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Sasha has a wealth of training in her hip pocket; and as a result, we know a thing or two about this girl and what might be her best placement. Despite lots of work, Sasha is not leaving her difficult background behind.
The original household acquired Sasha from a breeder in Mississippi. Originally intending to get one puppy, the family was talked into taking not only Sasha but also the remaining male sibling. They had no idea what they were getting in to, and by the time Illinois Humane was brought into the picture the household had a near disaster on their hands. Proper training was not undertaken, and it is suspected many improper methods were used with the dogs.
Sasha can be a very loyal, good companion. She has some considerations for her to be successful in a home. She needs a home where she will be the only dog. It is best if the household consists of only one or two people. It would be best if it is a household without a lot of other people coming in and out, or a means to put Miss Sasha up, so to speak, when others will be visiting. No kids. No small animals.
We advise a series of meetings for the meet and greet, so the potential home can meet her over time, and visit with her trainer. She will make a great dog for someone who understands the breed, and can accommodate her limitations.
Sasha has a wealth of training in her hip pocket; and as a result, we know a thing or two about this girl and what might be her best placement. Despite lots of work, Sasha is not leaving her difficult background behind.
The original household acquired Sasha from a breeder in Mississippi. Originally intending to get one puppy, the family was talked into taking not only Sasha but also the remaining male sibling. They had no idea what they were getting in to, and by the time Illinois Humane was brought into the picture the household had a near disaster on their hands. Proper training was not undertaken, and it is suspected many improper methods were used with the dogs.
Sasha can be a very loyal, good companion. She has some considerations for her to be successful in a home. She needs a home where she will be the only dog. It is best if the household consists of only one or two people. It would be best if it is a household without a lot of other people coming in and out, or a means to put Miss Sasha up, so to speak, when others will be visiting. No kids. No small animals.
We advise a series of meetings for the meet and greet, so the potential home can meet her over time, and visit with her trainer. She will make a great dog for someone who understands the breed, and can accommodate her limitations.
Let us know of your interest. We generally start the process with a conversation. Then we ask that you submit an application.
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Meet the Pet
We arrange for a visit with the animal.
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Interview
We check references. We like to do a home visit to further the conversation to make sure everyone agrees the placement is a good fit
Additional adoption info
Our current adoption fee for dogs and puppies is $150. For one of our adorable cats, $50, or if you would consider bonded animals $65. The animals medical history, including wellness testing and vaccinations is included on a disclosure provided as soon as you begin to seriously consider adopting an animal.
Our current adoption fee for dogs and puppies is $150. For one of our adorable cats, $50, or if you would consider bonded animals $65. The animals medical history, including wellness testing and vaccinations is included on a disclosure provided as soon as you begin to seriously consider adopting an animal.
More about this shelter
Illinois Humane is a Springfield, Illinois based 501(c)(3), Illinois licensed animal shelter, animals are maintained in foster homes. The organization's activities focus on public advocacy, cruelty and neglect investigations and animal control facility animal recovery.
Illinois Humane is a Springfield, Illinois based 501(c)(3), Illinois licensed animal shelter, animals are maintained in foster homes. The organization's activities focus on public advocacy, cruelty and neglect investigations and animal control facility animal recovery.
