Daisy

Daisy is the smallest of her siblings, and she has faced the hardest journey. Although she is a parvovirus survivor, her deepest wounds are emotional. She was recently returned to the shelter because she could not adapt to her adoptive home; while she grew to love the woman in the family, she never accepted the man, expressing her fear through growling and warning snaps. She is an extremely timid girl who needs a family willing to commit to her long-term rehabilitation.<br/><br/>Information About Daisy<br/>-Name: Daisy.<br/>-Age: Approximately 1 year old.<br/>-Weight: 10 - 11 kg (22-24 lbs). She is shorter and smaller than her siblings.<br/>-Breed: Sighthound mix (physically resembles a Pharaoh or Ibizan Hound).<br/>-Temperament: Extremely timid and insecure. She feels terrified by the outside world and open spaces.<br/>-Behavior: She does not like leaving the house or walking on a leash. Due to her intense insecurity, she may show defensive behaviors toward people she doesn't trust (especially men). She needs a quiet home that won't pressure her and will help her gain confidence at her own pace.<br/>-Status: She has returned to the shelter and is looking for a real chance at rehabilitation.<br/><br/>What the Adoption Includes<br/>-Neutered / Spayed.<br/>-Multiple Vaccine (DHPPI: Distemper, Adenovirus type 2, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus).<br/>-Rabies Vaccine.<br/>-Internal and external deworming.<br/>-ISO identification microchip.<br/>-Medical history record.<br/>-Collar and leash.<br/>-Formal adoption contract.<br/><br/>Adoption & Donation Details<br/>-Total Donation: 150 USD.<br/>-Breakdown: Due to her difficult temperament caused by insecurity and fear, the adoption fee is only 100 USD (to cover spaying and vaccines) + 50 USD for transportation for the border crossing (paid directly to the transporter).<br/>-Our Goal: Our main priority is finding a family willing to work with her and rehabilitate her. A commitment to her well-being is the primary requirement.<br/>-Transportation & Travel<br/>Location: Tijuana.<br/>-Border Crossing: Delivery is available to Plaza Las Americas in Chula Vista (included in the 150 USD total).<br/><br/>How to Help<br/>We know Daisy will have a hard time finding a home because of her insecurity. She needs someone who isn't looking for the "perfect dog," but someone who wants to save a broken soul. If you have the time, patience, and love to rehabilitate her, please reach out.<br/><br/>WhatsApp: +52 664 764 1811 (Messages only)<br/>Email: forhappytails.dogrescue@gmail.com<br/><br/>Follow the Rescue Journey<br/>-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ForHappyTails<br/>-Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forhappytails<br/>-TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@for_happy_tails

Daisy is the smallest of her siblings, and she has faced the hardest journey. Although she is a parvovirus survivor, her deepest wounds are emotional. She was recently returned to the shelter because she could not adapt to her adoptive home; while she grew to love the woman in the family, she never accepted the man, expressing her fear through growling and warning snaps. She is an extremely timid girl who needs a family willing to commit to her long-term rehabilitation.

Information About Daisy
-Name: Daisy.
-Age: Approximately 1 year old.
-Weight: 10 - 11 kg (22-24 lbs). She is shorter and smaller than her siblings.
-Breed: Sighthound mix (physically resembles a Pharaoh or Ibizan Hound).
-Temperament: Extremely timid and insecure. She feels terrified by the outside world and open spaces.
-Behavior: She does not like leaving the house or walking on a leash. Due to her intense insecurity, she may show defensive behaviors toward people she doesn't trust (especially men). She needs a quiet home t

Daisy is the smallest of her siblings, and she has faced the hardest journey. Although she is a parvovirus survivor, her deepest wounds are emotional. She was recently returned to the shelter because she could not adapt to her adoptive home; while she grew to love the woman in the family, she never accepted the man, expressing her fear through growling and warning snaps. She is an extremely timid girl who needs a family willing to commit to her long-term rehabilitation.

Information About Daisy
-Name: Daisy.
-Age: Approximately 1 year old.
-Weight: 10 - 11 kg (22-24 lbs). She is shorter and smaller than her siblings.
-Breed: Sighthound mix (physically resembles a Pharaoh or Ibizan Hound).
-Temperament: Extremely timid and insecure. She feels terrified by the outside world and open spaces.
-Behavior: She does not like leaving the house or walking on a leash. Due to her intense insecurity, she may show defensive behaviors toward people she doesn't trust (especially men). She needs a quiet home that won't pressure her and will help her gain confidence at her own pace.
-Status: She has returned to the shelter and is looking for a real chance at rehabilitation.

What the Adoption Includes
-Neutered / Spayed.
-Multiple Vaccine (DHPPI: Distemper, Adenovirus type 2, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus).
-Rabies Vaccine.
-Internal and external deworming.
-ISO identific