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Good With Kids: Yes
Good With Other Dogs: Yes
Good With Cats: Interested upon meeting so possible to live w/ cats.
Housetrained: Almost there
Crate Trained: Yes
House Manners: Good
Walks Nicely On A Leash: Pretty good
Knows Basic Commands: Workin’ on it
Energy Level (Couch Potato, Moderate or High): Moderate
Physical Fence: Not required
Arrival story: Transferred to Waggin’ Tails from Dog Aide, found living outdoors with her sibling during cold spell in January 2024.
Approximate age / Weight: 10 months old and 37 lbs.
Elsa is a great snuggler! While she spent the first 7 months of her life as an outside dog, she’s picking up quickly the do’s and dont’s of indoor life. She enjoys going for walks and meeting people around the neighborhood. While she isn't a big fan of the crate she'll go in for some yummy treats and sleeps there at night and when left alone.
She's got that cute puppy face but many remark how calm Elsa's demeanor is. We think she's an old soul. Elsa is a champ a the vet’s office but car rides make her a bit woozy. She's interacted with kids and did well. Elsa has also met a cat and was interested but not overly interested or chased the cat. It is possible she could live peacefully with a feline sibling. Of course, we would assist in meet-n-greet to help with that introduction. Elsa likes other dogs with a similar mellow vibe like her own.
New Home: Elsa is filled with tons of love to give! She would prefer a more laid back type of home environment and people.
Contact: Please contact wtdr@waggintailsdogrescue.org with any questions or submit adoption application via our website www.waggintailsdogrescue.org/adoption-application. .
ADOPTION INFO:
We do not have a facility; all of our dogs are fostered in private homes. To meet a dog in person, please see our event calendar on our website for the date and time of the next adoption event. Arrangements can be made to meet a dog outside of adoption events after an application is submitted and approved.
Our adoption process includes an application and in-home meet-n-greet with the dog.
-Adult Dog Adoption Fee - $250
-Senior Dog Adoption Fee - $125
-Pup Adoption Fee - $250 plus $50 spay/neuter deposit refunded upon proof of surgery by 6 mos.
Good With Kids: Yes
Good With Other Dogs: Yes
Good With Cats: Interested upon meeting so possible to live w/ cats.
Housetrained: Almost there
Crate Trained: Yes
House Manners: Good
Walks Nicely On A Leash: Pretty good
Knows Basic Commands: Workin’ on it
Energy Level (Couch Potato, Moderate or High): Moderate
Physical Fence: Not required
Arrival story: Transferred to Waggin’ Tails from Dog Aide, found living outdoors with her sibling during cold spell in January 2024.
Approximate age / Weight: 10 months old and 37 lbs.
Elsa is a great snuggler! While she spent the first 7 months of her life as an outside dog, she’s picking up quickly the do’s and dont’s of indoor life. She enjoys going for walks and meeting people around the neighborhood. While she isn't a big fan of the crate she'll go in for some yummy treats and sleeps there at night and when left alone.
She's got that cute puppy face but many remark how calm Elsa's demeanor is. We think she's an old soul. Elsa is a champ a the vet’s office but car rides make her a bit woozy. She's interacted with kids and did well. Elsa has also met a cat and was interested but not overly interested or chased the cat. It is possible she could live peacefully with a feline sibling. Of course, we would assist in meet-n-greet to help with that introduction. Elsa likes other dogs with a similar mellow vibe like her own.
New Home: Elsa is filled with tons of love to give! She would prefer a more laid back type of home environment and people.
Contact: Please contact wtdr@waggintailsdogrescue.org with any questions or submit adoption application via our website www.waggintailsdogrescue.org/adoption-application. .
ADOPTION INFO:
We do not have a facility; all of our dogs are fostered in private homes. To meet a dog in person, please see our event calendar on our website for the date and time of the next adoption event. Arrangements can be made to meet a dog outside of adoption events after an application is submitted and approved.
Our adoption process includes an application and in-home meet-n-greet with the dog.
-Adult Dog Adoption Fee - $250
-Senior Dog Adoption Fee - $125
-Pup Adoption Fee - $250 plus $50 spay/neuter deposit refunded upon proof of surgery by 6 mos.
We rescue dogs of all breeds, ages, sizes, and personalities. Our adoption process is as individual as our dogs. If you'd like to meet one of our amazing dogs, please begin by filling out an adoption application.
**Southeast Michigan Adoptions Only**
We rescue dogs of all breeds, ages, sizes, and personalities. Our adoption process is as individual as our dogs. If you'd like to meet one of our amazing dogs, please begin by filling out an adoption application.
Please complete an adoption application if interested in meeting a dog outside of an adoption event. Thank you!
Please complete an adoption application if interested in meeting a dog outside of an adoption event. Thank you!
More about this rescue
Waggin' Tails Dog Rescue is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit rescue organization. Our dedicated volunteers rescue, rehabilitate, foster, and re-home all breeds of homeless dogs from area shelters or as owner-surrenders. Waggin' Tails is supported solely through donations and fund-raising efforts. Our volunteers receive no monetary payment for their activities. Instead, their reward is the knowledge that a dog's life has been saved that otherwise would have been lost.
Waggin' Tails Dog Rescue is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit rescue organization. Our dedicated volunteers rescue, rehabilitate, foster, and re-home all breeds of homeless dogs from area shelters or as owner-surrenders. Waggin' Tails is supported solely through donations and fund-raising efforts. Our volunteers receive no monetary payment for their activities. Instead, their reward is the knowledge that a dog's life has been saved that otherwise would have been lost.
