Daisy Jane

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Daisy Jane aka “The Homecoming Queen” is so friendly and charms everyone into being her best friend. Although a little hesitant when a hand reaches out, she ultimately wants everyone to play with and love on her. She loves playing with other dogs and is often seen playing independently; throwing a toy just to run after it! She loves her toys, cuddling with them and carrying them around but not to worry she also loves to share with her siblings. She is food motivated but not as much as we see with some beagles and hounds. Daisy Jane will actually leave some food in her bowl! After a good morning walk Daisy Jane will surely want to cuddle up for a nap, you will not be able to resist her super soft coat! On leash she is quite swervy, chasing bugs and lizards. She has been in a home with a small child and done well and met cats and paid them no attention. Due to her energy level being above moderate, Daisy Jane is searching for an early morning walking buddy who has a fenced in yard for afternoon zoomies. Once her foster mom learned her whining signal there have been no issues with housetraining. Daisy Jane is fine sleeping at night in her crate with the door closed, but when left alone during the day she does voice her discontent. While she has been crated for up to 3 hrs, some extra training and reassurance will help this girl be more confident. We think the most important things about her forever home would be human affection and someone who is home most of the time. Daisy Jane does have scarring on her right eye and does not have very much vision in that eye but the pressures are normal and the veternarian says there is no reason to think it causes her any discomfort. Daisy Jane is heartworm negative and ready for a sleepover!

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Daisy Jane aka “The Homecoming Queen” is so friendly and charms everyone into being her best friend. Although a little hesitant when a hand reaches out, she ultimately wants everyone to play with and love on her. She loves playing with other dogs and is often seen playing independently; throwing a toy just to run after it! She loves her toys, cuddling with them and carrying them around but not to worry she also loves to share with her siblings. She is food motivated but not as much as we see with some beagles and hounds. Daisy Jane will actually leave some food in her bowl! After a good morning walk Daisy Jane will surely want to cuddle up for a nap, you will not be able to resist her super soft coat! On leash she is quite swervy, chasing bugs and lizards. She has been in a home with a small child and done well and met cats and paid them no attention. Due to her energy level being above moderate, Daisy Jane is searching for an early morning walking bud

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Daisy Jane aka “The Homecoming Queen” is so friendly and charms everyone into being her best friend. Although a little hesitant when a hand reaches out, she ultimately wants everyone to play with and love on her. She loves playing with other dogs and is often seen playing independently; throwing a toy just to run after it! She loves her toys, cuddling with them and carrying them around but not to worry she also loves to share with her siblings. She is food motivated but not as much as we see with some beagles and hounds. Daisy Jane will actually leave some food in her bowl! After a good morning walk Daisy Jane will surely want to cuddle up for a nap, you will not be able to resist her super soft coat! On leash she is quite swervy, chasing bugs and lizards. She has been in a home with a small child and done well and met cats and paid them no attention. Due to her energy level being above moderate, Daisy Jane is searching for an early morning walking buddy who has a fenced in yard for afternoon zoomies. Once her foster mom learned her whining signal there have been no issues with housetraining. Daisy Jane is fine sleeping at night in her crate with the door closed, but when left alone during the day she does voice her discontent. While she has been crated for up to 3 hrs, some extra training and reassurance will help this girl be more confident.