Honey, the sweet and introverted little lady

Meet Honey — A Gentle Girl Looking for Her Safe Place<br/><br/>Hi, I’m Honey! <br/><br/>I’m a sweet, gentle 2-year-old girl weighing about 13 pounds, and my name fits me pretty perfectly. I’m loving, docile, and incredibly sweet—but I’m also a sensitive little soul who needs some time before I feel completely safe.<br/><br/>New places and unfamiliar people can be scary for me at first. I’m not the kind of girl who will necessarily walk into a new home and immediately act like I’ve lived there forever. I need time to watch, learn, and realize that I’m safe. Once I begin to trust you, though, my loving side starts to come out. <br/><br/>I previously lived in a home with several other small dogs and cats, along with an older woman and her granddaughter, and I did wonderfully with everyone. I’m great with both dogs and cats, so having a friendly, confident animal companion may even help me learn the ropes in my new home.<br/><br/>I am House trained, Crate trained — although I may have a few things to say about being in there sometimes!, Great with dogs, Great with cats, Sweet and docile, Loving once I feel safe, Working on my leash skills<br/><br/>My leash training is still a work in progress, so my family should be prepared to keep practicing with me patiently and positively.<br/><br/>Give me consistency, kindness, patience, and a little extra TLC, and one day you’ll get to watch me realize:<br/><br/>I was rescued in Texas and Im looking for a foster-to-adopt family in the northern states. That means you get 2 to 3 weeks to try real life together the home routine, the walks, the treats, the bones, and all the everyday things that help you know if we are truly a fit.<br/><br/>Theres no pressure in the process. If for some reason Im not the right match, my rescue will quickly find me another home so everyone stays supported and safe. Its a thoughtful way to make sure my forever family is truly the right one.<br/><br/>Transport runs every other weekend, and Ill be making my trip north soon. Pickup locations are Winchester, VA, East Hartford, Connecticut and Brattleboro, Vermont.<br/><br/>The best way to apply for me is through the website: www.rociosrescues.org<br/><br/>You can also email rociosrescues@yahoo.comwith questions. Petfinder inquiries sometimes go to spam, so applying through the website is the best way to make sure your application is seen.<br/><br/>I have a feeling my person is out there... and if youve made it this far, I think we might need to meet.

Meet Honey — A Gentle Girl Looking for Her Safe Place

Hi, I’m Honey!

I’m a sweet, gentle 2-year-old girl weighing about 13 pounds, and my name fits me pretty perfectly. I’m loving, docile, and incredibly sweet—but I’m also a sensitive little soul who needs some time before I feel completely safe.

New places and unfamiliar people can be scary for me at first. I’m not the kind of girl who will necessarily walk into a new home and immediately act like I’ve lived there forever. I need time to watch, learn, and realize that I’m safe. Once I begin to trust you, though, my loving side starts to come out.

I previously lived in a home with several other small dogs and cats, along with an older woman and her granddaughter, and I did wonderfully with everyone. I’m great with both dogs and cats, so having a friendly, confident animal companion may even help me learn the ropes in my new home.

I am House trained, Crate trained — although I may have a few things to say about being in there so

Meet Honey — A Gentle Girl Looking for Her Safe Place

Hi, I’m Honey!

I’m a sweet, gentle 2-year-old girl weighing about 13 pounds, and my name fits me pretty perfectly. I’m loving, docile, and incredibly sweet—but I’m also a sensitive little soul who needs some time before I feel completely safe.

New places and unfamiliar people can be scary for me at first. I’m not the kind of girl who will necessarily walk into a new home and immediately act like I’ve lived there forever. I need time to watch, learn, and realize that I’m safe. Once I begin to trust you, though, my loving side starts to come out.

I previously lived in a home with several other small dogs and cats, along with an older woman and her granddaughter, and I did wonderfully with everyone. I’m great with both dogs and cats, so having a friendly, confident animal companion may even help me learn the ropes in my new home.

I am House trained, Crate trained — although I may have a few things to say about being in there sometimes!, Great with dogs, Great with cats, Sweet and docile, Loving once I feel safe, Working on my leash skills

My leash training is still a work in progress, so my family should be prepared to keep practicing with me patiently and positively.

Give me consistency, kindness, patience, and a little extra TLC, and one day you’ll get to watch me realize:

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