Candy

Candy<br/>Nine years old, 9lbs<br/>Rescued in the southwest with after her owner passed away<br/>Vaccinated and altered <br/><br/>Meet Candy (aka Girly Pop)! This loving, sweet, playful, girl is moderate energy and thoroughly people-oriented — she's wonderfully adaptable, handling new situations with ease and greeting new people and dogs alike with genuine enthusiasm. She's excited and sweet right from the first hello with new people, a bit cautious at first with other dogs before her curiosity takes over, and though her feline compatibility is unknown, she settles in nicely alongside resident dogs when kenneled together. She's excited when guests come over, and while she may whine a little at first when left alone, she settles in quickly.<br/><br/>Candy is potty trained and flexible with pads or outdoor breaks, and while she's not fully crate trained (she'd rather not be crated when people are home), she'll happily use it as a retreat when things feel like a lot. She walks on leash at her own relaxed, leisurely pace, and though she doesn't know formal commands, she knows her name well. Her days are simple and content — indoor play with stuffed toys or a few short walks — and she has a especially sweet ritual of bringing her stuffed animals to the couch to play with each one before settling down for the night. At 9 years old, she's settled comfortably into her personality with nothing major left to work on. Candy would do best as an only dog or with a companion in a moderate, apartment-friendly household, ideally with a single person or couple who'll enjoy her constant company — she loves giving kisses, follows her people from room to room, and curls up right by your leg. She's ready to be someone's devoted, affectionate best friend.<br/><br/><br/>INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?<br/>To adopt apply on our website 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!

Candy
Nine years old, 9lbs
Rescued in the southwest with after her owner passed away
Vaccinated and altered

Meet Candy (aka Girly Pop)! This loving, sweet, playful, girl is moderate energy and thoroughly people-oriented — she's wonderfully adaptable, handling new situations with ease and greeting new people and dogs alike with genuine enthusiasm. She's excited and sweet right from the first hello with new people, a bit cautious at first with other dogs before her curiosity takes over, and though her feline compatibility is unknown, she settles in nicely alongside resident dogs when kenneled together. She's excited when guests come over, and while she may whine a little at first when left alone, she settles in quickly.

Candy is potty trained and flexible with pads or outdoor breaks, and while she's not fully crate trained (she'd rather not be crated when people are home), she'll happily use it as a retreat when things feel like a lot. She walks on leash at her own relaxed, leisurely pace, and th

Candy
Nine years old, 9lbs
Rescued in the southwest with after her owner passed away
Vaccinated and altered

Meet Candy (aka Girly Pop)! This loving, sweet, playful, girl is moderate energy and thoroughly people-oriented — she's wonderfully adaptable, handling new situations with ease and greeting new people and dogs alike with genuine enthusiasm. She's excited and sweet right from the first hello with new people, a bit cautious at first with other dogs before her curiosity takes over, and though her feline compatibility is unknown, she settles in nicely alongside resident dogs when kenneled together. She's excited when guests come over, and while she may whine a little at first when left alone, she settles in quickly.

Candy is potty trained and flexible with pads or outdoor breaks, and while she's not fully crate trained (she'd rather not be crated when people are home), she'll happily use it as a retreat when things feel like a lot. She walks on leash at her own relaxed, leisurely pace, and though she doesn't know formal commands, she knows her name well. Her days are simple and content — indoor play with stuffed toys or a few short walks — and she has a especially sweet ritual of bringing her stuffed animals to the couch to play with each one before settling down for the night. At 9 years old, she's settled comfortably into her personality with nothing major left to work on. Candy wou