Gatsby

Meet Gatsby, Daisy’s devoted partner-in-crime and the other half of this irresistible bonded duo!<br/>Gatsby has a playful sparkle in his green-gold eyes and a personality as intriguing as his lineage. Is he part Australian Shepherd? Part Border Collie? A little of both—or something delightfully unexpected? Even his foster mom isn’t sure, and honestly, that mystery just adds to his charm.<br/>What is certain is that Gatsby is absolutely stunning. He has a beautiful feathered coat in a soft, silvery taupe coloring that shimmers in the light. His look is perfectly finished with a white throat and chest, dainty white markings on his toes, and the most adorable large oval feet—a classic nod to his herding breed ancestry.<br/>Speaking of herding instincts... Gatsby loves to gently and playfully nip at heels to guide his foster mom where he thinks she should go—because obviously, Gatsby knows best. It’s all done in good fun and with plenty of enthusiasm, making him endlessly entertaining and full of character.<br/>At just over 1-year-old, Gatsby is full of energetic joy. He is fun-loving, smart, and engaged, always tuned in to what’s happening around him. He especially loves sharing adventures with his best girl, Daisy. These two are truly inseparable—whether they’re running, playing, or relaxing side by side, they’re happiest together.<br/>As a bonded pair, Gatsby and Daisy are looking for a home that will welcome them both and celebrate their special connection. If you’re ready for double the love, double the beauty, and a dynamic duo that will keep life joyful and active, Gatsby (and Daisy!) are ready to steal your heart.

Meet Gatsby, Daisy’s devoted partner-in-crime and the other half of this irresistible bonded duo!
Gatsby has a playful sparkle in his green-gold eyes and a personality as intriguing as his lineage. Is he part Australian Shepherd? Part Border Collie? A little of both—or something delightfully unexpected? Even his foster mom isn’t sure, and honestly, that mystery just adds to his charm.
What is certain is that Gatsby is absolutely stunning. He has a beautiful feathered coat in a soft, silvery taupe coloring that shimmers in the light. His look is perfectly finished with a white throat and chest, dainty white markings on his toes, and the most adorable large oval feet—a classic nod to his herding breed ancestry.
Speaking of herding instincts... Gatsby loves to gently and playfully nip at heels to guide his foster mom where he thinks she should go—because obviously, Gatsby knows best. It’s all done in good fun and with plenty of enthusiasm, making him endlessly entertaining and full of character.
At just over 1-y

Meet Gatsby, Daisy’s devoted partner-in-crime and the other half of this irresistible bonded duo!
Gatsby has a playful sparkle in his green-gold eyes and a personality as intriguing as his lineage. Is he part Australian Shepherd? Part Border Collie? A little of both—or something delightfully unexpected? Even his foster mom isn’t sure, and honestly, that mystery just adds to his charm.
What is certain is that Gatsby is absolutely stunning. He has a beautiful feathered coat in a soft, silvery taupe coloring that shimmers in the light. His look is perfectly finished with a white throat and chest, dainty white markings on his toes, and the most adorable large oval feet—a classic nod to his herding breed ancestry.
Speaking of herding instincts... Gatsby loves to gently and playfully nip at heels to guide his foster mom where he thinks she should go—because obviously, Gatsby knows best. It’s all done in good fun and with plenty of enthusiasm, making him endlessly entertaining and full of character.
At just over 1-year-old, Gatsby is full of energetic joy. He is fun-loving, smart, and engaged, always tuned in to what’s happening around him. He especially loves sharing adventures with his best girl, Daisy. These two are truly inseparable—whether they’re running, playing, or relaxing side by side, they’re happiest together.
As a bonded pair, Gatsby and Daisy are looking for a home that will welcome them bo