Spay scheduled for February. She can go to a foster-to-adopt home anytime before spay. :)
In mid-July, Cody’s journey began when the owner of Dogs All Day found her living in the wild: malnourished, terrified, and fighting to survive. It took four months of consistent feeding, patience, and trust-building before she could finally be safely caught. Since then, Cody has made an incredible transformation.
She is fully vetted and fostered at Dogs All Day in Charlotte, NC, Cody has adjusted to a structured daycare and boarding environment. With slow, thoughtful introductions, she has successfully joined full-day play groups and continues to gain confidence every day. She is crate trained, dog-social with proper introductions, and thrives in routines that offer clear expectations and consistency.
Cody can be a little skeptical of new things at first which is completely understandable for a dog who once had to survive on her own but once she feels safe, her personality truly shines. She has opened up tremendously and continues to show how resilient and adaptable she is. She’s also very intelligent and picks up on routines quickly, so continued training should come easily with consistency and positive reinforcement.
We’d recommend a single-dog home, or a home with adopters who are experienced in proper introductions and committed to following the 3-3-3 rule to set everyone up for success. Cody would do best in a house with a fenced yard, where she can continue building confidence in a calm, supportive environment.
A big bonus: Cody is already settled and comfortable in a daycare and boarding setting at Dogs All Day, giving her future family an easy, familiar option for daycare days or travel needs! This is something many adopted dogs need time to adjust to, but Cody already has down.
Cody has come so far, and now she’s ready for the final piece of her journey, a forever home of her own.
Meet Cody
1 year old | Carolina Dog | Female | 47 lbs
Charlotte, NC
-Up-to-date on vaccines
-Heartworm negative
Spay scheduled for February. She can go to a foster-to-adopt home anytime before spay. :)
In mid-July, Cody’s journey began when the owner of Dogs All Day found her living in the wild: malnourished, terrified, and fighting to survive. It took four months of consistent feeding, patience, and trust-building before she could finally be safely caught. Since then, Cody has made an incredible transformation.
She is fully vetted and fostered at Dogs All Day in Charlotte, NC, Cody has adjusted to a structured daycare and boarding environment. With slow, thoughtful introductions, she has successfully joined full-day play groups and continues to gain confidence every day. She is crate trained, dog-social with proper introductions, and thrives in routines that offer clear expectations and consistency.
Cody can be a little skeptical of new things at first which is completely understandable for a dog who once had to survive on her own but once she feels safe, her personality truly shines. She has opened up tremendously and continues to show how resilient and adaptable she is. She’s also very intelligent and picks up on routines quickly, so continued training should come easily with consistency and positive reinforcement.
We’d recommend a single-dog home, or a home with adopters who are experienced in proper introductions and committed to following the 3-3-3 rule to set everyone up for success. Cody would do best in a house with a fenced yard, where she can continue building confidence in a calm, supportive environment.
A big bonus: Cody is already settled and comfortable in a daycare and boarding setting at Dogs All Day, giving her future family an easy, familiar option for daycare days or travel needs! This is something many adopted dogs need time to adjust to, but Cody already has down.
Cody has come so far, and now she’s ready for the final piece of her journey, a forever home of her own.
We are a family-run, non-profit 501(c)(3) dog rescue, serving Charlotte, NC and surrounding areas. Our mission is to rehabilitate, care for and find forever homes. We give dogs a second chance at life!
We are a family-run, non-profit 501(c)(3) dog rescue, serving Charlotte, NC and surrounding areas. Our mission is to rehabilitate, care for and find forever homes. We give dogs a second chance at life!
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