Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Saylor is the sweetest pup you’ve been looking for!
Saylor is a little over a year old, about 45-50 pounds and she is beyond sweet. She is currently living in a foster home and her host family agrees she’s amazing. According to her family “Saylor is one of the gentlest souls I've met!” Saylor spends her days going for long walks and is great on the leash, you’ll find her nose to the ground sniffing everything. She is very playful; Saylor enjoys playing fetch and loves to play with other dogs. She will also chew on her bone and occupy herself until she takes a nap usually cuddling with her bone. Saylor does not display food concerns and will let the humans eat in peace under the table. This pup has a quiet sweet disposition with a medium energy level. When she’s outside, Saylor will get the zoomies but her favorite activity is to be inside cuddling up to her people - snuggle bug and tummy rub enthusiast are understatements! Saylor is good with other dogs and she seems to be good with cats. This smart pup sleeps through the night without having accidents and she knows to ring the bell when she wants to go out. Saylor also knows the commands sit, leave it, come, no and she’s working on expanding her vocabulary….down, play, touch, dropt it, settle, heel. She’s a true people pleaser and is eager to learn. When she sleeps on her doggie bed, she gets in the silliest positions, Saylor must have been a contortionist in another life. Saylor is not a vocal dog and hardly barks, but when she’s excited you will know with her trill, it almost sounds like she’s singing!
Saylor and her puppies were living in NC under a horrible neglect situation. According to the shelter, Saylor was starved before giving birth to 10 beautiful puppies. Saylor should have weight 45-50 pounds but she was less than 35 pounds while nursing her puppies. Her owners contacted the shelter and threatened to shoot Saylor and the puppies if the shelter didn't take them. Thankfully the shelter was able to step in and save Saylor and her puppies. The shelter contacted FHDR directly and told us their story, how could we say no? Transportation arrangements for them to come to NJ to live in foster homes and start living their best lives. Despite the rough start Saylor was given, she’s truly the sweetest dog and deserves nothing but love and cuddles.
If you have a furever home for this pet, please e-mail Furever Home Dog Rescue at FureverHomeDogRescue@gmail.com and request an adoption application.
The breed and age of this pet is listed as is our best guess. We have no background info on who the mom and dad are.
Please note we do not adopt puppies/dogs to homes where they will be left alone all day.
We do not have a shelter facility you can visit. Our volunteers foster the dogs and pups in their homes once they have been vetted and transported here to NJ.
Please read our homepage to read how the adoption process works. And, to read our many reviews - www.FureverHomeDogRescue.com. Thank you!
