Sally O'Malley

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Name: Sally O'Malley
Size: Large range: 61-100 lbs
Adoption Donation: $150 (applicable sales tax included). Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check.
Other: Spayed Female, Vaccinations current, Microchip

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Sally O"Malley qualifies for our  Seniors for Seniors Program.  This program places senior dogs (age 7 or older) with senior citizens (age 65 or older) at a reduced adoption fee of $65.00. If you qualify and are interested in participating in this program, please fill out an application online and type "SENIOR" after your name.

Sally O'Malley has still got the moves and the sass and a whole lotta love to give!



Foster Home Feedback

9/18/25 Foster Feedback: Sally has been with us for over a month now. She loves to be where you are. She will happily sit in your lap all day. She seems to prefer space and is not interested in playing with other dogs. Sally should go to a home with well-socialized dogs that understand her signals and give her the space she needs. She is doing well with the resident cat. Sally will follow and sniff, so a cat that is comfortable around dogs would probably be ok. Sally is not a fan of thunderstorms and will stick to your side until they pass. She enjoys time outside lying in the sun, rolling in the grass, and watching the squirrels.

7/10/25 Foster Feedback: Sally O'Malley (aka Sally) has been with us for two weeks now and her personality is shining! She's a sweetheart!

This fluffy-tailed beauty is very much a "people dog."
Sitting for treats or before a walk? Yup!
Follows her humans around? 100%%
Belly rubs as long as you can give? Yes, please!
Snoozing curled up while you work nearby? Done!

With a slow introduction, Sally is generally ambivalent to our senior dog. They exist in one another's orbit, but don't choose to interact much; we've even had recent success walking them together.
Speaking of walks, Sally enjoys a nice long walk! If you're looking for an exercise partner with a confident stride, she's your girl! At the beginning of walks, and if she sees small prey animals, Sally pulls and needs someone who can hold on long enough to redirect her. We've been working on sitting, waiting, and turning around-she's a smart girl and is trying, but little critters are just so interesting! Sally should probably not be in a home with small pets due to her prey drive.
She has been wonderful with our teen and other children we've met on walks.
Sally O'Malley is a beautiful, smart girl with lots of spirit and love to give!