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At 13, SASHA had to handle a big life change from one home since a puppy, to rescue at Glen Highland. Thankfully, she is starting to realize that the Sanctuary life is tailored to her happiness. We are seeing this lovely girl take a deep breath and feel things just might work out! She is beginning to move around the house and select spots to watch everything unfold. She’s even enjoying the outdoors! She is such a gentle soul with a very sweet nature, undeserving of abandonment.
Within a couple days, her anxiety started to lessen and we now see a radiant girl that will blossom with more time. We are delighted to give her a Sanctuary life of much better care and love. Sasha did arrive without much hair on most of her back which is likely due to a severe flea infestation at some time so needs medicated baths. She also has lyme disease which we’ll treat as well as other medical needs that arise.
Special thanks to the Hillside SPCA in PA for reaching out to us and to Aiyana Persinger for transporting her South.
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From Gregg & Jodi, GH alums Mia, Charlie, Zorro & Apollo Barbara Erskine and my wonderful senior girl, GH alum Janie For all the dogs I've loved before - Sue Basehore Gretchen Rierson Hope you feel all the caring thoughts surrounding you right where you are. - Cathy & Steve Bouck, Ziggy and GH alum, Lincoln Sasha needs 2 more angels!
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Sasha’s initial pictures on arrival showed a very worried Border Collie trying to make sense of yet another big change. 
Sasha spent two weeks in a Pennsylvania shelter due to a quarantine situation which created so much anxiety for her. We are grateful the shelter worked with Glen Highland over the years and reached out for help. We know she is good with cats. She is 45 pounds. 