Daisy

She was found as a stray by a kind person who wanted to help, but after just a few days they realized they couldn't keep her. Now Daisy is waiting for someone who can give her the forever home she deserves.<br/><br/>Daisy is completely potty trained, knows sit, happily goes into her crate, and even eats her meals there. She loves belly rubs, giving kisses, curling up in a cozy dog bed, and being inside with her people. She's playful, intelligent, curious, gentle, and has the sweetest personality.<br/><br/>She has done well with dogs, where she is playful and submissive. She may be afraid of men at first and could have some separation anxiety, so she'll do best with someone who is patient and willing to let her build trust at her own pace.<br/><br/>Daisy has so much love to give—she just needs someone to give her a chance.<br/><br/>Call the shelter at 972-744-4480 or email AskRichardsonAnimalServices@cor.gov to learn more.

She was found as a stray by a kind person who wanted to help, but after just a few days they realized they couldn't keep her. Now Daisy is waiting for someone who can give her the forever home she deserves.

Daisy is completely potty trained, knows sit, happily goes into her crate, and even eats her meals there. She loves belly rubs, giving kisses, curling up in a cozy dog bed, and being inside with her people. She's playful, intelligent, curious, gentle, and has the sweetest personality.

She has done well with dogs, where she is playful and submissive. She may be afraid of men at first and could have some separation anxiety, so she'll do best with someone who is patient and willing to let her build trust at her own pace.

Daisy has so much love to give—she just needs someone to give her a chance.

Call the shelter at 972-744-4480 or email AskRichardsonAnimalServices@cor.gov to learn more.

She was found as a stray by a kind person who wanted to help, but after just a few days they realized they couldn't keep her. Now Daisy is waiting for someone who can give her the forever home she deserves.

Daisy is completely potty trained, knows sit, happily goes into her crate, and even eats her meals there. She loves belly rubs, giving kisses, curling up in a cozy dog bed, and being inside with her people. She's playful, intelligent, curious, gentle, and has the sweetest personality.

She has done well with dogs, where she is playful and submissive. She may be afraid of men at first and could have some separation anxiety, so she'll do best with someone who is patient and willing to let her build trust at her own pace.

Daisy has so much love to give—she just needs someone to give her a chance.

Call the shelter at 972-744-4480 or email AskRichardsonAnimalServices@cor.gov to learn more.