Anderson SC

Sassy Woof: Sweet 4-Year-Old Dog Urgently Needs Home After 30+ Days at Anderson County PAWS

This loving 45 lb girl is dog social, potty trained, and declining in shelter life—she needs you now

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Jul 22, 2026

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Meet Sassy Woof. 💜

 

The photos do not do this sweet girl justice. In person, she is an absolute cutie pie.

 

Sassy Woof is around 4 years old, weighs 45 lbs, is already spayed, and is up to date on her vaccines and prevention. Sadly, she is only here due to her owner being evicted. She is incredibly dog social and is even one of our helper dogs during playgroups because she gets along so well with other dogs. She loves playing, loves the water, and enjoys a calm, peaceful environment. She can be a little shy when meeting new people, so slow introductions help her feel comfortable. She also spent a short time in a foster home, where she was reported to be potty trained.

 

Urgent: She Is Declining

 

Sadly, after just over 30 days in the shelter, Sassy Woof is rapidly declining. The stress of shelter life has become overwhelming, and we are seeing heartbreaking signs like excessive pacing and drooling, wall licking and kennel painting. This is not who she is— it is what the shelter environment is doing to her.

 

How You Can Help

 

She desperately needs a way out, whether that is through adoption or the Foster Ambassador program. We truly believe you will fall in love with her once you meet her.

 

Please help us give Sassy Woof the chance she deserves. Share her story, foster her, or make her part of your family. ❤️

 

Come Meet Her Today

 

📍 Anderson County PAWS
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  • JW
    Jessie W.· Jul 22, 2:50 AM

    she looks so sweet, hope she finds a home soon

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