Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Lucky Irish Trio Looking for Their Forever Homes! Meet Saoirse - Pronounced Sur-sha Foster Update 7/28/2026Saoirse was a star at Camp Doglando! She is highly food motivated 9 month old puppy who was very eager to learn and make her camper/trainer happy.She has moved home with her camper to continue her training. Prior to that, her siblings were adopted quickly and for reasons completely lost on us, she's been overlooked at the shelter.Saoirse has become confident and is beyond excited to be living in a real home. She was so unsure at the beginning of camp and just shell of who she is now. She's like a kid who keeps pinching herself because this new life just cannot be real. :)Here is a little bit more about her: Like the true hound dog she is, her nose is excitedly straight to the ground in new places and experiences; taking in all the interesting smells. Loves all toys - especially bones and 1 particular long squeaky flamingo Crate Trained Knows Commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Place, Go into Crate, Loose Leash Walking 90% Potty Trained - she is great in individual rooms, but is mastering asking while having full range of the house Loves going for walks and runs Loves her people and loves snuggles and giving kisses Does NOT want to be left out in the yard or on a porch or lanai ~*~*~*~*~*~ These three adorable siblings arrived at Pet Rescue By Judy on St. Patrick’s Day, so it only felt right to give them all charming Irish names! Full of life and personality, these pups are ready to bring a little extra luck—and a lot of love—into their future families. Approximately five months old, these pups are believed to be a mix of hound and heeler (Australian Cattle Dog). While we don’t have confirmed information about their parents, we were told they share these breeds—and based on their energy levels and personalities, it certainly shows! We expect them to grow into medium-to-large dogs, likely reaching 60 pounds or more when fully grown. These siblings came to us thanks to a kind individual who rescued them from a difficult situation. While their past is a bit of a mystery, their bright, happy spirits show they’re ready to leave it behind and focus on a future filled with love and adventure. Saoirse has a beautiful brindle coat and enjoys running and jogging when she is out with staff for her daily walks. She would do best in an active home that would include her when on their daily walks and adventures. A securely fenced backyard is required to give her the space she will need to run, play, and grow. Important Information for New Puppy Parents Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting and rewarding experience—but it also comes with important responsibilities. To help your puppy grow into a happy, confident, and well-adjusted adult dog, dedication to obedience training, socialization, and consistent potty training is essential. We strongly recommend that the entire family participates in puppy training classes. This not only helps build a strong bond with your new pup but also ensures that everyone is using the same commands and techniques, creating a clear and consistent environment for learning. **Puppies thrive with structure, patience, and positive reinforcement—and so do their families! Let’s set them up for a lifetime of love and success Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.August 28, 2026, 3:58 pm
