Dilly Bar D64939

Hi My name is Dilly Bar. <br/><br/>From my foster: Dilly is blind, but that certainly doesn't stop her! She's a peaceful, happy girl who is great with both cats and dogs. When she's up exploring, her little tail is almost always wagging.<br/><br/>Dilly believes mornings should be taken slowly, sleeping in followed by belly rubs before getting out of bed is her preferred routine. She loves new toys, leisurely walks, cozy naps, and being close to her person.<br/><br/>Dilly does have separation anxiety and bonds deeply with her comfort person, so she'd thrive with someone who works from home. She's not a fan of car rides, but she's always up for a walk!<br/><br/>Dilly currently isn't on medication regularly however she has taken trazodone to help calm anxiety in the past.<br/><br/>After starting as a hospice foster, this sweet girl is ready for something we weren't sure she'd get: her forever home. <br/><br/>From the vet: Dilly Bar arrived to rescue with a few masses, both in her mouth and along her mammary chain. The masses have been removed and at this time Dilly Bar has no signs of metastasis or spread of these masses. <br/>Dilly Bar has mature cataracts in both eyes. Additional eye diagnostics have been completed to ensure Dilly's eye pressures are normal and her eyes are not causing her any discomfort. As a result of Dilly Bar's cataracts, she is vision impaired.

Hi My name is Dilly Bar.

From my foster: Dilly is blind, but that certainly doesn't stop her! She's a peaceful, happy girl who is great with both cats and dogs. When she's up exploring, her little tail is almost always wagging.

Dilly believes mornings should be taken slowly, sleeping in followed by belly rubs before getting out of bed is her preferred routine. She loves new toys, leisurely walks, cozy naps, and being close to her person.

Dilly does have separation anxiety and bonds deeply with her comfort person, so she'd thrive with someone who works from home. She's not a fan of car rides, but she's always up for a walk!

Dilly currently isn't on medication regularly however she has taken trazodone to help calm anxiety in the past.

After starting as a hospice foster, this sweet girl is ready for something we weren't sure she'd get: her forever home.

From the vet: Dilly Bar arrived to rescue with a few masses, both in her mouth and along her mammary chain. The masses ha

Hi My name is Dilly Bar.

From my foster: Dilly is blind, but that certainly doesn't stop her! She's a peaceful, happy girl who is great with both cats and dogs. When she's up exploring, her little tail is almost always wagging.

Dilly believes mornings should be taken slowly, sleeping in followed by belly rubs before getting out of bed is her preferred routine. She loves new toys, leisurely walks, cozy naps, and being close to her person.

Dilly does have separation anxiety and bonds deeply with her comfort person, so she'd thrive with someone who works from home. She's not a fan of car rides, but she's always up for a walk!

Dilly currently isn't on medication regularly however she has taken trazodone to help calm anxiety in the past.

After starting as a hospice foster, this sweet girl is ready for something we weren't sure she'd get: her forever home.

From the vet: Dilly Bar arrived to rescue with a few masses, both in her mouth and along her mammary chain. The masses have been removed and at this time Dilly Bar has no signs of metastasis or spread of these masses.
Dilly Bar has mature cataracts in both eyes. Additional eye diagnostics have been completed to ensure Dilly's eye pressures are normal and her eyes are not causing her any discomfort. As a result of Dilly Bar's cataracts, she is vision impaired.