Meet An Adoptable Dog
About Me
| Name: | Sage May 25 |
| Sex: | Female |
| Spayed/ Neutered: | Spay is not spayed. This is planned for early September. She will be spayed prior to adoption. |
| Breed: | American Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat) |
| Weight: | 30 lbs |
| Height: | 21 in |
| Estimated Birthdate: | 1/20/2025 |
| Fence Needed: | Yes, Sage requires a physically fenced in yard of 4 feet or higher. |
| Location: | Dreamweaver Farms, Pacolet SC |
| Adoption Fee: | $299 |
My Story
Date into Rescue: 5/20/2025
Reason for being in rescue: Found as a stray about 1/2 mile from our rescue and brought in by a concerned citizen who could not leave the tiny pup on the side of the road
Special Needs: Sage is up to date on vaccines for her age. She is scheduled for spay the first week of September and will be available after that date. Sage was hairless as a puppy, a victim of demodex mange most likely caused by stress of a difficult start in life. She looks amazing now, sleek and beautiful.
What kind of home would be best for me: Sage is looking for a home who is looking for that special someone who stands out over all the rest. This is what she is practicing to be - the dog you never forget. While with us, Sage has grown into a truly special dog—equal parts wild child and cuddle bug. With structure, patience, and a sense of humor, she’s going to be someone’s heart dog.
Sage must have a playful, high-energy dog buddy in her new home. Her current besties are a standard poodle and another pit bull mix, and she thrives with that level of energy and interaction. Her next door neighbor best friend is a cav-a-poo the same age as she is and they are partners in crime and mischief. She’ll absolutely need a friend to wrestle with, nap next to, and learn from.
What is my personality like: Sage is a young American Pit Bull mixed with just a dash of brat. She’s a mischievous pup with a sparkle in her eye and a plan in her heart—usually involving something she shouldn’t be chewing.
Sage was originally found as a stray; a passerby noticed a clearly neglected puppy on the side of the road. Like any good human would, they stopped. Sage hopped right into the car, thrilled to be rescued. This kind lady drove half a mile down the road and found herself at the poodle farm. She stopped and knocked and the rest is history. Sage stayed with us.
When she arrived, Sage was in rough shape—covered in sores and missing over 75% of her fur. She was pitiful, but a vet visit revealed the culprit: demodex mange, a non-contagious skin condition caused by microscopic mites that live in hair follicles. It’s often the result of an immature immune system, especially in young dogs. The good news - it’s very treatable, and Sage has recovered completely. Her beautiful black coat now shines nicely with health and vitality. She’s finally feeling like the playful pup she was meant to be.
Let’s talk personality. Sage is confident, chaotic, and proud of it. Every paper towel she shreds is an artistic expression—and she’ll absolutely look you in the eye to ask if you’re proud of her masterpiece. Sage is one of those dogs who will always keep herself entertained, she's frequently seen chasing her own tail, throwing the toys for herself, and bribing her foster siblings into a game of wrestling. She’s all things puppy: curious, energetic, and in need of clear boundaries and structure.
Sage is all about water, this girl loves to roll all around in the creeks. She splashes in and out and encourages her foster siblings to do the same. Sage is a water dog at heart and requests that her family take her out to splash in the water often.
Sage is smart, but she needs guidance. Her new home should be committed to consistent, positive reinforcement training. Short sessions that reward good choices with treats and praise will help her blossom. She thrives on routine, so regular schedules for meals, walks, and playtime will make her feel secure. Mental stimulation is just as important—puzzle toys, sniffy games, and teaching her new tricks will go a long way in keeping her out of trouble (or at least some of it). Socialization is key at this stage in her life, and she’ll need help gaining confidence with new sights, sounds, and people in a positive, slow-paced way.
While Sage is all things chaos, she's also all things sweet and cuddly. Sage loves to sleep in bed cuddled up with her foster mom. She loves to snuggle with her canine siblings; she loves to have a friend. Sage loves to watch television with her neighbors (yes, Sage frequently visits the neighbors, she's a popular girl) Sage is ready to sneak into your life and be the best pup you have ever met!
How do I act when I first meet new people: Friendly, Sage never meets a stranger!
Tips and Tidbits: Based on teeth and body development, Sage was estimated at 5 months old when she arrived in rescue. We celebrate her birthday January 20, 2025!
House trained: Dogs can be house trained if they are in the right environment and are allowed to follow a schedule as long as a physical reason doesn't keep them from being trained. A dog house trained in my home may not be in yours. We will help you teach your new dog this necessary skill and based on your schedule.
