Macie is a 7 year old Plotthound mix. She is proper lady and prefers a house without too much noise and commotion. She would love a home without young children, but older and calmer kids are more her jam. One final thing, as of right now Macie is not comfortable sharing her space with another dog. We know that it might be a tall order, but we're HOPEing that the HOPE family can help make her dreams come true.
Macie is sponsored by Furry Friends Network, Kennel License #5011, and her adoption fee is $425 and she comes with FREE lifetime training and behavior support through HOPE.
You can apply to make her all yours here, https://www.furryfriendsnetwork.org/adoption-application/. You can also apply to foster her here, furryfriendsnetwork.org/foster/foster-application/.
09/24/2024
Macie is starting to get more curious about her foster home, but not at all about the other dogs. She's decided that she does not LIKE them and would actually prefer if they didn't exist at all. She has learned that if she limps around Tractor Supply she get's LOTS of sympathy treats from each of the employees there, so she absolutely LOVES that part of the outing. However, she also learned that other dogs can go to Tractor Supply, and she finds this horrendous. She wanted me to ask to speak to the Manager, but I told her that would make me look crazy, since dogs can't talk!
09/12/2024
Macie is doing well in her temp foster home, but she's definitely not a fan of all the large, energetic dogs in the home. She's like that person standing on the sidewalk yelling at all the cars to SLOW DOWN, but they just ignore her. She does seem to prefer the older dog in the home, but she will also read him the riot act if he comes up too fast, or lingers too long near her.
All in all, she's doing great, because if she's got the energy to yell at the other dogs, she' must be feeling better. She also likes to remind everyone when its dinner time, and she's not a fan of hitting that snooze button more than once or twice either! She's an early riser who enjoys her names throughout the day and a short brisk walk in the evening.
09/06/2024
This week has been a little rough on Macie, due to the fact that Macie hasn't been feeling very well. She has a slight skin rash, which is bothering her, but we've been treating it while waiting for a vet appointment. She hasn't had an appetite either, so hopefully a vet appointment will help our girl!
UPDATE - Macie went to the vet and is now on medication for a double ear infection and skin infection. She in a temporary foster home with the HOPE Trainer, but we're hoping to find a more suitable or permanent home for our girl.
08/30/2024
Well, this week Macie played fetch for once and she also now eats everything except her dog food! No matter how hard I try offering her food or waiting for her to eat, she will snub it! She tried some venison, and she seemed to love that! And of course she will each dog treats all day long, but not her food. LOL
She’s come a long way since she’s joined the Program, and I think her best skill so far is coming when I call her. She is an older gal so she’s not super-fast or super active, but that’s understandable. She’s still a little cautious around crowds, but she’s progressing every week.
08/23/2024
Well, this week has been a little adventure. Macie has been adjusting to her new living quarter, but at the same time exploring her surroundings. More important than any of that, Macie gives me LOTS of loving! Kisses, paws, and even plays tug with me! She is starting to play with Callie and Louie too!
Macie is a little nervous in her new home, and sometimes struggles with wanting to leave the cell. Its safe in there for her, and outside the cell is a little scary. We're going to focus on building her confidence. She's also adjusting to the noises here, sometimes letting out a soft growl to say that she's not sure about what she just heard. We will continue to work with her and help her adjust!
08/16/2024
Macie will be joining the HOPE family on Friday August 16th. Be sure to check back again for more information on Macie!
The Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance (CPAA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to save the lives of dogs in central Pennsylvania through rescuing, fostering, adoptions, training through its Hounds of Prison Education (HOPE) training and rehabilitation program at the State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill (SCI-Camp Hill), and public outreach and education on responsible pet ownership.