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Tacoma is not your typical German Shepherd dog. She is thought to be around 2 years old, weighing only 50 pounds. Tacoma was born and raised on a disgusting puppy mill farm where she never received a kind human touch or any kind of compassion or care. She was forced in confinement and to breed and have puppies of her own only to have them taken away from her to be sold. She came to us very scared, timid, depressed, confused, filthy, extremely malnourished, and had an ear infection. We are so happy to introduce her to the sunny side of her life! She is putting her past behind her and is learning to trust humans for the first time in her short life. Tacoma is still very timid when meeting new people, around loud noises and sudden movements. She feels safe and secure in her crate and often goes there on her own to rest. She has been very behaved around her foster family dogs with no aggressive behaviors and is starting to initiate playful gestures with them. She knows her new name, uses the doggie door to go outside to do her potty business, and even holds it until she is let out when the doggie door Is closed! She is a slight toy and shoe fanatic... she takes them all outside one by one if given the chance. She takes corrections well and is easily re-directed. Although she is still very timid and scared....she is eager to please and is starting to trust us. She has given us some tail wags and lets us give her pettings. She really enjoys her ears and head scratches and rubs. Tacoma is a sweetheart and is very gentle when taking treats from a human hand. She has learned so much in so little time and is finally able to be a loving pet and companion. She is eating good and is starting to gain some noticeable weight. Tacoma appreciates her toys and is not destructive with them. She is very grateful to be in a home where she can learn to be a dog and receive all the love and care that she truly deserves. Tacoma will need a confident dog in her new home to help her feel safe and secure. If you are interested in giving Tacoma a forever loving home, go to www.pawpatroldayton.com/ adopt to apply! Tacoma's adoption fee is $360 she is spayed, UTD on vaccinations and has been microchipped. All of our animals are vaccinated, micro-chipped and spayed/neutered before being adopted.
Tacoma is not your typical German Shepherd dog. She is thought to be around 2 years old, weighing only 50 pounds. Tacoma was born and raised on a disgusting puppy mill farm where she never received a kind human touch or any kind of compassion or care. She was forced in confinement and to breed and have puppies of her own only to have them taken away from her to be sold. She came to us very scared, timid, depressed, confused, filthy, extremely malnourished, and had an ear infection. We are so happy to introduce her to the sunny side of her life! She is putting her past behind her and is learning to trust humans for the first time in her short life. Tacoma is still very timid when meeting new people, around loud noises and sudden movements. She feels safe and secure in her crate and often goes there on her own to rest. She has been very behaved around her foster family dogs with no aggressive behaviors and is starting to initiate playful gestures with them. She knows her new name, uses the doggie door to go outside to do her potty business, and even holds it until she is let out when the doggie door Is closed! She is a slight toy and shoe fanatic... she takes them all outside one by one if given the chance. She takes corrections well and is easily re-directed. Although she is still very timid and scared....she is eager to please and is starting to trust us. She has given us some tail wags and lets us give her pettings. She really enjoys her ears and head scratches and rubs. Tacoma is a sweetheart and is very gentle when taking treats from a human hand. She has learned so much in so little time and is finally able to be a loving pet and companion. She is eating good and is starting to gain some noticeable weight. Tacoma appreciates her toys and is not destructive with them. She is very grateful to be in a home where she can learn to be a dog and receive all the love and care that she truly deserves. Tacoma will need a confident dog in her new home to help her feel safe and secure. If you are interested in giving Tacoma a forever loving home, go to www.pawpatroldayton.com/ adopt to apply! Tacoma's adoption fee is $360 she is spayed, UTD on vaccinations and has been microchipped. All of our animals are vaccinated, micro-chipped and spayed/neutered before being adopted.
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Meet the Pet
Once you are approved, you will be contacted to schedule a meet and greet.
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Home Check
Once you decide to adopt, we do require a virtual home check before adoption
Additional adoption info
Our adoption fees cover spay/neuter for our dogs, vaccinations, heart worm testing/medication, microchipping and any vet care necessary. Once you fill out an application on the adoptables tab on our website, http://pawpatroldayton.com/adoptable-dogs, a representative will conduct a reference check with your vet provided. A call to the potential adopter will be made when the representative is done verifying the information on the contract.
Our adoption fees cover spay/neuter for our dogs, vaccinations, heart worm testing/medication, microchipping and any vet care necessary. Once you fill out an application on the adoptables tab on our website, http://pawpatroldayton.com/adoptable-dogs, a representative will conduct a reference check with your vet provided. A call to the potential adopter will be made when the representative is done verifying the information on the contract.
More about this rescue
Paw Patrol is a dedicated group of volunteers working to improve the quality of life for pets living in our community.
Our Mission is:
OUR MISSION
- To rescue and re-home neglected, abused, or otherwise unwanted pets into loving homes.
- To provide shelter in the form of a lean-to or doghouse to outdoor pets in an effort to keep them dry and warm.
- To provide outdoor dogs with alternatives to chaining in order to improve their quality of life.
- To promote the importance of spaying/neutering pets and to offer this service to pets in our community.
- To provide information to the public about the negative aspects of pet tethering.
- To assist owners with necessary resources to allow them to keep their pet happy, healthy, and out of the already over-crowded shelter system.
Paw Patrol is a dedicated group of volunteers working to improve the quality of life for pets living in our community.
Our Mission is:
OUR MISSION
- To rescue and re-home neglected, abused, or otherwise unwanted pets into loving homes.
- To provide shelter in the form of a lean-to or doghouse to outdoor pets in an effort to keep them dry and warm.
- To provide outdoor dogs with alternatives to chaining in order to improve their quality of life.
- To promote the importance of spaying/neutering pets and to offer this service to pets in our community.
- To provide information to the public about the negative aspects of pet tethering.
- To assist owners with necessary resources to allow them to keep their pet happy, healthy, and out of the already over-crowded shelter system.
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