My basic info
- Breed
- Mixed Breed (Medium)
- Age
- 5 months old, Puppy
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Black - with White
- Size
- Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
- Weight
- 36 lb (current)
- Pet ID
- ps_2641349-546480
My details
- Good With Kids
- Good With Dogs
- Good With Cats
- Purebred
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My story
Contact info
Their adoption process
Submitting an application is important. Visit www.SandyPawsRescue.com to get started.
Please read our FAQ page before applying.
An Adopt-a-Pet inquiry is not an application.
Be sure to email us after you apply so we can find your application in our system.
We do not place dogs first come, first served—dogs are placed based on best fit.
Please read our FAQ page before applying.
An Adopt-a-Pet inquiry is not an application.
Be sure to email us after you apply so we can find your application in our system.
We do not place dogs first come, first served—dogs are placed based on best fit.
Adoption steps
- Submit Application
- SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION IS IMPORTANT. WWW.SANDYPAWSRESCUE.COM TO START. READ OUR FAQ FIRST. ADOPTAPET INQUIRY IS NOT AN APPLICATION.
- Interview
- If we feel you’re a good fit, we’ll schedule a phone call. Timing varies—could be 3 days or 3+ weeks. A call doesn’t guarantee approval.
- Home Check
- A home tour video is required—show common areas, yard, and where the dog will sleep. Full details are on our FAQ page.
- Approve Application
- All applications are screened. Approval doesn’t guarantee a specific dog. Please see our FAQ page for details.
- Meet the Pet
- Dogs in local MA foster can be met after approval. Some are pre-adopt only—no meet first, commit before arrival. Details on our site.
- Sign Adoption Contract
- All adopters must sign a legal adoption contract before bringing a dog home. No exceptions. Details are on our website.
- Pay Fee
- Adoption fees apply. Visit our site + FAQ page for details before applying. Thank you for understanding and supporting rescue!
Go meet their pets
Sandy Paws Rescue does not have a physical location for visits. We are a foster-based rescue with dogs in foster homes throughout Massachusetts, including Cape Cod, the South Shore, the Plymouth area, Rhode Island, and Martha’s Vineyard.
We host at least one adoption event per month either on or near Cape Cod. Visit our socials for details.
Submitting an inquiry on Adopt-a-Pet is not an application.
To be considered, you must apply directly through our website. We will not respond to inquires without an application.
We do not take deposits, and adoptions are not first come, first served. We place each dog based on best fit.
Sandy Paws Rescue is a licensed Massachusetts rescue (License #0272) operating in full compliance with all state regulations.
If you live in Massachusetts, we strongly encourage you to visit the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) website to learn about the laws around animal importation and rescue licensing. It is critical to adopt only from licensed organizations to ensure your adoption is legal and safe.
Important:
If you live in Massachusetts, it is illegal to pick up a dog in Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, or New Hampshire if the dog is traveling from the South.
All dogs must complete a minimum 48-hour quarantine at a Massachusetts-licensed organization or facility before entering a Massachusetts home.
We host at least one adoption event per month either on or near Cape Cod. Visit our socials for details.
Submitting an inquiry on Adopt-a-Pet is not an application.
To be considered, you must apply directly through our website. We will not respond to inquires without an application.
We do not take deposits, and adoptions are not first come, first served. We place each dog based on best fit.
Sandy Paws Rescue is a licensed Massachusetts rescue (License #0272) operating in full compliance with all state regulations.
If you live in Massachusetts, we strongly encourage you to visit the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) website to learn about the laws around animal importation and rescue licensing. It is critical to adopt only from licensed organizations to ensure your adoption is legal and safe.
Important:
If you live in Massachusetts, it is illegal to pick up a dog in Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, or New Hampshire if the dog is traveling from the South.
All dogs must complete a minimum 48-hour quarantine at a Massachusetts-licensed organization or facility before entering a Massachusetts home.
More about this rescue
Sandy Paws Rescue Inc. is a 100% volunteer-run organization. We are primarily based on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard, with foster homes throughout Massachusetts, including the South Shore, Plymouth area, and Rhode Island. Unless otherwise noted, our dogs travel from the South to find loving homes here.
We do our best to respond to every inquiry, but due to high volume and our all-volunteer team, this is not always possible. We truly appreciate your patience and support of rescue work.
Sandy Paws Rescue does not have a physical location for visits.
We are a licensed Massachusetts rescue (License #0272) operating in full compliance with state regulations.
We strongly encourage Massachusetts residents to visit the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) website to understand the laws regarding animal importation and licensed rescues. It is essential to adopt only from licensed organizations to remain compliant with state law.
Important:
If you live in Massachusetts, it is illegal to pick up a dog in Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, or New Hampshire if the dog is traveling from the South.
All dogs must complete a minimum 48-hour quarantine at a Massachusetts-licensed organization or facility before entering a Massachusetts home.
We do our best to respond to every inquiry, but due to high volume and our all-volunteer team, this is not always possible. We truly appreciate your patience and support of rescue work.
Sandy Paws Rescue does not have a physical location for visits.
We are a licensed Massachusetts rescue (License #0272) operating in full compliance with state regulations.
We strongly encourage Massachusetts residents to visit the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) website to understand the laws regarding animal importation and licensed rescues. It is essential to adopt only from licensed organizations to remain compliant with state law.
Important:
If you live in Massachusetts, it is illegal to pick up a dog in Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, or New Hampshire if the dog is traveling from the South.
All dogs must complete a minimum 48-hour quarantine at a Massachusetts-licensed organization or facility before entering a Massachusetts home.