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Chachi is a 7- to 8-year-old mix of Hound and Shepherd. She weighs about 50 pounds and is quite pretty in her coat of tan and black. She’s house trained and well behaved in the house. She will be wonderful in a peaceful home that doesn’t have a lot of action, so no small children, please. A fenced backyard would be ideal for her to run and burn off some energy. She will play all by herself for hours. You would never know she is 7-8 years old. Chachi doesn’t love cats, though, and she’s very dog selective, so life for her shouldn’t include another dog or, a cat either. As with so many rescue dogs, Chachi ‘s story is a sad one, but she has so much to offer. Just watch as she bounds toward you to give you some love! (revised 12/30/22)
(posted 9/4/20, HS) (updated 7/22/22)
**It is rare that we know with certainty the ages or mixes that make up our dogs, but we do our best to be as accurate as possible based upon our experience.
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Chachi is a 7- to 8-year-old mix of Hound and Shepherd. She weighs about 50 pounds and is quite pretty in her coat of tan and black. She’s house trained and well behaved in the house. She will be wonderful in a peaceful home that doesn’t have a lot of action, so no small children, please. A fenced backyard would be ideal for her to run and burn off some energy. She will play all by herself for hours. You would never know she is 7-8 years old. Chachi doesn’t love cats, though, and she’s very dog selective, so life for her shouldn’t include another dog or, a cat either. As with so many rescue dogs, Chachi ‘s story is a sad one, but she has so much to offer. Just watch as she bounds toward you to give you some love! (revised 12/30/22)
Adoption and transport $225
Adoption fee covers quarantine, shots, worming, medical records, spaying/neutering, microchip and an Alabama State Health Certificate.
We consider the transport to be of great importance and, as such, take particular care of the dogs during the trip . We make every effort to arrive with healthy and minimally stressed dogs.
April 22, 2024, 6:43 pm
Chachi is a 7- to 8-year-old mix of Hound and Shepherd. She weighs about 50 pounds and is quite pretty in her coat of tan and black. She’s house trained and well behaved in the house. She will be wonderful in a peaceful home that doesn’t have a lot of action, so no small children, please. A fenced backyard would be ideal for her to run and burn off some energy. She will play all by herself for hours. You would never know she is 7-8 years old. Chachi doesn’t love cats, though, and she’s very dog selective, so life for her shouldn’t include another dog or, a cat either. As with so many rescue dogs, Chachi ‘s story is a sad one, but she has so much to offer. Just watch as she bounds toward you to give you some love! (revised 12/30/22)
(posted 9/4/20, HS) (updated 7/22/22)
**It is rare that we know with certainty the ages or mixes that make up our dogs, but we do our best to be as accurate as possible based upon our experience.
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Chachi is a 7- to 8-year-old mix of Hound and Shepherd. She weighs about 50 pounds and is quite pretty in her coat of tan and black. She’s house trained and well behaved in the house. She will be wonderful in a peaceful home that doesn’t have a lot of action, so no small children, please. A fenced backyard would be ideal for her to run and burn off some energy. She will play all by herself for hours. You would never know she is 7-8 years old. Chachi doesn’t love cats, though, and she’s very dog selective, so life for her shouldn’t include another dog or, a cat either. As with so many rescue dogs, Chachi ‘s story is a sad one, but she has so much to offer. Just watch as she bounds toward you to give you some love! (revised 12/30/22)
Adoption and transport $225
Adoption fee covers quarantine, shots, worming, medical records, spaying/neutering, microchip and an Alabama State Health Certificate.
We consider the transport to be of great importance and, as such, take particular care of the dogs during the trip . We make every effort to arrive with healthy and minimally stressed dogs.
We are not a shelter, our dogs are in a network of foster homes. We have transports of adopted dogs to Hagerstown, MD area and as far north as Hamilton, NJ (and points along the way) at least every 3 weeks.
Please see our website for adoption and transport fee info.
www.crossingpathsanimalrescue.org
If you are interested in any of our dogs, the first step is to submit the application found on our website.
List any dogs that interest you in order of preference. If you don't see anything right now, check back often as we update frequently.
