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My name is JESSIE- kOREA!

Posted over 7 years ago | Updated over 7 years ago

My basic info

Breed
Border Terrier
Color
Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - with Black
Age
Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
Sex
Female
Pet ID
161011

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN ADOPTING A RESCUE DOG - PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE FEED TO ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ADOPTION PROCESS. PLEASE REVIEW/ READ ALL INFO PROVIDED. THIS IS TO SAVE TIME FOR EVERYONE AND NEEDLESS INQUIRIES WHEN ALL THE ANSWERS ARE PROVIDED.
**BASIC INQUIRIES ASKING QUESTIONS THAT ARE PROVIDED WILL NOT BE ANSWERED. ** WE ARE ALL VOLUNTEERS WHO HAVE EXISTING PETS/ FAMILY/ PAYING JOBS. OUR TIME IS IN SHORT SUPPLY AND WE APPRECIATE YOUR UNDERSTANDING


WE HOPE THAT THIS WILL ENSURE WE ARE RECEIVING QUERIES AND APPLICATIONS FROM TRULY SINCERE AND COMMITTED APPLICANTS WHICH WILL PREVENT VALUABLE TIME FROM BEING WASTED- THAT IN TURN SHOULD PREVENT OTHER DOGS FROM BEING EUTHANIZED IN POUNDS WHILE WAITING TO COME IN TO OUR CARE - AS CAN HAPPEN WHEN APPLICANTS DELAY/OR STALL/OR BACK OUT OF ATTENDING SET VIEWINGS OR ASK FOR EXCEPTIONS AND ARE UN-WILLING TO COMPLY TO THE PROCESS.


IF YOU THINK THIS DOG WOULD BE A GOOD ADDITION TO YOUR HOME AND YOUR ENTIRE HUMAN AND CANINE FAMILY CAN ATTEND THIS DOG'S FOSTER HOME THEN PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SEND IN AN APPLICATION

WE DO NOT ADOPT OUT OF ONTARIO
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WHY IS THIS DOG IN NEED??- This little one is a saved dog from the Korean meat market. She was in foster care there- but needed a chance as a new life. We were asked and said we would try and help.


WHERE IS THIS DOG NOW ?- She is in foster care in London with other dogs- cats and adults.

**REQUIREMENTS FOR JESSIE
-An STABLE -CONFIDENT- NOT BOSSY existing dog in the home- that is her size, temperament.
-Home with teens or adults
-A quiet home/ comunity environment to not over stress/ degress her due to her timidiness.
-a fully secure fenced yard is a must.- NO TIE OUTS!
-owner committed to socialization at an easy soft pace to not overwhelm her.
-access training classes for further confidence building.
-mandatory access to trainer / classes to help build her confidence.
-no townhouse/ apartments



**ALL ABOUT JESSIE **
Info received:
she is about 2yrs
good with dogs
house trained-
very friendly- LOVES people that she knows- reserved/ shy with those she does not know.
1.Were any of the dogs with children?? – what ages ? Older/ teens/ adult. She was shy at first, likes the person after a few days.
2.Where they came from before for you?- She lived in shelters that euthanize performed. She was euthanized on the target in July. So we were rescued her.
3. do they come when called? : - needs training
4. do they know how to walk on leash? : No, should be trained.
5.any fears, things they do not like : Afraid of strangers.
6- good with dogs ?- Get along well with dogs. Sociability well, the greater caring.
7. ok to be handled- picked up ? –she is shy and takes time to warm up and then likes cuddle and loves to be close.
8. must have a fenced yard ? –Yes




