Imogen
Border Collie, Australian Shepherd
$75
Adoption fee · Highland County Humane Society
$75
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A little about them
Meet Imogen, a sweet mixed-breed dog who is ready to bloom with a patient, loving family. Rescued from a hoarding case, she has made wonderful progress and now seeks affection, wags when approached, and loves curling up for cuddles. She especially enjoys cheesy and meaty treats.
Imogen is approximately 2 years old, weighs 32 pounds, and is listed as a mixed breed, possibly including Border Collie and Australian Shepherd.
Ideal Home
Imogen needs a patient family who understands that she is still building confidence. She has tested well with other dogs and is accustomed to canine companions. Smaller or calm dogs may be the best match, as larger dogs can be intimidating. Her experience with children is unknown; families with children are welcome to bring them to meet her.
Ongoing Health
Imogen will be spayed, vaccinated, treated for fleas and ticks, placed on heartworm prevention, and microchipped before adoption. Heartworm and Lyme testing was negative.
Training & Support
Imogen’s leash skills are improving, and she is learning that walks and new experiences can be enjoyable. She is looking for a family willing to help her continue building trust and confidence.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $75
- Imogen is expected to be ready for adoption beginning Monday, July 6.
- Please contact the provider through Wags to begin the application process and visit the shelter to meet her in person.
- Shelter hours are Monday–Friday, 12–5 PM, and Saturday, 11 AM–3 PM.
- Location: 9331 State Route 124, Hillsboro, OH 45133.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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Imogen needs a patient family that understands she is still building confidence and can help her continue learning that new experiences are safe.
She has tested well with other dogs and is used to living with canine companions. Smaller or calm dogs may be the best match because larger dogs can still intimidate her.
Her behavior around children has not yet been observed. Families with children are encouraged to bring them along to meet her.
She will be spayed, vaccinated, treated for fleas and ticks, placed on heartworm prevention, and microchipped. Her heartworm and Lyme tests were negative.