Bailey

Bailey (aka "Piglet," "Muppet")<br/><br/>Meet Bailey, a curious, affectionate, and mellow senior girl around seven years old who weighs twenty-four pounds! She's moderate energy — happy to spend the day snoozing with her favorite person, but also up for a two-mile walk in the woods just to sniff everything (her foster says she really walks them, not the other way around!).<br/><br/>Bailey is definitely people-oriented and adjusts to new settings with remarkable ease — she crawled right into her foster's lap the moment they met, and did the same with every family member she encountered. She navigates newness with curiosity rather than fear.<br/><br/>She's potty trained and lets her people know when she needs to go out, and she's crate trained too — just point, and she happily heads right in, treating it as her safe space. She's great on a leash, occasionally led by her excellent nose, but respectful of a gentle tug when it's time to move along. She's picking up on "this way" and "let's go."<br/><br/>Bailey's days are full of walks, sniffing adventures, naps, and family time — she especially loves being out in nature. She can be handled for baths with a little gentle encouragement, and she's a big fan of sardines and salmon at dinnertime!<br/><br/>Bailey would be an ideal companion for an older adopter or someone who works from home — gentle, mellow, and happy to be her shadow around the house. She's adaptable enough for the city but truly lights up in nature, and she'd do best in a family or couple's home on one level, or with minimal stairs.<br/><br/>**What her foster says about her:**<br/>"Regardless of any history of neglect, she has the sweetest disposition and simply wants to be loved. We love how curious she is and how much she enjoys everything from food to affection to inspecting chipmunk dwellings."<br/><br/>Bailey is currently on thyroid medication and being treated for a mild yeast overgrowth — both manageable and being addressed with ongoing vet care. She previously tested positive for heartworm and was treated before traveling north.<br/><br/>**INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?**<br/>To adopt apply on our website [www.truenorthrescue.org/adopt](https://www.truenorthrescue.org/adopt) and email adopt@truenorthrescue.org to follow up on your application.<br/><br/>PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL TO ASK IF HE/SHE IS AVAILABLE. IF THIS LISTING IS UP, THE DOG IS NOT ADOPTED YET.<br/><br/>Also, we have a very high volume of applications and we are all volunteers. We cannot respond to every application personally. Please make sure your application gives us a good picture of your family and the life you plan on providing a dog from our rescue. We choose a home based on the BEST FIT for EACH dog and approve on a dog by dog basis. Thank you!

Bailey (aka "Piglet," "Muppet")

Meet Bailey, a curious, affectionate, and mellow senior girl around seven years old who weighs twenty-four pounds! She's moderate energy — happy to spend the day snoozing with her favorite person, but also up for a two-mile walk in the woods just to sniff everything (her foster says she really walks them, not the other way around!).

Bailey is definitely people-oriented and adjusts to new settings with remarkable ease — she crawled right into her foster's lap the moment they met, and did the same with every family member she encountered. She navigates newness with curiosity rather than fear.

She's potty trained and lets her people know when she needs to go out, and she's crate trained too — just point, and she happily heads right in, treating it as her safe space. She's great on a leash, occasionally led by her excellent nose, but respectful of a gentle tug when it's time to move along. She's picking up on "this way" and "let's go."

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Bailey (aka "Piglet," "Muppet")

Meet Bailey, a curious, affectionate, and mellow senior girl around seven years old who weighs twenty-four pounds! She's moderate energy — happy to spend the day snoozing with her favorite person, but also up for a two-mile walk in the woods just to sniff everything (her foster says she really walks them, not the other way around!).

Bailey is definitely people-oriented and adjusts to new settings with remarkable ease — she crawled right into her foster's lap the moment they met, and did the same with every family member she encountered. She navigates newness with curiosity rather than fear.

She's potty trained and lets her people know when she needs to go out, and she's crate trained too — just point, and she happily heads right in, treating it as her safe space. She's great on a leash, occasionally led by her excellent nose, but respectful of a gentle tug when it's time to move along. She's picking up on "this way" and "let's go."

Bailey's days are full of walks, sniffing adventures, naps, and family time — she especially loves being out in nature. She can be handled for baths with a little gentle encouragement, and she's a big fan of sardines and salmon at dinnertime!

Bailey would be an ideal companion for an older adopter or someone who works from home — gentle, mellow, and happy to be her shadow around the house. She's adaptable enough f