Flower

Sweet Flower is as pretty as her name. Her glorious hair and bright eyes lure you in! At only a year old she has recently been through a lot of changes. After being surrendered by her owner due to the landlord only allowing 2 dogs, she found herself staying in kennels and transferred several times before landing at her current foster in Colorado. Shy at first she is blossoming in her foster home. She quickly warms up to kind humans and loves to snuggle in laps. She is potty trained and hasn’t had a single accident in her foster home. She will quiet quickly in her crate but would love to sleep with her humans and does so peacefully all night. She gets along with her foster dog siblings, big and small, and has started playing with dogs her size. She’d make a great companion to dogs and humans alike. Because she is nervous at first she would do best transitioning to a home with a yard to give her time to adjust.

Sweet Flower is as pretty as her name. Her glorious hair and bright eyes lure you in! At only a year old she has recently been through a lot of changes. After being surrendered by her owner due to the landlord only allowing 2 dogs, she found herself staying in kennels and transferred several times before landing at her current foster in Colorado. Shy at first she is blossoming in her foster home. She quickly warms up to kind humans and loves to snuggle in laps. She is potty trained and hasn’t had a single accident in her foster home. She will quiet quickly in her crate but would love to sleep with her humans and does so peacefully all night. She gets along with her foster dog siblings, big and small, and has started playing with dogs her size. She’d make a great companion to dogs and humans alike. Because she is nervous at first she would do best transitioning to a home with a yard to give her time to adjust.

Sweet Flower is as pretty as her name. Her glorious hair and bright eyes lure you in! At only a year old she has recently been through a lot of changes. After being surrendered by her owner due to the landlord only allowing 2 dogs, she found herself staying in kennels and transferred several times before landing at her current foster in Colorado. Shy at first she is blossoming in her foster home. She quickly warms up to kind humans and loves to snuggle in laps. She is potty trained and hasn’t had a single accident in her foster home. She will quiet quickly in her crate but would love to sleep with her humans and does so peacefully all night. She gets along with her foster dog siblings, big and small, and has started playing with dogs her size. She’d make a great companion to dogs and humans alike. Because she is nervous at first she would do best transitioning to a home with a yard to give her time to adjust.