My husband and I set off to West Virginia to pick her up. What started out to be a quick trip ended up lasting over 10 hours due to delays with road construction and bad weather. She sure was happy to see a friendly person. The first thing I had to do once we got her home was to bathe her as she had that shelter smell and also a few fleas. She didn't get to meet the rest of our dog and cat clan until the next day.
Sugar is such a calm and wonderful dog.
The last rescue we took in was friendly, but had a lot of fears of noises and such. Sugar is very outgoing and walks nicely on a leash. Something my own dogs don't always do. The right home came in the form of a nice lady from Northern Virginia who wanted Sugar to be her walking companion. Sugar likes to greet and keep an eye on her 13 month old grandson and also sleep on her bed.