Meet Allie

This 8-9 year old sweetheart is looking for a calm, loving home where she can enjoy her golden years in peace and comfort. Allie came to Dog Squad under heartbreaking circumstances, but her resilience is nothing short of inspiring. Now thriving in her foster home, Allie is ready to find a forever family who will cherish her for the gentle, affectionate girl she is.

Allie is the perfect mix of easygoing and spunky, and she loves nothing more than soft beds, belly rubs, and being close to her people. She’s currently coexisting with other dogs in her foster home, but ideally, she’d love to be your one and only—a spoiled-only-dog lifestyle suits her perfectly! We do not recommend a home with cats. 

Allie is spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, and ready to bring warmth, loyalty, and joy into her next chapter. Could that be with you?

Squad foster Allie went on a little shopping spree at The K9 Shop this week, and we loved every minute of it! Her sweet face and wagging tail always brighten our day. 

Allie is thriving in her foster home, where her amazing foster mom handcrafts her meals every day—starting with Albright’s Raw as the base. It’s no wonder this girl is looking better and better every time we see her!  

If you’ve been following Allie’s journey, you know she recently had four mast cell tumors removed. We finally got the histopathology report back, and here’s the best news ever:

✅ All tumors had clear margins
✅ No increased scary mitotic activity
✅ All tumors were low grade
✅ Recurrence is highly unlikely

In short? Allie is healthy and officially ready to find a forever family to love her through her golden years. She may be 8-9 years old, but she’s still got a whole lot of love (and spunk!) to give.

 Our sweet squad foster Allie had a big surgery this week to remove four mast cell tumors from across her body. While mast cell tumors are cancerous, our vet is optimistic that Allie’s haven’t spread—and we’ll have a clearer picture once her biopsy results come back next week.

Right now, Allie is recovering comfortably in her foster home, being pampered like the absolute queen she is (as she should be!). 

Allie is truly the whole package. She’s spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations and preventatives, crate and house trained, and interacts well with other dogs. At around 8–9 years old, she’s looking for a soft place to land—and a forever family to love her through her golden years. 

Once she finishes healing, she’ll be ready to head home… could that be with you? 

Squad Foster Allie is a certified good girl—and she proved it tonight! 

Allie joined her foster mom at a Battle Buddies service dog training group, and y’all… she is flawless. Calm. Gentle. Loving. Total perfection.

The vet estimates Allie to be about 8–9 years old (not 11 like we first thought), and honestly? She is one of the easiest dogs we’ve ever met. Friendly with every human and pup she meets, she just wants to love and be loved. No drama, just gratitude and sweetness in dog form.

Come meet her next Wednesday, April 30th, at Bark in the Park with the Greenville Drive!
She’ll be there with some of her Squad friends, and we’d love to see meet her future forever family.

We wish her welcome didn’t come under such heartbreaking circumstances.

On Friday, Allie was rushed to Fetch after being brutally attacked by three other dogs in her home. She didn’t fight back. She couldn’t. By the time she arrived at the hospital, her body was ravaged with deep puncture wounds. One of her ears was filleted and had to be sewn back together. 

Allie is believed to be around 11 years old, though the vet team suspects she may be a little younger—closer to 8 or 9. She is spayed, heartworm negative, and the kind of dog who still greets you with a wagging tail and soft kisses, even after surviving something unthinkable. 

After dropping her off for emergency care, her owner never came back.

No check-ins. No goodbye. Just… gone.

Multiple calls from the hospital went unanswered before the number was eventually blocked. Allie was officially abandoned at the ER.

On Tuesday, the medical director at Fetch called us directly. She pleaded for us to take her in. The shelter was the next stop. And for a senior dog with visible wounds and no one to fight for her, that would have been a death sentence.

We didn’t hesitate. We couldn’t.

No dog should endure what Allie has been through and then be tossed aside.

Thanks to your incredible support, Allie will be discharged tomorrow and will begin her recovery in a safe and loving foster home—under the care of a Fetch intern who refused to let her fall through the cracks.

But now we urgently need your help.

Allie’s hospital bill has reached $4,487.48, and as a nonprofit that operates solely on donations, we can’t do this without you. Two weeks ago, we were victims of a donation scam that wiped out our funds, making it even harder to give dogs like Allie the help they deserve.