Sandy

Hello! Welcome to my profile! 

“Hi there, I'm Sandy! I'm a sweet, brave, and a bit goofy, but that's part of my charm. I'm pretty independent, but I love company too. I can make you laugh with my funny antics, and I'm always up for a good game or a long walk. I'm smart and curious, always eager to learn new tricks, especially if there's a treat involved. Speaking of which, I love food and treats! Rope toys are my favorite, they're just so much fun to play with. I'm friendly with everyone I meet and I'm sure we'll be the best of friends. So, why should you adopt me? Well, I promise to bring joy, laughter, and a whole lot of love to your life. I can't wait to find my forever home with you!”

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P.S... Did you know when you adopt through AFO you get FREE/discounted dog training through their partnership with GoodPup? Well, when you adopt me you can continue my training and reinforce what I already know with expert help! How cool is that?

Adoption form: allfurone.org/dog-adoption-application/*Remember

- AFO DOES NOT HAVE ANY INFORMATION or guesses as to breed from dogs pulled out of under-serviced high-volume intake shelters!

Why? Our pets are rescued from shelters in underserved communities. All of our dogs and cats deserve to feel loved and know they are wanted. Each pet in our care has their own story which defines their individual personality, behavior, and needs. We provide proper veterinary care and offer a consistent routine to allow for any necessary behavior modification to happen in a healthy and positive way.

Demands for visual breed typing and/or size requirements are contributing to larger scale issues that are impacting the ability of pets and their families to stay together during life changes. Every single pet in our care is beautiful and discrimination towards color, sex, coat type, size, and/or species is an outdated archetype All Fur One is determined to have all our adopters rise above. With that, AFO has stopped participating in visual breed typing practices that are detrimental to our cause, and therefore all veterinary records and pet profiles for dogs will reflect "Mix" as the breed.