Daisy adopteren

Bichon Frisé · Vrouwelijk · Volwassen · 7 jaren

Sweet, affectionate and full of character, Daisy is the kind of companion who will quietly follow you from room to room before curling up for a well earned nap nearby. While she can be a little cautious when meeting new people, those lucky enough to earn her trust soon discover a devoted, loyal friend with a wonderfully loving nature. Since arriving in foster care and having her matted coat clipped, Daisy's playful side has emerged in the most wonderful way. She's become increasingly confident, enjoys both interactive and independent play, and can often be found racing around with joyful zoomies when the mood takes her. She walks beautifully on lead, enjoys exploring parks and pavements, and would love discovering new walking routes with her future family. Intelligent and curious, Daisy likes to keep an eye on everything happening around her, while also appreciating quiet moments to relax. Add in her fondness for a tasty Dentastix and her growing confidence each day, and it's easy to imagine Daisy becoming a cherished companion who brings warmth, laughter and affection to every day. Please note: If you already have an open adoption application and are interested in knowing if Daisy is a match, please let us know you are interested in her by emailing us on . Appointment slots are available everyday from 11. Meet Daisy, a 7-year-old Shih Tzu Cross looking for a loving home where she can continue growing in confidence. She would thrive with adopters who understand the importance of regular grooming to keep her comfortable and feeling her best, and who can offer her a home with a garden to enjoy. Daisy is best suited to a household with children aged 12 and over and would be happiest as the only dog in the home, allowing her to soak up all the love and attention from her family while building a close and lasting bond. Although she can be selective about other dogs, she is generally friendly, given appropriate introductions on walks. Her new family will need to be patient while helping her settle, gradually building up any time spent alone and supporting her as she adjusts to sleeping arrangements, as she is used to having company nearby and likes knowing her people aren't too far away.

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