Myrtle

Meet Myrtle f-year-old | 38 lbs | Standard Australian Shepherd<br/><br/>Myrtle is a delicate soul whos just beginning to learn that people can be kind and the world can be safe. Shes crate and house trained (not a single potty accident!) and quietly observing how her foster siblings live the good life. An experienced Aussie home with another confident dog or two will help her continue to blossom she learns best by following their lead.<br/><br/>While Myrtle is still shy and may always prefer a bit of personal space, every day she shows tiny sparks of trust like joining in a little playtime in the yard. She isnt ready to take treats from your hand yet, but with patience, consistency, and love, we know shell find her way toward connection.<br/><br/>Myrtle will need a secure yard and understanding humans who see her not for who she is right now, but for who shes becoming a gentle, bright light waiting to shine.

Meet Myrtle f-year-old | 38 lbs | Standard Australian Shepherd

Myrtle is a delicate soul whos just beginning to learn that people can be kind and the world can be safe. Shes crate and house trained (not a single potty accident!) and quietly observing how her foster siblings live the good life. An experienced Aussie home with another confident dog or two will help her continue to blossom she learns best by following their lead.

While Myrtle is still shy and may always prefer a bit of personal space, every day she shows tiny sparks of trust like joining in a little playtime in the yard. She isnt ready to take treats from your hand yet, but with patience, consistency, and love, we know shell find her way toward connection.

Myrtle will need a secure yard and understanding humans who see her not for who she is right now, but for who shes becoming a gentle, bright light waiting to shine.

Meet Myrtle f-year-old | 38 lbs | Standard Australian Shepherd

Myrtle is a delicate soul whos just beginning to learn that people can be kind and the world can be safe. Shes crate and house trained (not a single potty accident!) and quietly observing how her foster siblings live the good life. An experienced Aussie home with another confident dog or two will help her continue to blossom she learns best by following their lead.

While Myrtle is still shy and may always prefer a bit of personal space, every day she shows tiny sparks of trust like joining in a little playtime in the yard. She isnt ready to take treats from your hand yet, but with patience, consistency, and love, we know shell find her way toward connection.

Myrtle will need a secure yard and understanding humans who see her not for who she is right now, but for who shes becoming a gentle, bright light waiting to shine.