Queen

Meet Queen of Hearts<br/>Queen is a gentle, sensitive girl who came to us very shy after living her whole life outdoors. She has made huge progress in foster care and feels safest with another friendly dog by her side. With dogs, she's playful, sweet, and gains a lot of confidence from their presence.<br/><br/>What She's Like<br/>Queen is calm, polite in the house, and enjoys soft beds, quiet routines, and following her dog friends around. She's mostly house-trained, walks on a leash, and knows cues like "come" and "kennel up." She's also a slow, dainty eater who enjoys sharing mealtimes with the other dogs.<br/><br/>What She Needs<br/><br/>A confident companion dog<br/><br/>A quiet, predictable home<br/><br/>Someone patient who understands shy or fearful dogs<br/><br/>A secure setup while she adjusts to new surroundings<br/><br/>The Queen has also been diagnosed with chronic idiopathic hepatitis, which means she has ongoing inflammation of her liver with no clearly identifiable cause. Many dogs with this condition can live happy, comfortable lives with appropriate monitoring and supportive care, but it is considered a long-term medical condition that requires regular follow-up with your veterinarian. She is currently being managed with daily supplements. <br/><br/>Once she trusts you, Queen is incredibly sweet, loyal, and easygoing. If you have a calm home and a friendly dog who can help show Queen the world isn't so scary, she may be the perfect match.

Meet Queen of Hearts
Queen is a gentle, sensitive girl who came to us very shy after living her whole life outdoors. She has made huge progress in foster care and feels safest with another friendly dog by her side. With dogs, she's playful, sweet, and gains a lot of confidence from their presence.

What She's Like
Queen is calm, polite in the house, and enjoys soft beds, quiet routines, and following her dog friends around. She's mostly house-trained, walks on a leash, and knows cues like "come" and "kennel up." She's also a slow, dainty eater who enjoys sharing mealtimes with the other dogs.

What She Needs

A confident companion dog

A quiet, predictable home

Someone patient who understands shy or fearful dogs

A secure setup while she adjusts to new surroundings

The Queen has also been diagnosed with chronic idiopathic hepatitis, which means she has ongoing inflammation of her liver with no clearly identifiable cause. Many dogs with this condition can live

Meet Queen of Hearts
Queen is a gentle, sensitive girl who came to us very shy after living her whole life outdoors. She has made huge progress in foster care and feels safest with another friendly dog by her side. With dogs, she's playful, sweet, and gains a lot of confidence from their presence.

What She's Like
Queen is calm, polite in the house, and enjoys soft beds, quiet routines, and following her dog friends around. She's mostly house-trained, walks on a leash, and knows cues like "come" and "kennel up." She's also a slow, dainty eater who enjoys sharing mealtimes with the other dogs.

What She Needs

A confident companion dog

A quiet, predictable home

Someone patient who understands shy or fearful dogs

A secure setup while she adjusts to new surroundings

The Queen has also been diagnosed with chronic idiopathic hepatitis, which means she has ongoing inflammation of her liver with no clearly identifiable cause. Many dogs with this condition can live happy, comfortable lives with appropriate monitoring and supportive care, but it is considered a long-term medical condition that requires regular follow-up with your veterinarian. She is currently being managed with daily supplements.

Once she trusts you, Queen is incredibly sweet, loyal, and easygoing. If you have a calm home and a friendly dog who can help show Queen the world isn't s