Name: Addison
Age: Estimated
1 year
Sex: Female (not altered)
Breed: Mini Australian Shepherd
Location: Greenwood, SC area
Vet Info: Addison has not been vetted and
is not spayed. She weighs about 20 pounds.
Owner
Info: Addison
is a beautiful deaf and blind girl who was rescued from a breeder who could not
sell her. She had been living in a pen for over a year. Her caregiver is hoping
to find rescue for Addison so that she can have the home she deserves! Addison
is an indoor dog with run of the house, and is doing a good job learning about
being housebroken! Her caregiver writes, "she has only been out of the pen
at the breeders and in my house for 3 days so can't really say that she is. But
she has not had any accidents. So far so good on house breaking." She is
also leash trained. Her caregiver describes Addison's left eye as appearing
normal, is blue, and may have some limited sight. Her right eye is somewhat
sunken and is completely blind. Other than her eyes, her caregiver says that
she seems overall healthy! Addison is good with women and children, and
currently lives with three other dogs and two cats. Addison has bonded
"tightly" with her caregiver, and her caregiver gave us more details
about Addison: "Although my husband lives here of course, he really hasn't
interacted with her. She did "lose me" this morning while we were
getting ready for work and he was standing at the sink and she went and laid at
his feet so I don't think she would have a problem with a male. As for male
dogs we have an outside male that she is ok with, but the dog she growls at is
female. When I take them outside she is fine with her, plays and interacts so
it's almost like a possessive thing over me. I also will add that she has separation
anxiety. She has not been destructive but gets extremely agitated and will bark
when left alone I am going to work on this." Addison is possessive of
toys, treats, or food, but has never bitten or snapped. Her caregiver notes that she may have a harder time
adjusting to new situations as she is deaf and blind and new things upset her,
but said she's done extremely well in adjusting to living in a house after
living in a pen!
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