Reason for being in rescue: Found as a stray about 1/2 mile from our rescue and brought in by a concerned citizen who could not leave the tiny pup on the side of the road
Special Needs: Sage is up to date on vaccines for her age. She is scheduled for spay the first week of September and will be available after that date. Sage was hairless as a puppy, a victim of demodex mange most likely caused by stress of a difficult start in life. She looks amazing now, sleek and beautiful.
What kind of home would be best for me: Sage is looking for a home who is looking for that special someone who stands out over all the rest. This is what she is practicing to be - the dog you never forget. While with us, Sage has grown into a truly special dog—equal parts wild child and cuddle bug. With structure, patience, and a sense of humor, she’s going to be someone’s heart dog.
Sage must have a playful, high-energy dog buddy in her new home. Her current besties are a standard poodle and another pit bull mix, and she thrives with that level of energy and interaction. Her next door neighbor best friend is a cav-a-poo the same age as she is and they are partners in crime and mischief. She’ll absolutely need a friend to wrestle with, nap next to, and learn from.
What is my personality like: Sage is a young American Pit Bull mixed with just a dash of brat. She’s a mischievous pup with a sparkle in her eye and a plan in her heart—usually involving something she shouldn’t be chewing.
Sage was originally found as a stray; a passerby noticed a clearly neglected puppy on the side of the road. Like any good human would, they stopped. Sage hopped right into the car, thrilled to be rescued. This kind lady drove half a mile down the road and found herself at the poodle farm. She stopped and knocked and the rest is history. Sage stayed with us.
When she arrived, Sage was in rough shape—covered in sores and missing over 75% of her fur. She was pitiful, but a vet visit revealed the culprit: demodex mange, a non-contagious skin condition caused by microscopic mites that live in hair follicles. It’s often the result of an immature immune system, especially in young dogs. The good news - it’s very treatable, and Sage has recovered completely. Her beautiful black coat now shines nicely with health and vitality. She’s finally feeling like the playful pup she was meant to be.
Let’s talk personality. Sage is confident, chaotic, and proud of it. Every paper towel she shreds is an artistic expression—and she’ll absolutely look you in the eye to ask if you’re proud of her masterpiece. Sage is one of those dogs who will always keep herself entertained, she's frequently seen chasing her own tail, throwing the toys for herself, and bribing her foster siblings into a game of wrestling. She’s all things puppy: curious, energetic, and in need of clear boundaries and structure.
Sage is all about water, this girl loves to roll all around in the creeks. She splashes in and out and encourages her foster siblings to do the same. Sage is a water dog at heart and requests that her family take her out to splash in the water often.
Sage is smart, but she needs guidance. Her new home should be committed to consistent, positive reinforcement training. Short sessions that reward good choices with treats and praise will help her blossom. She thrives on routine, so regular schedules for meals, walks, and playtime will make her feel secure. Mental stimulation is just as important—puzzle toys, sniffy games, and teaching her new tricks will go a long way in keeping her out of trouble (or at least some of it). Socialization is key at this stage in her life, and she’ll need help gaining confidence with new sights, sounds, and people in a positive, slow-paced way.
While Sage is all things chaos, she's also all things sweet and cuddly. Sage loves to sleep in bed cuddled up with her foster mom. She loves to snuggle with her canine siblings; she loves to have a friend. Sage loves to watch television with her neighbors (yes, Sage frequently visits the neighbors, she's a popular girl) Sage is ready to sneak into your life and be the best pup you have ever met!
How do I act when I first meet new people: Friendly, Sage never meets a stranger!
Tips and Tidbits: Based on teeth and body development, Sage was estimated at 5 months old when she arrived in rescue. We celebrate her birthday January 20, 2025!
House trained: Dogs can be house trained if they are in the right environment and are allowed to follow a schedule as long as a physical reason doesn't keep them from being trained. A dog house trained in my home may not be in yours. We will help you teach your new dog this necessary skill and based on your schedule.
Potential Adopters
Please note - we do not ship or transport our dogs. If you are interested in adopting a dog, take a look at the distance between the dog's location and your location and make sure you are able to make the trip.
Thank you for your interest in a dog who needs a new home. This description contains all that we currently know about this dog. We have no perfect dogs - but many of our dogs have proven to be perfect for a certain someone. We urge all of our potential adopters not to fall in love with a picture. When screening applications, we look at the entire home and then make suggestions based on what would be a good fit for your home. You are not being screened for a specific dog although we are looking to see what type of dog interests you - poodles or non poodles, age, temperament, personality, etc. Our goal is to match you with the best possible pet for you and your home. We want to create furever families.
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