Tasi is a sweet little black and white cookie who arrived at PACC a bit beat up. She was very friendly with the clinic staff who got her all patched up, and now Tasi is ready to head to a home of her own! Tasi spent about two months in a foster home- here’s what we learned:
- Tasi is completely house trained
- She has great leash manners and is friendly when meeting new people
- She knows sit, stay, shake, down, and off
- She loves to cuddle
- She loves to chew on a bully stick
- She is quiet and well-behaved when left home alone
- She is calm and very laid back
“Tasi is the perfect dog- it only took her a few days to figure out our schedule, and she follows a routine. She will lay by your feet and when you get up she will follow you like a little shadow. Tasi is awesome!!”
Here’s what volunteers at the shelter have said about Tasi:
“I took Tasi to the play yard. She came right up to me and laid next to me when I sat down in a chair. She was very receptive to scratches behind the ears. Overall Tasi is a sweet, quiet, calm girl. There’s something special about Tasi and I would foster her in a second if I didn't already have a foster at home!”
“Tasi is a quiet, easy-mannered dog who leashes easily and has great leash manners overall. I crouched down on the ground as she was exploring the yard, and she quickly came over to sit next to me. I gave her pets and when I stopped, she would give me the most delicate pats with her paw to remind me that my job wasn’t done.”
“If I ever want a little bit of quiet time, I take Tasi out. She is such a calming presence. She sits quietly, and she just loves getting pets and being near you. Tasi has a special place in my heart.”
Tasi has been playful, social, and tolerant when meeting other dogs in playgroup. She’d like to meet any resident dogs before heading home to make sure it’s a good fit. Tasi will benefit from training in her future home as she can be reactive to other dogs when on leash. Please ask to meet Tasi today!
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