Daisy Duck

Meet Daisy Duck, an adorable 2.5 month old pup. She is sweet but shy and still learning that the world isn't so scary. She may be slow to warm up at first, but in just a couple of weeks shes already made huge progress and is starting to enjoy gentle pets and human companionship. With a little patience and consistency, she will blossom into loving, loyal companion.<br/>Daisy loves other dogs and would do best in a home with a confident canine friend to help show her the ropes. (haven't been cat tested yet.) Daisy is currently working on potty skills-using pee pads and sometimes going outside.<br/>Daisy is happiest when they're outside exploring or playing with toys but just starting to learn leash skills, so her future family should be ready to continue her training journey.<br/>Because she can be timid and may try to run if scared, a secure setup is a must-think fenced yard, properly fitted harness, and always on a leash when outdoors. Adopter should be committed to keeping her safe and helping her build confidence.<br/><br/><br/>ADOPTION PROCESS<br/>1. Review our adoption contract and application.<br/><br/>2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.<br/><br/>3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:<br/><br/>Dog/Puppy: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog<br/><br/>Cat/kitten: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Cat<br/><br/>It takes us about 1-3 days to process applications. Once approved, we ask that all members of the household (including dogs) be available for meeting the animal within 3 days. If the meeting goes well, you will submit payment electronically and be able to take your new family member home with you immediately! If for whatever reason you do not take the animal home after the first meeting, please understand that we will continue to process applications for the animal and availability is not guaranteed.<br/><br/>4. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:<br/><br/>a. Https://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/<br/><br/>b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads<br/><br/>5. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story<br/><br/>Thank you for considering The Hero Rescue, we couldn't do it without you

Meet Daisy Duck, an adorable 2.5 month old pup. She is sweet but shy and still learning that the world isn't so scary. She may be slow to warm up at first, but in just a couple of weeks shes already made huge progress and is starting to enjoy gentle pets and human companionship. With a little patience and consistency, she will blossom into loving, loyal companion.
Daisy loves other dogs and would do best in a home with a confident canine friend to help show her the ropes. (haven't been cat tested yet.) Daisy is currently working on potty skills-using pee pads and sometimes going outside.
Daisy is happiest when they're outside exploring or playing with toys but just starting to learn leash skills, so her future family should be ready to continue her training journey.
Because she can be timid and may try to run if scared, a secure setup is a must-think fenced yard, properly fitted harness, and always on a leash when outdoors. Adopter should be committed to keeping her safe and helping her build confidence.

Meet Daisy Duck, an adorable 2.5 month old pup. She is sweet but shy and still learning that the world isn't so scary. She may be slow to warm up at first, but in just a couple of weeks shes already made huge progress and is starting to enjoy gentle pets and human companionship. With a little patience and consistency, she will blossom into loving, loyal companion.
Daisy loves other dogs and would do best in a home with a confident canine friend to help show her the ropes. (haven't been cat tested yet.) Daisy is currently working on potty skills-using pee pads and sometimes going outside.
Daisy is happiest when they're outside exploring or playing with toys but just starting to learn leash skills, so her future family should be ready to continue her training journey.
Because she can be timid and may try to run if scared, a secure setup is a must-think fenced yard, properly fitted harness, and always on a leash when outdoors. Adopter should be committed to keeping her safe and helping her build confidence.


ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and application.

2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.

3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:

Dog/Puppy: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog

Cat/kitten: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRM