Sky

What my friends at OHS say about me:

• I have spent the past several weeks in a foster home! I'm learning to be a part of a home.
• I came from a special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The shelter volunteers and my foster family have been teaching me how to wear a collar, getting used to a leash, and what it means to be a human's best friend.
• I love attention and being around people once I see that I can trust them!
• I'm still learning how to be a companion dog. I may never be comfortable with a lot of change in my life, busy environments or dog parks.
• It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have built a trusting relationship with.
• I have become good friends with the other dogs in my foster home - I might enjoy having a dog brother or sister in my new home!
• If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.

The type of home I require:

• I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
• Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
• I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
• To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.

My adoption process:

• OHS has created a more in-depth adoption questionnaire, which can be accessed via the "Meet Me" button at the top of the profile.
• Once it is reviewed, you will receive an email with a link to schedule a phone consultation.
• After your consult, if it feels like a good match, your adoption counselor will schedule an in-person meet and greet and you will meet me with our volunteer and staff handlers. If you fall in love, you will have the option to come in and spend time with me to build a relationship prior to adopting!