Sassy & CocoaAvailable

Sassy & CocoaAvailable
About Sassy & Cocoa
Meet Sassy & Cocoa: A Perfect Bonded Pair! These two sweethearts are looking for a home together, and they're ready to steal your heart! Sassy and Cocoa are the ultimate package deal—affectionate, easygoing, and completely devoted to each other and their people. This bonded pair thrives on companionship and will happily follow you from room to room, supervising your every move with their adorable presence. They're excellent alert dogs who'll let you know if anyone's at the door, but mostly they just want to be wherever you are. Both girls are champion cuddlers who love belly rubs and will melt right into you when given the chance. Watch them snuggle together and you'll see the special bond they share. Sassy and Cocoa are wonderfully low-maintenance and adaptable dogs. They're crate-trained and settle beautifully together when needed—no fussing, just peaceful napping. They come when called (like race car drivers, according to their foster!), and Sassy even knows "sit." These girls would be perfect for first-time dog owners or anyone looking for sweet, uncomplicated companions who fit seamlessly into daily life. The girls are currently working on their leash manners and staying fit with their foster. With a little continued practice, they'll be perfect walking buddies! Sassy and Cocoa are ready to fill your days with love, loyalty, and endless affection. They deserve a wonderful forever home—and they'll repay your love tenfold. Could you be the one to give this precious pair their happily ever after? To schedule a meet and greet, please send an inquiry and fill out an adoption application, which can be easily found at www.jackjackspack.org/adopt Once your application has been approved, a member of our team will contact you to schedule a phone interview and a meet-and-greet. This process can take up to 10 days as we are volunteer run. Please keep in mind that we select the best-qualified applicants based on the needs of both the dog and the applicant.











