Millie

Meet Millie—a social girl looking for a little guidance and a lot of companionship! <br/><br/>Millie is 5 years old, weighs 50 pounds, and has plenty of enthusiasm to share. According to her previous family, she’s very good with other dogs, welcoming to new people, and housebroken. She hasn’t had experience with cats.<br/><br/>Millie will need a family ready to help her build safe habits with patience and positive reinforcement. A home with no children or older children would likely be the best fit.<br/><br/>Her previous family also reported that Millie has struggled a bit with chewing. She’ll need supervised outdoor time and a thoughtful plan for helping her feel comfortable when her people are away. A home where someone is around often would be a good starting point.<br/><br/>With understanding, consistent support, and people committed to working through her challenges, Millie has a new chapter ahead. Could you be part of it?

Meet Millie—a social girl looking for a little guidance and a lot of companionship!

Millie is 5 years old, weighs 50 pounds, and has plenty of enthusiasm to share. According to her previous family, she’s very good with other dogs, welcoming to new people, and housebroken. She hasn’t had experience with cats.

Millie will need a family ready to help her build safe habits with patience and positive reinforcement. A home with no children or older children would likely be the best fit.

Her previous family also reported that Millie has struggled a bit with chewing. She’ll need supervised outdoor time and a thoughtful plan for helping her feel comfortable when her people are away. A home where someone is around often would be a good starting point.

With understanding, consistent support, and people committed to working through her challenges, Millie has a new chapter ahead. Could you be part of it?

Meet Millie—a social girl looking for a little guidance and a lot of companionship!

Millie is 5 years old, weighs 50 pounds, and has plenty of enthusiasm to share. According to her previous family, she’s very good with other dogs, welcoming to new people, and housebroken. She hasn’t had experience with cats.

Millie will need a family ready to help her build safe habits with patience and positive reinforcement. A home with no children or older children would likely be the best fit.

Her previous family also reported that Millie has struggled a bit with chewing. She’ll need supervised outdoor time and a thoughtful plan for helping her feel comfortable when her people are away. A home where someone is around often would be a good starting point.

With understanding, consistent support, and people committed to working through her challenges, Millie has a new chapter ahead. Could you be part of it?