AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

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Carlile, the last of the 5 Tokul German Shepherds, is still looking for her forever home.

She was one of the 5 shepherds found dumped in Snoqualmie, emaciated and with urine and feces embedded in her fur. After receiving excellent medical care and a lot of love, patience and understanding from her amazing foster home, Carlile is ready for adoption. 

Carlile's age is estimated to be approximately 3-4 years old. She is a small German Shepherd, and weighs 50-55lbs.

Carlile, like the other Tokul dogs, is shy of new people, but craves attention and it doesn't take long before she'll approach you for some love. She is vocal and will let you know how she's feeling with a low whine, a grumble (not a growl) or a little howl. She will need additional socialization with other people, which will need to be done at a slow pace. 

Carlile wasn’t a big fan of other dogs, but we moved her into an experienced foster home with two other dogs and she has learned to live peacefully with them and even plays now. An in person meet and greet with any other dogs in the home will be required, and it may take a couple of meetings to truly gauge how well they might interact. 

She will also need to live in a cat free home. 

We are only considering homes with children 13+ years that are dog savvy. While she has never show any signs of aggression, she is easily overwhelmed as she adjusts to her new world, and we don't want her to be pushed to the point she feels the need to protect herself. 

A fenced yard is required and she can never be allowed off leash outside of a secure area as she will be a high flight risk. We recommend walking with a martingale collar and harness, double leashed. 

Carlile's adoption fee is $200; however, with proof of registration for training, we will waive the adoption fee. She has had a full medical workup, is vaccinated, spayed, microchipped, and comes with a martingale collar, harness and leash. 

If you are interested in fostering to adopt Carlile, please contact us!

Robin was abandoned at Snoqualmie Point Park along with another German Shepherd, Batman. SVPS Board Members Susan Burk and Dorie Ross participated in her rescue. 

Robin is very fearful of people and was struggling in a shelter setting, so SVPS took her in and she is living in a wonderful foster home. She will going to a Board and Train facility for 8 days for some extensive one on one training to help build her confidence.