0780 Cami

Cami is a beautiful black tri Toy/Mini Australian Shepherd, born 11/22/2021, weighing approximately 18 pounds. She is a resilient puppy mill survivor who is learning what it truly means to be loved, safe, and part of a family. For the first few years of her life, Cami lived in a puppy mill where she repeatedly had litters of puppies. After finally being released, she briefly had a loving owner who sadly passed away before she had fully learned how to be a dog. Since then, Cami has been in foster care where she continues making incredible progress every day. Last year, Cami found what everyone hoped would be her forever home with an older couple who adored her. Unfortunately, due to serious health issues and a long rehabilitation stay, her adopter can no longer care for her, and she is once again looking for a forever family. Despite everything she has been through, Cami is gentle, sweet, and eager to bond. Once she trusts you, she loves snuggling on the couch, giving kisses, rolling over for belly rubs, and sleeping close to her people. Belly rubs are one of her absolute favorite things. Because of her past, fast movements still make her nervous. When someone stands up or moves suddenly, she may bark and follow behind them. Her foster family has worked hard with her, and she has already made amazing progress. Cami wants so badly to feel safe, and with patience and consistency, she continues gaining confidence.

Ideal Home

Cami loves other dogs and would do best with a confident dog companion. She is recommended for a physically fenced yard. Cami prefers calm environments and would do best with a female caregiver as men still scare her a bit.

Ongoing Health

Cami is spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on all vaccinations and receiving monthly prevention for fleas, ticks and heartworms.

Training & Support

Cami is learning to walk on a leash and improving daily. She will happily follow you from room to room. She does not chew things that aren't hers and wakes up each morning ready to go outside and potty. Human touch is still new to her and must be on her terms. She is more vocal and has some nervous energy, so she would do best in a calmer environment with someone willing to put in some extra training with her. She requires a committed adopter who is willing to devote 1 - 2 hours of mental and physical stimulation per day. Proof of heartworm prevention for any current or previous pets is required to adopt.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• All of our dogs live in foster homes with volunteers so we need an approved application on file to set up a meet with a dog you might have an interest in.
• For more information on our adoption process, our adoption fees and a link to our adoption application, please visit our website.
• We pride ourselves on matches that work for both the dog and your family.
• Wags is here for your support, advice and safety net for our dogs for the remainder of their lives.

Transporation

Cami is fostered in Oconomowoc, WI.