Fiadh (Fee-ya)

Hi, I’m Fiadh, and I’m here to tell you that the princess has officially arrived! <br/><br/>My story didn’t start out quite as happily as I’d hoped. I had never really been exposed to the world before my family abandoned me at animal control. Suddenly, everything was new — new people, new places, new sounds, new animals, and a whole lot of things I didn’t understand.<br/><br/>But guess what? I’m learning! <br/><br/>Every day, I’m discovering something new and gaining a little more confidence. I’m still figuring things out, and I’m definitely not a confident girl yet, but I’m curious, smart, and eager to learn. Having a patient foster family show me that the world can be a safe and pretty wonderful place has made such a difference.<br/><br/>I’m playful, affectionate, and very gentle when I’m taking treats. I love hanging out with my people, playing, snuggling on the couch, and going for walks. I do have my own special zig-zag walking technique, though... apparently my foster family says it’s “incorrect.” <br/><br/>I’m also learning that I don’t always have to be busy. When things get quiet, I can settle nicely. I’m happy relaxing in my crate or finding a comfy spot nearby while my humans do their thing. I really just want to be close to my people. <br/><br/>And then there’s my AMAZING coat! Everyone seems to have a different word for my unique look, but my 8-year-old foster brother calls them “waves,” so that’s what we’re going with!<br/><br/>I’m looking for a forever family who understands that I’m still learning. I need someone patient and willing to help me continue building confidence, experiencing new things, and discovering what it means to be a loved dog. In return, I promise to give you plenty of playtime, snuggles, affection, and probably a little princess attitude along the way. <br/><br/>I may not have started life with the experiences every puppy deserves, but I’m making up for lost time one new adventure at a time.<br/><br/>So... who wants to help this little princess discover just how wonderful life can be? <br/><br/>No kids under 8 please. <br/><br/>Apply here: https://www.bulliedbreedsrescue.org/adoptionapplication

Hi, I’m Fiadh, and I’m here to tell you that the princess has officially arrived!

My story didn’t start out quite as happily as I’d hoped. I had never really been exposed to the world before my family abandoned me at animal control. Suddenly, everything was new — new people, new places, new sounds, new animals, and a whole lot of things I didn’t understand.

But guess what? I’m learning!

Every day, I’m discovering something new and gaining a little more confidence. I’m still figuring things out, and I’m definitely not a confident girl yet, but I’m curious, smart, and eager to learn. Having a patient foster family show me that the world can be a safe and pretty wonderful place has made such a difference.

I’m playful, affectionate, and very gentle when I’m taking treats. I love hanging out with my people, playing, snuggling on the couch, and going for walks. I do have my own special zig-zag walking technique, though... apparently my foster family says it’s “incorrect.”

I’m also le

Hi, I’m Fiadh, and I’m here to tell you that the princess has officially arrived!

My story didn’t start out quite as happily as I’d hoped. I had never really been exposed to the world before my family abandoned me at animal control. Suddenly, everything was new — new people, new places, new sounds, new animals, and a whole lot of things I didn’t understand.

But guess what? I’m learning!

Every day, I’m discovering something new and gaining a little more confidence. I’m still figuring things out, and I’m definitely not a confident girl yet, but I’m curious, smart, and eager to learn. Having a patient foster family show me that the world can be a safe and pretty wonderful place has made such a difference.

I’m playful, affectionate, and very gentle when I’m taking treats. I love hanging out with my people, playing, snuggling on the couch, and going for walks. I do have my own special zig-zag walking technique, though... apparently my foster family says it’s “incorrect.”

I’m also learning that I don’t always have to be busy. When things get quiet, I can settle nicely. I’m happy relaxing in my crate or finding a comfy spot nearby while my humans do their thing. I really just want to be close to my people.

And then there’s my AMAZING coat! Everyone seems to have a different word for my unique look, but my 8-year-old foster brother calls them “waves,” so that’s what