Meet Posey, a 2-year-old emotional support project wrapped in fur, feelings, and a love for licking unsuspecting humans. She’s looking for her forever home — preferably one with snacks, patience, and zero cats.
Let’s start with the basics: Posey has stranger danger. If you’re new, she’ll look at you like you just crashed her diary-reading session. But give her some time (and possibly some cheese), and she’ll be your shadow, emotional support buddy, and personal face-washer.
She can’t hold her licker. If you're standing, sitting, or existing, she will lick you into submission. Your eye, your leg, whatever she can reach.
Posey is packed with big feelings, and she expresses them all. Loudly. Often. Through dramatic sighs, deep stares, and spontaneous zoomies. She’s a walking mood board with the affection level of a clingy toddler and the energy of a squirrel who’s had an espresso shot.
She’s also a dog’s dog... eventually. Posey likes other dogs, but needs a little time to warm up — she’s kind of like that person who comes to the party, takes 30 minutes to say hello, and then suddenly won’t stop talking. Sometimes, she can be a little annoying to other dogs (think: enthusiastic little sister energy), so she’d do best with a tolerant, patient dog friend who doesn’t mind her slightly chaotic social style.
No kitties for this girl. She says cats are suspicious, fast, and just... too much mystery for one dog to handle.
Posey’s ideal home? One with humans who understand that trust takes time, cuddles are sacred, and licking is her love language. She promises to make you laugh, snuggle like a pro, and be weird in the most wonderful ways.
If you're ready for a dog with big love, big quirks, and an even bigger tongue — Posey’s your girl.
Meet Posey, a 2-year-old emotional support project wrapped in fur, feelings, and a love for licking unsuspecting humans. She’s looking for her forever home — preferably one with snacks, patience, and zero cats.
Let’s start with the basics: Posey has stranger danger. If you’re new, she’ll look at you like you just crashed her diary-reading session. But give her some time (and possibly some cheese), and she’ll be your shadow, emotional support buddy, and personal face-washer.
She can’t hold her licker. If you're standing, sitting, or existing, she will lick you into submission. Your eye, your leg, whatever she can reach.
Posey is packed with big feelings, and she expresses them all. Loudly. Often. Through dramatic sighs, deep stares, and spontaneous zoomies. She’s a walking mood board with the affection level of a clingy toddler and the energy of a squirrel who’s had an espresso shot.
She’s also a dog’s dog... eventually. Posey likes other dogs, but needs a little time to warm up — she’s kind of like that person who comes to the party, takes 30 minutes to say hello, and then suddenly won’t stop talking. Sometimes, she can be a little annoying to other dogs (think: enthusiastic little sister energy), so she’d do best with a tolerant, patient dog friend who doesn’t mind her slightly chaotic social style.
No kitties for this girl. She says cats are suspicious, fast, and just... too much mystery for one dog to handle.
Posey’s ideal home? One with humans who understand that trust takes time, cuddles are sacred, and licking is her love language. She promises to make you laugh, snuggle like a pro, and be weird in the most wonderful ways.
If you're ready for a dog with big love, big quirks, and an even bigger tongue — Posey’s your girl.
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Adoption Counselor will review application and speak with potential adopter, normally through a phone call.
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Meet the Pet
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Sign Adoption Contract
Signing adoption contract and paying the adoption fee is all done through a link sent to your phone.
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Take the Pet Home
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We do not use a first-come, first-serve process when adopting out our animals. Instead, we focus on best fit for each individual animal. The process is intended to ensure a long-term successful adoption for both the family and pet.
All of our adoptable animals have had a complete veterinarian checkup. Our dogs and puppies are heartworm tested. All of our animals are spayed/neutered, dewormed, and have received age-appropriate vaccines before going to their forever homes.
Feline adoption fees - $125 for kittens under 8 months, $100 if over 8 months, and $60 if over 9 years old.
Canine adoption fees - $350 for puppies under 1 year, $300 if over 1 year, and $200 if over 7 years old.
We do not use a first-come, first-serve process when adopting out our animals. Instead, we focus on best fit for each individual animal. The process is intended to ensure a long-term successful adoption for both the family and pet.
All of our adoptable animals have had a complete veterinarian checkup. Our dogs and puppies are heartworm tested. All of our animals are spayed/neutered, dewormed, and have received age-appropriate vaccines before going to their forever homes.
Feline adoption fees - $125 for kittens under 8 months, $100 if over 8 months, and $60 if over 9 years old.
Canine adoption fees - $350 for puppies under 1 year, $300 if over 1 year, and $200 if over 7 years old.
We are 100% foster based so all our animals are in homes. Once an application is approved, the foster will contact the potential adopter to set up a meet and greet.
We also have adoption events the first & third Saturday of the month, form 12pm-2pm, at the PetSmart store on Telegraph in Monroe Michigan
We are 100% foster based so all our animals are in homes. Once an application is approved, the foster will contact the potential adopter to set up a meet and greet.
We also have adoption events the first & third Saturday of the month, form 12pm-2pm, at the PetSmart store on Telegraph in Monroe Michigan
More about this rescue
We are a 501c3 non-profit organization, based in Monroe Michigan, dedicated to saving homeless animals in southeast Michigan. We are a 100% volunteer and foster based. We are focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming companion animals in need. Our goal is to reduce the number of stray animals in our community, and to promote responsible pet ownership through education and outreach programs.
We are a 501c3 non-profit organization, based in Monroe Michigan, dedicated to saving homeless animals in southeast Michigan. We are a 100% volunteer and foster based. We are focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming companion animals in need. Our goal is to reduce the number of stray animals in our community, and to promote responsible pet ownership through education and outreach programs.
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