking when told to.
She gives lots of kisses if asked for, but rarely unless requested. She was great with getting her nails clipped. She’s been good when she’s been in a kennel. It’s obvious she had experience in one before coming to the foster home.
She uses the doggy door & will go potty when let out in the backyard which is separate from the dog run. She’s not had a lot of time on the leash, but when she has she didn’t pull at all.
She is just a sweet girl looking to be spoiled so she can forget her past and just enjoy all that life has to offer moving forward.
We are foster based, but hold adoption events in various Pet Stores in the Greater Phoenix Area.
We can also do individual meet and greet for any of our dogs with an appointment with the foster.
Contact us for dates and times of Adoption Events.
We are foster based, but hold adoption events in various Pet Stores in the Greater Phoenix Area.
We can also do individual meet and greet for any of our dogs with an appointment with the foster.
Contact us for dates and times of Adoption Events.
More about this rescue
Here at Arf-Anage Dog Rescue, our motto is "No Mom Left Behind". We specialize in moms and pups from local shelters as well as the Navajo reservation. When fosters are available, we also help with puppies that are owner-surrendered, "accidental" litters, or the last of a litter that someone just "couldn't get rid of".
Once our Mama dogs are done raising their pups, they are given time to recover then spayed, rehabbed, and made ready for forever families.
Puppies are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. We orient them into a foster-home environment and begin potty training and socialization. We find them great forever homes and in case it doesn't work out, we take the dogs back and find them another loving home. We offer 80% refunds on adoption fees up to 5 days after the adoption.
In some situations, we also offer assistance to help find free or reasonable spay and neuter services for owned pets.
Here at Arf-Anage Dog Rescue, our motto is "No Mom Left Behind". We specialize in moms and pups from local shelters as well as the Navajo reservation. When fosters are available, we also help with puppies that are owner-surrendered, "accidental" litters, or the last of a litter that someone just "couldn't get rid of".
Once our Mama dogs are done raising their pups, they are given time to recover then spayed, rehabbed, and made ready for forever families.
Puppies are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. We orient them into a foster-home environment and begin potty training and socialization. We find them great forever homes and in case it doesn't work out, we take the dogs back and find them another loving home. We offer 80% refunds on adoption fees up to 5 days after the adoption.
In some situations, we also offer assistance to help find free or reasonable spay and neuter services for owned pets.
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