Dog of the Week: Playful “Sandy” Ready for a New Home

In this week’s edition of Medford Alert’s Dog of the Week series, we introduce you to Sandy, a lively 2-year-old Pit Bull mix searching for her forever home. Despite her enthusiasm and charm, Sandy comes with specific requirements that potential adopters should consider.

Sandy’s journey to finding a new family began when she was surrendered to the shelter due to her tendency to not get along with small animals. This means that Sandy’s ideal home should not have any cats or other small creatures, and neighboring homes should also be free from such animals to ensure her comfort. Additionally, Sandy is looking for a household where she can be the only dog, allowing her to thrive without any canine competition.

However, Sandy is far from being just a bundle of energy. She boasts a range of impressive skills, having been well trained in commands like sit, down, shake, and even speak! Her playful nature shines through in her love for games like fetch, where her boundless enthusiasm ensures a fun time for all involved. Sandy also enjoys taking a refreshing dip in the pool, showcasing her adventurous spirit and love for water.

Sandy’s ideal forever home is one that understands and accommodates her energetic nature. While she craves daily walks and outdoor activities, it’s essential that her new family ensures she stays away from small animals to maintain a peaceful environment. Despite her previous challenges, Sandy is ready to embrace a second chance and shower her future family with love, laughter, and boundless joy.

If you’re interested in meeting Sandy and providing her with the loving home she deserves, the Jackson County Animal Shelter encourages you to get in touch. For more information on how to adopt Sandy or other wonderful animals, please call 541-774-6654 and press 5 for adoptions.

Don’t miss the opportunity to meet Sandy and give her the second chance she’s been waiting for. Your compassionate decision could change her life forever!


Source: Jackson County Animal Services


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