Daisy

Courtesy Listing:<br/><br/>Daisy, 80 lbs/6 years old, grabbed a one-way ticket out of Texas as a puppy back in 2020 and landed the good life. Sadly, her world changed when her beloved momma passed away in September 2025. Since then, this sweet girl has been learning how to start over — and she’s doing her very best. After about 5 weeks acclimating with her current foster — Boom — out came the goofy smiles, loving heart, and playful personality.<br/>Now let’s be honest… Daisy sometimes thinks she’s the boss. With patience, consistency, and guidance she’s learning how to adapt and thrive. She truly needs time to decompress and a confident, kind leader to help her feel secure.<br/>Like many COVID pups, Daisy missed out on early socialization — but don’t worry, her capacity to love is off the charts. <br/>Daisy’s Dream Home:<br/>• Only dog — she wants all the love to herself<br/>• Enjoys car rides <br/>• Walks nicely on leash<br/>• Happy seeing other dogs from a distance<br/>• Low to moderate energy<br/>• Loves wandering the yard, playing with toys, and a good game of “catch me if you can!”<br/><br/>New people? Slow and steady wins the race. A quick meet outside, treats at the ready, and letting Daisy approach on her terms helps her feel safe and confident.<br/>Daisy is searching for a forever family who can give her the love, patience, and security she once knew — and deserves again.<br/>Could that be you? <br/>If you’re ready to open your heart (and your treat pouch), Daisy is ready to meet you.

Courtesy Listing:

Daisy, 80 lbs/6 years old, grabbed a one-way ticket out of Texas as a puppy back in 2020 and landed the good life. Sadly, her world changed when her beloved momma passed away in September 2025. Since then, this sweet girl has been learning how to start over — and she’s doing her very best. After about 5 weeks acclimating with her current foster — Boom — out came the goofy smiles, loving heart, and playful personality.
Now let’s be honest… Daisy sometimes thinks she’s the boss. With patience, consistency, and guidance she’s learning how to adapt and thrive. She truly needs time to decompress and a confident, kind leader to help her feel secure.
Like many COVID pups, Daisy missed out on early socialization — but don’t worry, her capacity to love is off the charts.
Daisy’s Dream Home:
• Only dog — she wants all the love to herself
• Enjoys car rides
• Walks nicely on leash
• Happy seeing other dogs from a distance
• Low to moderate energy
• Loves wandering the ya

Courtesy Listing:

Daisy, 80 lbs/6 years old, grabbed a one-way ticket out of Texas as a puppy back in 2020 and landed the good life. Sadly, her world changed when her beloved momma passed away in September 2025. Since then, this sweet girl has been learning how to start over — and she’s doing her very best. After about 5 weeks acclimating with her current foster — Boom — out came the goofy smiles, loving heart, and playful personality.
Now let’s be honest… Daisy sometimes thinks she’s the boss. With patience, consistency, and guidance she’s learning how to adapt and thrive. She truly needs time to decompress and a confident, kind leader to help her feel secure.
Like many COVID pups, Daisy missed out on early socialization — but don’t worry, her capacity to love is off the charts.
Daisy’s Dream Home:
• Only dog — she wants all the love to herself
• Enjoys car rides
• Walks nicely on leash
• Happy seeing other dogs from a distance
• Low to moderate energy
• Loves wandering the yard, playing with toys, and a good game of “catch me if you can!”

New people? Slow and steady wins the race. A quick meet outside, treats at the ready, and letting Daisy approach on her terms helps her feel safe and confident.
Daisy is searching for a forever family who can give her the love, patience, and security she once knew — and deserves again.
Could that be you?
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