Freya

Miss Freya is a truly special soul. She is fully or mostly blind and is likely hard of hearing or deaf, and because of this she will need a patient, loving adopter who understands her unique needs.<br/><br/>A bit about Freya:<br/>Freya is a sweet, silly puppy who truly shines once she feels safe with someone. She is energetic and playful, confidently moving around a room and adapting remarkably well to new environments despite her lack of vision. She is incredibly affectionate and loves being close to her people. Freya is about 7 months old and currently weighs 28 pounds. She is still growing and is expected to be a medium sized dog.<br/><br/>What Freya needs:<br/>Our veterinarian recommends that Freya be placed in a home with either no other dogs or one calm, well matched dog. She enjoys the company of other dogs and often feels more secure when another dog is present, but because she cannot read social cues, interactions can sometimes be confusing for her or for other dogs. An easygoing canine companion who can help guide her would be ideal.<br/><br/>Freya is young, bright, and full of potential. She does show some separation anxiety and should not be left alone for long periods. She is currently in a foster home with our Kennels Manager, where she is working on crate training and building skills to help her succeed in a forever home.<br/><br/>We are honored to help Freya find a family who will celebrate her, cherish her, and give her the safe, loving life she deserves.<br/><br/>Weight: 28 pounds<br/>Age: 7 months<br/>Other Dogs: Yes - likely requiring a mellow friend who is gentle and can be patient of her inability to read social cues. <br/>Cats: Enjoys cats- has a tendency to follow them around <br/>Kids: Presumed to do well.<br/>Home Type: active- semi active home<br/>Commands: learning "sit", working on crate training - slept well in crate overnight recently. <br/>Leash Behavior: Walks nicely and responds well to cues from people and other dogs while walking, <br/>Great in cars<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting Freya please fill out our online application at highsierraanimalrescue.org. Once your application has been reviewed and approved we will work with you to schedule an appointment.<br/>Please no "drop-ins" to view dogs without an appointment.<br/>All High Sierra Animal Rescue dogs are spayed or neutered, up-to-date on age appropriate shots, micro-chipped, tested for heart worm, given heart worm preventative medication each month, and de-wormed.

Miss Freya is a truly special soul. She is fully or mostly blind and is likely hard of hearing or deaf, and because of this she will need a patient, loving adopter who understands her unique needs.

A bit about Freya:
Freya is a sweet, silly puppy who truly shines once she feels safe with someone. She is energetic and playful, confidently moving around a room and adapting remarkably well to new environments despite her lack of vision. She is incredibly affectionate and loves being close to her people. Freya is about 7 months old and currently weighs 28 pounds. She is still growing and is expected to be a medium sized dog.

What Freya needs:
Our veterinarian recommends that Freya be placed in a home with either no other dogs or one calm, well matched dog. She enjoys the company of other dogs and often feels more secure when another dog is present, but because she cannot read social cues, interactions can sometimes be confusing for her or for other dogs. An easygoing canine companion who can help guide

Miss Freya is a truly special soul. She is fully or mostly blind and is likely hard of hearing or deaf, and because of this she will need a patient, loving adopter who understands her unique needs.

A bit about Freya:
Freya is a sweet, silly puppy who truly shines once she feels safe with someone. She is energetic and playful, confidently moving around a room and adapting remarkably well to new environments despite her lack of vision. She is incredibly affectionate and loves being close to her people. Freya is about 7 months old and currently weighs 28 pounds. She is still growing and is expected to be a medium sized dog.

What Freya needs:
Our veterinarian recommends that Freya be placed in a home with either no other dogs or one calm, well matched dog. She enjoys the company of other dogs and often feels more secure when another dog is present, but because she cannot read social cues, interactions can sometimes be confusing for her or for other dogs. An easygoing canine companion who can help guide her would be ideal.

Freya is young, bright, and full of potential. She does show some separation anxiety and should not be left alone for long periods. She is currently in a foster home with our Kennels Manager, where she is working on crate training and building skills to help her succeed in a forever home.

We are honored to help Freya find a family who will celebrate her, cheri