Lacey

Let me start with the important stuff: I’m a big ol’ softie with a heart as wide as the open field I dream of running through. I’m told I’m a “bit awkward,” but honestly, that just makes me charming, right? I’m still figuring things out—like how to meet new people without peeing a little (maybe let’s do intros outside just in case). But once I know you, especially if you’re offering snacks, I’ll be your loyal, lovable shadow.<br/><br/>I love being outside. Like really love it. If you’ve got a big yard, a farm, or even just a comfy patch of deck I can nap under, we might be soulmates. I rarely bark, I mind my own business, and I’m more interested in sniffing the breeze than causing any drama. I walk beautifully on leash—unless a rabbit shows up. Then it’s game on. (Sorry. I’m working on it.)<br/><br/>I do great with bigger dogs but small dogs and cats are a no-go—I have a strong prey drive and don’t always understand who’s a friend and who’s a squirrel in disguise. I’m also a bit unsure of loud noises, scooters, and new people, but with a calm, patient human I blossom quickly. Women are my comfort zone, but I’m learning that men aren’t so scary either.<br/><br/>Inside the house, I’m pretty mellow. Two half-hour walks a day are just fine by me, though sometimes I get the zoomies and do my “awkward-giraffe-gone-wild” routine (you’ll love it). I sleep quietly in a dog bed, I love a good petting session, and I’m always down for treats—just keep your sandals up high, okay?<br/><br/>I probably wouldn’t do well in an apartment, but a quiet home with a yard and people who let me be my goofy, outdoorsy self? That sounds perfect. I’m curious, quirky, and full of love. You bring the snacks, I’ll bring the snuggles. Deal?<br/><br/>Love,<br/>Lacey<br/><br/>Lacey was born approximately December 2023 and is a large dog.<br/><br/>Her adoption fee is $475.

Let me start with the important stuff: I’m a big ol’ softie with a heart as wide as the open field I dream of running through. I’m told I’m a “bit awkward,” but honestly, that just makes me charming, right? I’m still figuring things out—like how to meet new people without peeing a little (maybe let’s do intros outside just in case). But once I know you, especially if you’re offering snacks, I’ll be your loyal, lovable shadow.

I love being outside. Like really love it. If you’ve got a big yard, a farm, or even just a comfy patch of deck I can nap under, we might be soulmates. I rarely bark, I mind my own business, and I’m more interested in sniffing the breeze than causing any drama. I walk beautifully on leash—unless a rabbit shows up. Then it’s game on. (Sorry. I’m working on it.)

I do great with bigger dogs but small dogs and cats are a no-go—I have a strong prey drive and don’t always understand who’s a friend and who’s a squirrel in disguise. I’m also a bit unsure of loud noises, scooters, and new peopl

Let me start with the important stuff: I’m a big ol’ softie with a heart as wide as the open field I dream of running through. I’m told I’m a “bit awkward,” but honestly, that just makes me charming, right? I’m still figuring things out—like how to meet new people without peeing a little (maybe let’s do intros outside just in case). But once I know you, especially if you’re offering snacks, I’ll be your loyal, lovable shadow.

I love being outside. Like really love it. If you’ve got a big yard, a farm, or even just a comfy patch of deck I can nap under, we might be soulmates. I rarely bark, I mind my own business, and I’m more interested in sniffing the breeze than causing any drama. I walk beautifully on leash—unless a rabbit shows up. Then it’s game on. (Sorry. I’m working on it.)

I do great with bigger dogs but small dogs and cats are a no-go—I have a strong prey drive and don’t always understand who’s a friend and who’s a squirrel in disguise. I’m also a bit unsure of loud noises, scooters, and new people, but with a calm, patient human I blossom quickly. Women are my comfort zone, but I’m learning that men aren’t so scary either.

Inside the house, I’m pretty mellow. Two half-hour walks a day are just fine by me, though sometimes I get the zoomies and do my “awkward-giraffe-gone-wild” routine (you’ll love it). I sleep quietly in a dog bed, I love a good petting session, and I’m always do