Sandy, about 1½ years old, came from China in December 2019. She was a breeder dog that Eva Dudas, the manager of the Harbin rescue facility, was able to buy directly from a slaughterhouse breeder who was closing down. Sandy did not spend any time in the overcrowded shelter. She is a lighter golden color. Eva has had her for about six weeks at a boarding facility. She is well socialized and playful. Sandy has developed allergies to something here in Arizona. She is being treated with Apoquel and was given an adoption addendum for three months of continued medication. Sandy was getting car sick every time she was taken to the vet. She also was a food-grabber and was horning in on the resident dog’s food because he is a slower eater. Our AGR behaviorist did a visit and left the adopter with many suggestions for modifying some undesirable behaviors like this. Everything seems to have worked out now, and Sandy is enjoying her new life in Arizona.