When your application is approved, we will put you in touch with the dog's foster mom/dad who will answer any questions you may have and so that the foster may get a feel for your situation and determine if the dog will be a good fit for your particular household. If all that ends on a positive note, we'll finalize the adoption (process payment) and schedule the dog for transport, if needed.
If you are uncomfortable adopting a dog without a prior face-to-face meeting and you are in the PA/NJ area, we have adoption events several times per year at local pet stores in Newtown, PA or Lawrenceville, NJ for which we bring up 15-20 adoptable dogs. Watch our website for up coming events.
* PLEASE NOTE: We review the applications in order of receipt and many of our potential adopters who are otherwise qualified miss out on a dog that has stolen their hearts because the application came in later than others of equal merit. Here's my advice: file the application ASAP. Don't waste time sending an inquiry asking info on the dogs and if they are available. We , on the front lines, don't know each dog personally; what we do know is in the description we have provided . We will let you know if the dog is available or not upon receipt of your application and give you the opportunity to select another.
We are not a shelter, our dogs are in a network of foster homes. We have transports of adopted dogs to Hagerstown, MD area and as far north as Hamilton, NJ (and points along the way) at least every 3 weeks.
Please see our website for adoption and transport fee info.
www.crossingpathsanimalrescue.org
If you are interested in any of our dogs, the first step is to submit the application found on our website.
List any dogs that interest you in order of preference. If you don't see anything right now, check back often as we update frequently.
When your application is approved, we will put you in touch with the dog's foster mom/dad who will answer any questions you may have and so that the foster may get a feel for your situation and determine if the dog will be a good fit for your particular household. If all that ends on a positive note, we'll finalize the adoption (process payment) and schedule the dog for transport, if needed.
If you are uncomfortable adopting a dog without a prior face-to-face meeting and you are in the PA/NJ area, we have adoption events several times per year at local pet stores in Newtown, PA or Lawrenceville, NJ for which we bring up 15-20 adoptable dogs. Watch our website for up coming events.
* PLEASE NOTE: We review the applications in order of receipt and many of our potential adopters who are otherwise qualified miss out on a dog that has stolen their hearts because the application came in later than others of equal merit. Here's my advice: file the application ASAP. Don't waste time sending an inquiry asking info on the dogs and if they are available. We , on the front lines, don't know each dog personally; what we do know is in the description we have provided . We will let you know if the dog is available or not upon receipt of your application and give you the opportunity to select another.
Crossing Paths is a 501(c)3 animal rescue organization based in Locust Fork, Alabama.
Several times per week, Mary Ellen Tidwell, the President of Crossing Paths Animal Rescue, visits one of the many the high-kill facilities in Alabama and removes as many adoptable dogs as she can accommodate in her own kennels and foster homes. Dogs which are adopted by families in the Northeast are transported every two to three weeks to NJ /MD and various locations in the Northeast.
When the transport leaves to bring the adopted dogs north, Mary Ellen returns to the high-kill facility to fill the vacancies left by the adopted dogs. What does this mean for you?
EVERY DOG THAT YOU ADOPT FROM CROSSING PATHS MEANS THAT YOU HAVE NOT ONLY SAVED YOUR DOG, BUT YOU HAVE PROVIDED ROOM SO THAT ANOTHER CAN BE RESCUED.
Crossing Paths is a 501(c)3 animal rescue organization based in Locust Fork, Alabama.
Several times per week, Mary Ellen Tidwell, the President of Crossing Paths Animal Rescue, visits one of the many the high-kill facilities in Alabama and removes as many adoptable dogs as she can accommodate in her own kennels and foster homes. Dogs which are adopted by families in the Northeast are transported every two to three weeks to NJ /MD and various locations in the Northeast.
When the transport leaves to bring the adopted dogs north, Mary Ellen returns to the high-kill facility to fill the vacancies left by the adopted dogs. What does this mean for you?
EVERY DOG THAT YOU ADOPT FROM CROSSING PATHS MEANS THAT YOU HAVE NOT ONLY SAVED YOUR DOG, BUT YOU HAVE PROVIDED ROOM SO THAT ANOTHER CAN BE RESCUED.
