Daisy

Meet Daisy — A Second Chance at the Life She Deserves <br/>Daisy is a beautiful Australian Cattle Dog born November 17, 2025, weighing about 40 pounds — and she is ready for someone to finally show her what it means to be loved. <br/>Daisy and her sister were living in a small pen in heartbreaking conditions, with nothing to lay on, no food or water bowls, and nothing to play with. We were originally supposed to pick the girls up, have them spayed, and return them to their owner.<br/>But when I saw how they were living, I started to cry. I simply couldn't bring myself to take Daisy and Lily back there.<br/>While Daisy and Lily were at the clinic, my husband immediately sprang into action and put together a safe place for them to stay with us. That one decision changed Daisy's life. <br/>Daisy absolutely loves people. What she seems to want most in this world is human contact, attention, and someone who will make her feel safe and loved. She gets incredibly excited when she sees us and has plenty of energy to share!<br/>We've been working with Daisy on leash training, and she's making progress, but she'll need someone willing to continue helping her learn. She's always been an outside dog, but we truly believe she would love nothing more than to become an inside dog and be part of a family.<br/>A different sister was adopted as a puppy and is now getting the life she always deserved. Daisy deserves that same chance. She deserves a soft bed, a safe home, a full bowl, a loving family, and someone who will never make her wonder if she's wanted again. <br/>We know her person is out there. Someone is going to look into those sweet eyes and realize that Daisy is exactly the dog they've been waiting for.<br/>And we're going to help make that happen. <br/>Daisy's adoption fee is SPONSORED!<br/>She will also go home with a bag of dog food.<br/>If you think you could be Daisy's forever family, please reach out and give this girl the chance she's been waiting for.<br/>Daisy doesn't need someone to feel sorry for her. She needs someone to believe in her. And we believe in her with all our hearts. <br/>Please share Daisy's story — her forever person may be just one share away. <br/>Daisy is spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, on flea and tick prevention and micro-chipped. If you would like an adoption application and to set up a meet and greet, E-Mail or call or text Lori at: 760-680-3713 Located in Anderson, Mo. More pictures and video available upon request.

Meet Daisy — A Second Chance at the Life She Deserves
Daisy is a beautiful Australian Cattle Dog born November 17, 2025, weighing about 40 pounds — and she is ready for someone to finally show her what it means to be loved.
Daisy and her sister were living in a small pen in heartbreaking conditions, with nothing to lay on, no food or water bowls, and nothing to play with. We were originally supposed to pick the girls up, have them spayed, and return them to their owner.
But when I saw how they were living, I started to cry. I simply couldn't bring myself to take Daisy and Lily back there.
While Daisy and Lily were at the clinic, my husband immediately sprang into action and put together a safe place for them to stay with us. That one decision changed Daisy's life.
Daisy absolutely loves people. What she seems to want most in this world is human contact, attention, and someone who will make her feel safe and loved. She gets incredibly excited when she sees us and has plenty of energy to share!
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Meet Daisy — A Second Chance at the Life She Deserves
Daisy is a beautiful Australian Cattle Dog born November 17, 2025, weighing about 40 pounds — and she is ready for someone to finally show her what it means to be loved.
Daisy and her sister were living in a small pen in heartbreaking conditions, with nothing to lay on, no food or water bowls, and nothing to play with. We were originally supposed to pick the girls up, have them spayed, and return them to their owner.
But when I saw how they were living, I started to cry. I simply couldn't bring myself to take Daisy and Lily back there.
While Daisy and Lily were at the clinic, my husband immediately sprang into action and put together a safe place for them to stay with us. That one decision changed Daisy's life.
Daisy absolutely loves people. What she seems to want most in this world is human contact, attention, and someone who will make her feel safe and loved. She gets incredibly excited when she sees us and has plenty of energy to share!
We've been working with Daisy on leash training, and she's making progress, but she'll need someone willing to continue helping her learn. She's always been an outside dog, but we truly believe she would love nothing more than to become an inside dog and be part of a family.
A different sister was adopted as a puppy and is now getting the life she always deserved. Daisy deserves that same chance. S