Sadie May 26
Golden Retriever
$1
Adoption fee · Carolina Poodle Rescue
$1
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A little about them
Looking for a gentle, quiet companion? Sadie is a senior girl who came from a feral colony and has grown into a soft, affectionate dog. She is calm and shy at first, but deeply sweet once she trusts you. Sadie is bonded to Peanut, who is her comfort and must be part of her home.
Ideal Home
Sadie needs a calm, quiet home with a patient adopter and a fenced yard. She does best with adults or older, respectful children and calm, gentle dogs. Busy households, loud environments, and homes with active or rough dogs are not a good fit. Her exercise needs are low, with short strolls and relaxed time in a safe yard.
Ongoing Health
Sadie weighs 26.8 pounds and is 17 inches at the shoulder. She is spayed and vaccinated. She has chronic spondylitis at T13–L3, managed with daily Carprofen, and a small benign cyst on her triceps.
Training & Support
Sadie is house trained, quiet, and easy to live with. She is shy with men initially and needs time to warm up, but she is incredibly gentle and content with simple routines.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $1, with the rest sponsored as part of the 2026 Summer Special.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Sadie is currently in foster care at Dreamweaver Farm in Pacolet, South Carolina.
Transportation
Adopters should be comfortable traveling to meet Sadie at her foster location.
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Yes. Sadie is bonded to Peanut, and Peanut is listed as a non-negotiable part of her placement.
She needs a calm, quiet home with a patient adopter and a fenced yard. Adults or older, respectful children and calm, gentle dogs are the best fit.
Sadie has chronic spondylitis at T13–L3 managed with daily Carprofen, along with a small benign cyst on her triceps.
Yes. She is house trained, quiet, and easy to live with.