** UPDATE **
Jess is very fearful of strangers and we are working on her barking and growling response to people entering our home. She is slowly wanting to be closer to me although she is still more comfortable on the floor with her head in my lap for gentle face rubs and stroking than being picked up or being on my lap. She is starting to lay beside me on the couch on occasion but seems to prefer to share the other couch with the other dogs. I prefer not to think about the cause for her reactions sometimes. When picked up she appears to play dead, either freezing stiff or going limp entirely. Both can make transitioning to her crate difficult. Jessie is intensely stressed when crated. She stays in her vericrate as she destroys anything in reach, and even things you think are not within her reach. She makes a deep gutteral noise when crated which does not even sound like a dog. I have placed very durable chew toys in her crate to try to redirect her chewing and scratching but she seems oblivious to them there. Throughout the rest of the house I have chew toys for her to work on as she tends to steal items from throughout the house to chew. Pens and chap sticks from the coffee table tend to be favourites as well as snacks from the litter box. Therefore, I try to not leave her unsupervised for even short periods of time and keep the house as dog proof as possible. But even the coffee table and bedroom stool have chewed corners.
She gets along well with the other dogs and likes to play with them. For the most part she ignores the cats, but can be a follower if Sweetie wants to chase them. She is becoming more playful as she settles(which is taking a good while) and seems to have a strong hunting drive. She MUST have a fully fenced yard as she will run at squirrels full tilt even when on a leash, to the point that she is flipping herself in her efforts to get were she wants to be. Other times she wanders serenely around the yard and you would never know she was capable of such speed and determination. She eats well and is not food aggressive.
Her routine and feeding is identical to Sweetie's as she gets up when Sweetie gets up. A simple brush seems to be all the grooming required for her lovely coat. I feel strongly that she will need a home with lots of time and patience and experience with training fearful dogs and would not recommend her with children at all due to her terror with people and their inability to interpret her body language.



Jessie has arrived. She is an exceptionally soft dog in temperament and actions. She is very quiet. she traveled well in the crate- but drooled d/t stress. She will need a quiet home that is not overbearing/ overwhelming for her.
She has no recall and will be learning her name .
She has no clue on what a leash is or means... and will need time- patience to show her in a low key environment... and then building on that.. as her comfort level increases.

Update "
Jessie and sweetie are fascinated by the cats from a distance so far

More to come as we learn / confirm this dogs needs as she settles in foster care..

We welcome your application for consideration .

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*** HOW IT WORKS - ADOPTION INFORMATION ****
Please read ** ALL** the information provided below on the process to
save time and facilitate the process in a smooth manner.

The adoption fee does NOT cover the cost of vetting or supplies for these animals - If you cannot afford the adoption fee
(that is a fraction of actual REDUCED VETTING expenses incurred) then you should reconsider adopting.
These animals deserve forever homes, good food, regular vet care, and emergency care as needed.
Pets should never be euthanized by their owners simply based on financial consideration when something goes wrong.



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Thank you for your interest in adopting a rescue pet.!!
To help you get started, included are two links to sections on our webpage which will be of great help to you.

Frequently Asked Questions about adopting a rescued pet :
http://www.adoptapet.lucknow.on.ca/faq---adoption.html

Policy and Process and how to meet this rescue animal:
http://www.adoptapet.lucknow.on.ca/policy--process.html

Applications
http://www.adoptapet.lucknow.on.ca/applications.html--This is a MS Word copy of our application.
It can be completed, saved and emailed back to the rescue at
petrescue@hurontel.on.ca .

1. We require a fully filled app to be considered as a possible home
2. Only the approved app will be premitted a viewing with the pet ** in the foster home **
3. ALL family members MUST meet the dog ** in the foser home** .
4. Any exsisting pets MUST attend the meet/ greet with the dog ** at the foster home ** .
5. A home visit must be completed as part of the adoption process after the inital viewing by a rescue representative.
This is not a replacement of the meet/ greet at the Foster home.
6. We do not adopt outside of ONTARIO .
7. We do not deliver dogs. If and once the adoption process is approved and complete the dog must be picked up at the
foster home

****PLEASE DO NOT USE SKYE DRIVE OR COMPLETE THE APP TO FAX OR SCAN TO EMAIL IN AS WE ARE NOT ON A HIGH SPEED CONNECTION.

If you have any difficulties with the various application options please let us know @ petrescue@hurontel.on.ca

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