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Sugar Plum is approximately an 8-9 month-old Hound mix. She was apparently hit by a car when she was younger but was not treated. After being rescued, her leg was amputated due to the damage, and she is doing great. Based on her behavior now, you can see how uncomfortable she must have been.
When rescued, Sugar Plum was too thin, but she is now 32-pounds, a healthy weight for her. She loves to take walks and play (no problem being a tripod).
Sugar is very much a big puppy and is making up for her lost puppyhood. She’s very smart and sweet but had little to no prior training. But now, she is house-trained and crate-trained, though she isn't a fan of the crate. She is also learning to walk on a leash and is still working on that. She now knows commands like sit, down, paw, and, if lucky, a short stay. She loves meeting new people and car rides. Sugar Plum does like children, but because of her size, energy, and being a big puppy, only older children should be considered.
Sugar is a good watchdog. Hence she’ll bark at anything she hears. Also sometimes when she’s had enough crate time. So no apartments or condos for her. Her ideal home will be with an active family, where she can take long walks and has a fenced yard.
She also loves to lie in the Sun and would love to have another dog playmate. She wants to play with other dogs so badly, but she is still learning how to play. She was able to get her foster mom's grumpy, 12-year-old pup to play with her,
There is also some separation anxiety, so another dog would be helpful. She also needs an adopter who has dog experience and understands she needs further training and patience.
She’s truly a great dog with a lot of good qualities who just needs someone to help her grow up.
Note: Some apartments and neighborhoods have breed restrictions. We verify rental policies and adhere to any regulations. Please ensure you understand those restrictions before choosing a dog.
January 24, 2025, 11:51 am
Sugar Plum is approximately an 8-9 month-old Hound mix. She was apparently hit by a car when she was younger but was not treated. After being rescued, her leg was amputated due to the damage, and she is doing great. Based on her behavior now, you can see how uncomfortable she must have been.
When rescued, Sugar Plum was too thin, but she is now 32-pounds, a healthy weight for her. She loves to take walks and play (no problem being a tripod).
Sugar is very much a big puppy and is making up for her lost puppyhood. She’s very smart and sweet but had little to no prior training. But now, she is house-trained and crate-trained, though she isn't a fan of the crate. She is also learning to walk on a leash and is still working on that. She now knows commands like sit, down, paw, and, if lucky, a short stay. She loves meeting new people and car rides. Sugar Plum does like children, but because of her size, energy, and being a big puppy, only older children should be considered.
Sugar is a good watchdog. Hence she’ll bark at anything she hears. Also sometimes when she’s had enough crate time. So no apartments or condos for her. Her ideal home will be with an active family, where she can take long walks and has a fenced yard.
She also loves to lie in the Sun and would love to have another dog playmate. She wants to play with other dogs so badly, but she is still learning how to play. She was able to get her foster mom's grumpy, 12-year-old pup to play with her,
There is also some separation anxiety, so another dog would be helpful. She also needs an adopter who has dog experience and understands she needs further training and patience.
She’s truly a great dog with a lot of good qualities who just needs someone to help her grow up.
Note: Some apartments and neighborhoods have breed restrictions. We verify rental policies and adhere to any regulations. Please ensure you understand those restrictions before choosing a dog.
Our animals are in our network of foster homes. We do not have a shelter. Please go to https://angelsrescue.org/ or www.facebook.com/angelsrescue/events to see our schedule of adoption events, or email inquiry@angelsrescue.org if you are interested in a specific dog or catinquiry@angelsrescue.org if you are interested in a specific cat.
Our animals are in our network of foster homes. We do not have a shelter. Please go to https://angelsrescue.org/ or www.facebook.com/angelsrescue/events to see our schedule of adoption events, or email inquiry@angelsrescue.org if you are interested in a specific dog or catinquiry@angelsrescue.org if you are interested in a specific cat.
More about this rescue
Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity dedicated to saving dogs and cats from shelters and other high-risk situations in Georgia. We operate through a network of volunteers and foster homes in the greater Atlanta area. Our efforts are funded by tax-deductible contributions from compassionate people and organizations who care and want to help make a difference… one pet at a time.
Mission
The mission of Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is “Rescue One Until There Are None.”
Vision
The vision of Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is to end animal suffering and to create a world in which there are no longer unwanted pets.
About Angels Rescue
Legal Name: Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, Inc.
Legal Address: PO Box 821, Alpharetta, GA 30009
Federal Tax ID: 27-1228232
Type of Organization: 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Please visit our website at https://angelsrescue.org/ to view our adoptable pets, make a donation, or see our events . You can apply to adopt, foster and volunteer. Please become a fan and tell your friends about our organization to help us save more animals!
Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity dedicated to saving dogs and cats from shelters and other high-risk situations in Georgia. We operate through a network of volunteers and foster homes in the greater Atlanta area. Our efforts are funded by tax-deductible contributions from compassionate people and organizations who care and want to help make a difference… one pet at a time.
Mission
The mission of Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is “Rescue One Until There Are None.”
Vision
The vision of Angels Among Us Pet Rescue is to end animal suffering and to create a world in which there are no longer unwanted pets.
About Angels Rescue
Legal Name: Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, Inc.
Legal Address: PO Box 821, Alpharetta, GA 30009
Federal Tax ID: 27-1228232
Type of Organization: 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Please visit our website at https://angelsrescue.org/ to view our adoptable pets, make a donation, or see our events . You can apply to adopt, foster and volunteer. Please become a fan and tell your friends about our organization to help us save more animals!
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