





Jacey
- Young
- Female
- Medium
- Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler
- Shepherd
About Jacey
Monticello, IA
Breed
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Behavior
Health
Jacey’s Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Jacey's Story
Jacey is a 7-month-old female Red Heeler/Shepherd mix with a stunning burnt red coat, accented by classic heeler white and adorable speckles on her snout, chest, and paws. She and her littermates were found dumped in Texas, but thanks to our amazing rescue partners there, Jacey and one of her sisters made their way to safety—and now Jacey is ready to find her forever home.<br/><br/>Jacey is a very sensitive, timid soul. New environments and unfamiliar people can feel overwhelming for her, especially busy or chaotic situations. At times it seems like she never truly got the chance to learn how to be a carefree puppy, so she needs patience, understanding, and time to build confidence. She doesn’t enjoy being crowded by new dogs and prefers to make friends slowly and on her own terms. With gradual, respectful introductions, we’re confident she’ll do well with another canine companion—and she may even benefit from having a calm, confident dog in the home to help show her the ropes.<br/><br/>She’s also cautious around new people, so a quiet, gentle approach is best. But once Jacey knows you’re safe? She completely melts. This girl is an absolute lovebug—she adores nuzzling into your neck, curling up on your lap, and showering her person with kisses. Once she bonds, she’s a total velcro dog who just wants to be close.<br/><br/>Jacey does well with other dogs, cats, and kids, as long as her boundaries are respected. She’s potty-trained, crate-trained, and already has polite basic manners. With the right patient, loving home, Jacey will blossom into the most loyal, affectionate companion you could ever ask for.<br/><br/>If you’re looking to offer a gentle heart a safe place to land—and be rewarded with endless cuddles in return—Jacey just might be your perfect match.<br/><br/>If you’re interested in adopting, please fill out our application, and someone will be in touch with you shortly!<br/>https://animalwelfarefriends.org/adopt/application/
Jacey is a 7-month-old female Red Heeler/Shepherd mix with a stunning burnt red coat, accented by classic heeler white and adorable speckles on her snout, chest, and paws. She and her littermates were found dumped in Texas, but thanks to our amazing rescue partners there, Jacey and one of her sisters made their way to safety—and now Jacey is ready to find her forever home.
Jacey is a very sensitive, timid soul. New environments and unfamiliar people can feel overwhelming for her, especially busy or chaotic situations. At times it seems like she never truly got the chance to learn how to be a carefree puppy, so she needs patience, understanding, and time to build confidence. She doesn’t enjoy being crowded by new dogs and prefers to make friends slowly and on her own terms. With gradual, respectful introductions, we’re confident she’ll do well with another canine companion—and she may even benefit from having a calm, confident dog in the home to help show her the ropes.
She’s also cautious around new people,
Jacey is a 7-month-old female Red Heeler/Shepherd mix with a stunning burnt red coat, accented by classic heeler white and adorable speckles on her snout, chest, and paws. She and her littermates were found dumped in Texas, but thanks to our amazing rescue partners there, Jacey and one of her sisters made their way to safety—and now Jacey is ready to find her forever home.
Jacey is a very sensitive, timid soul. New environments and unfamiliar people can feel overwhelming for her, especially busy or chaotic situations. At times it seems like she never truly got the chance to learn how to be a carefree puppy, so she needs patience, understanding, and time to build confidence. She doesn’t enjoy being crowded by new dogs and prefers to make friends slowly and on her own terms. With gradual, respectful introductions, we’re confident she’ll do well with another canine companion—and she may even benefit from having a calm, confident dog in the home to help show her the ropes.
She’s also cautious around new people, so a quiet, gentle approach is best. But once Jacey knows you’re safe? She completely melts. This girl is an absolute lovebug—she adores nuzzling into your neck, curling up on your lap, and showering her person with kisses. Once she bonds, she’s a total velcro dog who just wants to be close.
Jacey does well with other dogs, cats, and kids, as long as her boundaries are respected. She’s p
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Jacey is from Animal Welfare Friends
[Monticello, IA]
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