DAISY JAYNE

Est. DOB: 05/19/2023<br/>Current Weight: 59lbs<br/>Adoption fee: $350<br/>(Adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate current vaccines, microchip, and preventative flea treatment.)<br/><br/>Meet Daisy Jayne!<br/><br/>Daisy Jayne is a beautiful Blue Heeler with the intelligence, energy, and devotion the breed is known for. She was originally adopted from Sunny Sky's Animal Rescue three years ago and has returned through no fault of her own. While she did well with the family's male dog, her natural herding instincts led to conflict with another female dog in the home.<br/><br/>Daisy has also lived successfully with a cat and has been wonderful with children, making her a loving and well-rounded companion for the right family.<br/><br/>She is deeply devoted to her people and loves being included in whatever the day brings. Whether it's hiking a new trail, exploring the outdoors, playing in a large yard, or simply spending time by your side, Daisy is happiest when she's part of the action. As an active working breed, she'll thrive in a home that can provide regular exercise, mental stimulation, and opportunities to put her sharp mind to good use.<br/><br/>Daisy would do best with an active family that understands the characteristics of herding breeds. A home with a male canine companion—or as the only dog—would likely be her ideal match.<br/><br/>If you're searching for a loyal partner who will be your biggest fan, adventure buddy, and constant companion, Daisy Jayne is ready to start her next chapter with you. Come meet this incredible girl and see if she's the missing piece your family has been looking for!<br/><br/>Apply today!<br/>https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SSAR/Dog<br/><br/>Disclaimer: Please note that dogs in a rescue environment may behave differently than they would in a home setting. While we do our best to assess each dogs habits and behaviors, we cannot guarantee that any dog is fully potty trained or will not have accidents after adoption. Changes in environment, routine, stress levels, and transition into a new home can all impact a dogs house-training habits. Patience, consistency, and continued training may be needed as the dog adjusts to their new home. Breed descriptions are provided as a general estimate based on the dog's size, shape, and appearance. These descriptions are not definitive and should be considered a "guestimate." Since we cannot always know the exact breed mix of our rescue animals, the information provided is simply an educated guess. For other questions on our dogs/cats please send an email to info@sunnyskysshelter.org

Est. DOB: 05/19/2023
Current Weight: 59lbs
Adoption fee: $350
(Adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate current vaccines, microchip, and preventative flea treatment.)

Meet Daisy Jayne!

Daisy Jayne is a beautiful Blue Heeler with the intelligence, energy, and devotion the breed is known for. She was originally adopted from Sunny Sky's Animal Rescue three years ago and has returned through no fault of her own. While she did well with the family's male dog, her natural herding instincts led to conflict with another female dog in the home.

Daisy has also lived successfully with a cat and has been wonderful with children, making her a loving and well-rounded companion for the right family.

She is deeply devoted to her people and loves being included in whatever the day brings. Whether it's hiking a new trail, exploring the outdoors, playing in a large yard, or simply spending time by your side, Daisy is happiest when she's part of the action. As an active working b

Est. DOB: 05/19/2023
Current Weight: 59lbs
Adoption fee: $350
(Adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate current vaccines, microchip, and preventative flea treatment.)

Meet Daisy Jayne!

Daisy Jayne is a beautiful Blue Heeler with the intelligence, energy, and devotion the breed is known for. She was originally adopted from Sunny Sky's Animal Rescue three years ago and has returned through no fault of her own. While she did well with the family's male dog, her natural herding instincts led to conflict with another female dog in the home.

Daisy has also lived successfully with a cat and has been wonderful with children, making her a loving and well-rounded companion for the right family.

She is deeply devoted to her people and loves being included in whatever the day brings. Whether it's hiking a new trail, exploring the outdoors, playing in a large yard, or simply spending time by your side, Daisy is happiest when she's part of the action. As an active working breed, she'll thrive in a home that can provide regular exercise, mental stimulation, and opportunities to put her sharp mind to good use.

Daisy would do best with an active family that understands the characteristics of herding breeds. A home with a male canine companion—or as the only dog—would likely be her ideal match.

If you're searching for a loyal partner who will be your b