Shiloh

My story

Before calling about this dog, please read our adoption requirements at http://gsrne.org/requirements-for-adopting-from-gsrne Shiloh is a love bug and enjoys spending time with you, being petted and cuddled. She’s an active girl and gets excited about her daily walks, playing with her soft toys in the house and playing catch and fetch in the fenced yard. She also gets excited about meeting new people and has learned to sit, politely, to say hello. In her foster home, Shiloh is an only dog and seems to appreciate being the center of attention. In her original home, she was crated too much of the time and took to chasing her own tail out of boredom; she would, actually, grab and chew on her tail. After months and months of this, most of her tail had to be amputated, but she doesn’t seem to miss it...she wags her whole rear end to show her enthusiasm. One of Shiloh’s jobs in her foster home is to chase squirrels and rabbits out of her yard, so we think she should be in a cat-free home. She’s in an urban neighborhood and enjoys her daily walks on sidewalks, ignoring cars and trucks that go by. On most weekdays, her foster Mom has clients to visit, and Shiloh is used to going into her crate and waiting for 3-4 hours; she knows there will be playtime in the fenced yard and another walk for exercise. She becomes concerned when seeing another dog on a leash but has learned to look to her foster Mom for direction and will keep going. Being with her special people is the most important thing in her life. If there’s room in your heart to give this girl a forever home, please ask us about Shiloh. See more @ https://gsrne.org/our-available-dogs/

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Shiloh, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.