Long Tall Sally

Long Tall Sally is a 212-year-old Bichon Frise weighing just 7 pounds, making her a tiny little girl with a whole lot of potential. She came to us from a commercial breeder and is now getting her very first chance to experience life as a cherished family member rather than part of a breeding operation.<br/><br/>Right now, Sally is still figuring out this whole "being a dog" thing. New people, new sounds, soft beds, treats, and affection are all a bit overwhelming, so she tends to be quiet and reserved as she takes everything in. While she's timid, she's incredibly gentle, allows all handling, and seems to find comfort in staying close to her volunteers as she learns to trust.<br/><br/>With each passing day, Long Tall Sally is making small but meaningful strides. Beneath her cautious exterior, we believe there's a happy, loving little companion waiting to emerge once she realizes she's finally safe and loved. Her future family will have the privilege of watching her confidence grow and celebrating all the milestones that many dogs take for granted.<br/><br/>Sally is looking for a patient, understanding home that will give her the time she needs to adjust and blossom. A home with another friendly, confident dog would be a wonderful fit, helping her learn the ropes and showing her that family life can be full of good things.<br/><br/>If you have a soft spot for the shy ones and understand that the greatest rewards come from earning a dog's trust, Long Tall Sally may be the perfect little companion. This tiny Bichon has a bright future ahead of her and is ready to find the loving home she's always deserved.<br/><br/>She will come spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and 4dx tested.<br/><br/>Apply for adoption at www.phoenixanimalrescue.com<br/>Adoption fee: $500<br/><br/>Phoenix Animal Rescue<br/>Chester Springs, Pa<br/>Kennel License #5152

Long Tall Sally is a 212-year-old Bichon Frise weighing just 7 pounds, making her a tiny little girl with a whole lot of potential. She came to us from a commercial breeder and is now getting her very first chance to experience life as a cherished family member rather than part of a breeding operation.

Right now, Sally is still figuring out this whole "being a dog" thing. New people, new sounds, soft beds, treats, and affection are all a bit overwhelming, so she tends to be quiet and reserved as she takes everything in. While she's timid, she's incredibly gentle, allows all handling, and seems to find comfort in staying close to her volunteers as she learns to trust.

With each passing day, Long Tall Sally is making small but meaningful strides. Beneath her cautious exterior, we believe there's a happy, loving little companion waiting to emerge once she realizes she's finally safe and loved. Her future family will have the privilege of watching her confidence grow and celebrating all the milestones that many

Long Tall Sally is a 212-year-old Bichon Frise weighing just 7 pounds, making her a tiny little girl with a whole lot of potential. She came to us from a commercial breeder and is now getting her very first chance to experience life as a cherished family member rather than part of a breeding operation.

Right now, Sally is still figuring out this whole "being a dog" thing. New people, new sounds, soft beds, treats, and affection are all a bit overwhelming, so she tends to be quiet and reserved as she takes everything in. While she's timid, she's incredibly gentle, allows all handling, and seems to find comfort in staying close to her volunteers as she learns to trust.

With each passing day, Long Tall Sally is making small but meaningful strides. Beneath her cautious exterior, we believe there's a happy, loving little companion waiting to emerge once she realizes she's finally safe and loved. Her future family will have the privilege of watching her confidence grow and celebrating all the milestones that many dogs take for granted.

Sally is looking for a patient, understanding home that will give her the time she needs to adjust and blossom. A home with another friendly, confident dog would be a wonderful fit, helping her learn the ropes and showing her that family life can be full of good things.

If you have a soft spot for the shy ones and understand that the greatest rewards come