Lilly
- Adult
- Female
- Small
Lilly
Current Location
Greeneville, TN
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Lilly's Compatibility
This pet has bad compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has bad compatibility with cats.
This pet has bad compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Lilly's Story
Meet Lilly — A Tiny Heart Looking for Her Safe Person<br/><br/>Born: January 8, 2023<br/>Breed: Chiweenie<br/>Sex: Female<br/>Personality: Incredibly sweet • Sensitive • Shy • Devoted<br/><br/>Lilly may be little, but she has an enormous heart.<br/><br/>She is quite possibly **one of the sweetest dogs you could ever meet**. Once Lilly trusts you, she loves deeply and wants nothing more than to be close to her person.<br/><br/>But there is something important her future family needs to understand: **Lilly is scared. Really scared.**<br/><br/>New people, unfamiliar places, sudden movement, noise, and changes in her surroundings can overwhelm her. Her first instinct is not aggression—it is to **run, hide, and make herself disappear until she feels safe**.<br/><br/>That means Lilly does not need someone who expects her to become their best friend in five minutes. She needs someone patient enough to let **her decide when five minutes becomes five days—or five weeks.**<br/><br/>And when she finally comes to you on her own? That trust will mean everything.<br/><br/>Lilly would do best in a **quiet, predictable home** with adults or calm older children who understand that frightened dogs cannot be rushed. A securely fenced yard and careful handling around doors would be especially important because a frightened little dog can bolt before anyone realizes what happened.<br/><br/>She doesn't need somebody to “fix” her.<br/><br/>She needs somebody to **teach her that the world can be safe.**<br/><br/>A scared little dog can absolutely break your heart—but with patience, consistency, gentle training, and the right person, watching that dog finally begin to bloom is something pretty special.<br/><br/>Lilly is looking for her safe place. Maybe that's you.
Meet Lilly — A Tiny Heart Looking for Her Safe Person
Born: January 8, 2023
Breed: Chiweenie
Sex: Female
Personality: Incredibly sweet • Sensitive • Shy • Devoted
Lilly may be little, but she has an enormous heart.
She is quite possibly **one of the sweetest dogs you could ever meet**. Once Lilly trusts you, she loves deeply and wants nothing more than to be close to her person.
But there is something important her future family needs to understand: **Lilly is scared. Really scared.**
New people, unfamiliar places, sudden movement, noise, and changes in her surroundings can overwhelm her. Her first instinct is not aggression—it is to **run, hide, and make herself disappear until she feels safe**.
That means Lilly does not need someone who expects her to become their best friend in five minutes. She needs someone patient enough to let **her decide when five minutes becomes five days—or five weeks.**
And when she finally comes to you on her own? That tr
Meet Lilly — A Tiny Heart Looking for Her Safe Person
Born: January 8, 2023
Breed: Chiweenie
Sex: Female
Personality: Incredibly sweet • Sensitive • Shy • Devoted
Lilly may be little, but she has an enormous heart.
She is quite possibly **one of the sweetest dogs you could ever meet**. Once Lilly trusts you, she loves deeply and wants nothing more than to be close to her person.
But there is something important her future family needs to understand: **Lilly is scared. Really scared.**
New people, unfamiliar places, sudden movement, noise, and changes in her surroundings can overwhelm her. Her first instinct is not aggression—it is to **run, hide, and make herself disappear until she feels safe**.
That means Lilly does not need someone who expects her to become their best friend in five minutes. She needs someone patient enough to let **her decide when five minutes becomes five days—or five weeks.**
And when she finally comes to you on her own? That trust will mean everything.
Lilly would do best in a **quiet, predictable home** with adults or calm older children who understand that frightened dogs cannot be rushed. A securely fenced yard and careful handling around doors would be especially important because a frightened little dog can bolt before anyone realizes what happened.
She doesn't need somebody to “fix” her.
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Lilly is from GreenePets Foster Network, Inc.
[Greeneville, TN]
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