Need a foster for Cadillac - 2 yr F

[krazd_kat]

This girl is Cadillac and she's a 2 yr old Mastiff Mix, she was turned in to the Humane Society in Waldorf (no-kill, right....) who in turn took her to Tri County Animal Shelter.

She has lived with men and women and children (from 6 months to 9 years), is house broke, playful, friendly, tolerant, doesn't jump fences or dig...

Super friendly but could use some more weight...

If you are willing to open your home to be a foster please let me know and I'll get this girl to safety.

A few things you need to know when you agree to foster:

1) We honestly do not know how long the dog will be in foster care, could be 2 days, could be 2 months.... (we believe there is a home for every dog, just sometimes it takes longer to find it)(AND right now, I'm not in a position to take anymore dogs to my home if you can't keep it for a bit)

2) The animal could come to you w/some type of parasites (we will worm it, but you need to make sure to keep your yard clean to minimize the risk to your own animals)

3) There's always a chance the animal coming from the shelter may have been exposed to Kennel Cough, if your own pets have already rec'd their bordatella vaccines, then this shouldn't be a problem.

Please if you have the room in your heart and home, contact me!

thanks,
Kathy

 

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[SouthernMdRocks]

This girl is Cadillac and she's a 2 yr old Mastiff Mix, she was turned in to the Humane Society in Waldorf (no-kill, right....) who in turn took her to Tri County Animal Shelter.

She has lived with men and women and children (from 6 months to 9 years), is house broke, playful, friendly, tolerant, doesn't jump fences or dig...

Super friendly but could use some more weight...

If you are willing to open your home to be a foster please let me know and I'll get this girl to safety.

A few things you need to know when you agree to foster:

1) We honestly do not know how long the dog will be in foster care, could be 2 days, could be 2 months.... (we believe there is a home for every dog, just sometimes it takes longer to find it)(AND right now, I'm not in a position to take anymore dogs to my home if you can't keep it for a bit)

2) The animal could come to you w/some type of parasites (we will worm it, but you need to make sure to keep your yard clean to minimize the risk to your own animals)

3) There's always a chance the animal coming from the shelter may have been exposed to Kennel Cough, if your own pets have already rec'd their bordatella vaccines, then this shouldn't be a problem.

Please if you have the room in your heart and home, contact me!

thanks,
Kathy

Let me know if you don't find a foster for her...Jeffy will be leaving this weekend or next. I'll be taking him to his new home.... It's terrible how much we are attached to him.

 

[krazd_kat]

Oh, I know how attached you are! Don't forget to take pictures for the website. It's your family that turned Jeffy into an adoptable dog, he darn sure came to you needing socializing!

It's tougher than I ever imagined it would be trying to find foster families. I know it's tough but it can be so rewarding!

I got a note from the shelter and Cadillac is good w/other dogs and w/food. They also sent me a couple of pictures of a 5 month old pit mix puppy that's time will be up on the 5th.....

I'll let you know what happens w/Cadillac.

You've been a wonderful doggy angel....