Daisy

Daisy’s eye is healed and she is ready to start searching for her forever home. She is a 6 year old Boston Terrier, weighing 15#. Daisy is a professional lap warmer and a champion full body butt wiggler!<br/><br/>If happiness had a face (and a wiggly little backside), it would be Daisy. This sweet girl brings instant smiles wherever she goes, especially when her toofers get stuck on her bottom lip.<br/><br/>Daisy’s favorite place in the world is curled up in a cozy lap or snuggled in bed right next to her person. She adores everyone she meets and has a gentle, happy spirit that makes her an easy addition for most families. She has a decent amount of bubbly energy. Daisy is a barker if she is startled, afraid or thinks she hears something. She has a loud bark for such a little girl. <br/><br/>Daisy lived with cats in a previous home and did great with them. She will entertain a game of chase if a cat runs, so dog savvy cats would be best. Daisy has done well with all the children she has met. She is also dog friendly, however, she will not share toys and has started fights over toys, which resulted in an injury to her eye in her last home. She also doesn’t like to share her person’s lap, but reluctantly will. She would probably be best in an only dog home.<br/><br/>Daisy is both house trained and crate trained, though she’d much prefer sleeping in bed with her humans if given the choice.<br/><br/>Daisy is spayed, current on vaccines and prevention, and microchipped. She is currently on daily eye drops for corneal vascularization and deposits. She also takes omeprazole and is on a prescription diet for reflux. She takes her eye drops and meds like a champ and doesn’t let it slow her down one bit. She is a little “extra”, but very worth it!! Her adoption fee is $300. To meet Daisy, please submit an application at www.k9kindnessrescue.org/adopt. As a reminder, we are not a shelter location and require a scheduled meet and greet.<br/><br/>Adopters must live within 175 miles of the Quad Cities. All pets currently in the home must be routinely kept up to date on shots, prevention and fixed to be approved for adoption.

Daisy’s eye is healed and she is ready to start searching for her forever home. She is a 6 year old Boston Terrier, weighing 15#. Daisy is a professional lap warmer and a champion full body butt wiggler!

If happiness had a face (and a wiggly little backside), it would be Daisy. This sweet girl brings instant smiles wherever she goes, especially when her toofers get stuck on her bottom lip.

Daisy’s favorite place in the world is curled up in a cozy lap or snuggled in bed right next to her person. She adores everyone she meets and has a gentle, happy spirit that makes her an easy addition for most families. She has a decent amount of bubbly energy. Daisy is a barker if she is startled, afraid or thinks she hears something. She has a loud bark for such a little girl.

Daisy lived with cats in a previous home and did great with them. She will entertain a game of chase if a cat runs, so dog savvy cats would be best. Daisy has done well with all the children she has met. She is also dog friendly, however

Daisy’s eye is healed and she is ready to start searching for her forever home. She is a 6 year old Boston Terrier, weighing 15#. Daisy is a professional lap warmer and a champion full body butt wiggler!

If happiness had a face (and a wiggly little backside), it would be Daisy. This sweet girl brings instant smiles wherever she goes, especially when her toofers get stuck on her bottom lip.

Daisy’s favorite place in the world is curled up in a cozy lap or snuggled in bed right next to her person. She adores everyone she meets and has a gentle, happy spirit that makes her an easy addition for most families. She has a decent amount of bubbly energy. Daisy is a barker if she is startled, afraid or thinks she hears something. She has a loud bark for such a little girl.

Daisy lived with cats in a previous home and did great with them. She will entertain a game of chase if a cat runs, so dog savvy cats would be best. Daisy has done well with all the children she has met. She is also dog friendly, however, she will not share toys and has started fights over toys, which resulted in an injury to her eye in her last home. She also doesn’t like to share her person’s lap, but reluctantly will. She would probably be best in an only dog home.

Daisy is both house trained and crate trained, though she’d much prefer sleeping in bed with her humans if given the choice.

Daisy is spayed, curr