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saylor
Wheeling, IL
Meet saylor
Saylor is at our shelter. Please submit an application from our website or just come in to meet her during open hours!
Scroll through her pictures to see her cute video content!
Sweet Saylor has had a difficult 2026 so far: She was brought in to Chicago Animal Care and Control in January as a chipped stray, and then reclaimed by her owners. In the spring, she was once again brought into CACC as a stray, but this time no one came for her. Saylor was already on the volunteers' radars as a great adoption candidate, especially for families! She loves everyone and had done great at events meeting all types of people and dogs. Of course, we had our eyes on her then and were hoping to make her a Heartland dog, but Saylor was quickly adopted from CACC by a family who had other dogs and young kids.
In late June, the family returned her to CACC stating that they "needed to move and could not take her with." This time, we were quick to make her a Heartland dog and ensure she finds a great home that will stick!
As is the case with so many dogs who wind up with rescues like ours, Saylor has been let down by people repeatedly. Like so many dogs who have been through that, she remains one of the happiest dogs we have met and a testament to resilience. Now that we are past the half-way point of 2026, we are determined to change the narrative of Saylor being let down by people!
Saylor is silly and sweet, and has perfect energy. She is not too energetic, and knows when to turn it off and chill, but she is up for adventure and play!
This goes for when she is with people and with other dogs!
We love her "klutzy" side, like when she is really enjoying being pet and gives a spin and offers her booty, she might stumble over herself in the cutest way. She walks great on a leash and has such good manners! Saylor has not had an accident in her kennel, which bodes well for a home (though accidents in adjustment are common even in house trained dogs!).
Saylor is as close to perfection as we could hope for. She is a great age, in great shape, and has a great personality. We hope her new beginning is right around the corner.
Saylor’s adoption fee has been generously sponsored by The Rosenthal Family Foundation. She is spayed, up to date on core vaccines, and Heartworm negative.
Scroll through her pictures to see her cute video content!
Sweet Saylor has had a difficult 2026 so far: She was brought in to Chicago Animal Care and Control in January as a chipped stray, and then reclaimed by her owners. In the spring, she was once again brought into CACC as a stray, but this time no one came for her. Saylor was already on the volunteers' radars as a great adoption candidate, especially for families! She loves everyone and had done great at events meeting all types of people and dogs. Of course, we had our eyes on her then and were hoping to make her a Heartland dog, but Saylor was quickly adopted from CACC by a family who had other dogs and young kids.
In late June, the family returned her to CACC stating that they "needed to move and could not take her with." This time, we were quick to make her a Heartland dog and ensure she finds a great home that will stick!
As is the case with so many dogs who wind up with rescues like ours, Saylor has been let down by people repeatedly. Like so many dogs who have been through that, she remains one of the happiest dogs we have met and a testament to resilience. Now that we are past the half-way point of 2026, we are determined to change the narrative of Saylor being let down by people!
Saylor is silly and sweet, and has perfect energy. She is not too energetic, and knows when to turn it off and chill, but she is up for adventure and play!
This goes for when she is with people and with other dogs!
We love her "klutzy" side, like when she is really enjoying being pet and gives a spin and offers her booty, she might stumble over herself in the cutest way. She walks great on a leash and has such good manners! Saylor has not had an accident in her kennel, which bodes well for a home (though accidents in adjustment are common even in house trained dogs!).
Saylor is as close to perfection as we could hope for. She is a great age, in great shape, and has a great personality. We hope her new beginning is right around the corner.
Saylor’s adoption fee has been generously sponsored by The Rosenthal Family Foundation. She is spayed, up to date on core vaccines, and Heartworm negative.
More About saylor
HEALTH:
Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
saylor's Details
| BREED: | Mixed Breed (Large) |
| SEX: | Female |
| AGE: | Adult |
| COAT COLOR: | Brindle |
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