Sunnie

Meet Sunnie -- a 1.5-year-old rescue sweetheart who truly lives up to her name. Born the runt of a litter of seven, she was the sunshine of the bunch: small but bright, gentle, and full of happy energy. She came to Maine as a friendly, playful puppy and was quickly adopted. Five months later, she's been returned through no fault of her own. Somewhere along the way, her confidence took a hit, and she now startles at some things and needs a bit of reassurance.<br/><br/>Sunnie is shy at first, but once she feels safe, her warm, goofy personality blooms. She's incredibly affectionate and will follow "her person" from room to room, lean into you for snuggles, flop over for belly rubs, and happily curl up beside you on the couch. If you're looking for a loyal, loving, super-snuggly companion, she's your girl.<br/><br/>She thrives with other dogs. Sunnie lights up when she has a canine friend to romp with -- she'll zoom around the yard with joyful bursts of energy, make playful loops and figure-eights, and then plop down for a happy cuddle pile. She's even started grooming her foster brother, gently cleaning his face and ears. It's unbelievably sweet and shows just how tender-hearted she is.<br/><br/>She walks well on a leash, is housebroken, and does beautifully with kids. She can get excited around cats, but never in a mean way -- just enthusiasm that could use a little guidance.<br/><br/>What Sunnie needs most is a patient, steady home willing to help her rebuild confidence. Obedience training and gentle encouragement will help her feel secure again. She has never shown aggression; she simply wants to feel safe, accepted, and loved.<br/><br/>If you think you can offer Sunnie the supportive, caring home she deserves, please put in an application -- this little ray of sunshine is ready to brighten someone's life for good.<br/>Please note: We only accept adoption applications through our website or in person (Facebook and Petfinder inquiries are not considered applications).

Meet Sunnie -- a 1.5-year-old rescue sweetheart who truly lives up to her name. Born the runt of a litter of seven, she was the sunshine of the bunch: small but bright, gentle, and full of happy energy. She came to Maine as a friendly, playful puppy and was quickly adopted. Five months later, she's been returned through no fault of her own. Somewhere along the way, her confidence took a hit, and she now startles at some things and needs a bit of reassurance.

Sunnie is shy at first, but once she feels safe, her warm, goofy personality blooms. She's incredibly affectionate and will follow "her person" from room to room, lean into you for snuggles, flop over for belly rubs, and happily curl up beside you on the couch. If you're looking for a loyal, loving, super-snuggly companion, she's your girl.

She thrives with other dogs. Sunnie lights up when she has a canine friend to romp with -- she'll zoom around the yard with joyful bursts of energy, make playful loops and figure-eights, and then plop down for a happ

Meet Sunnie -- a 1.5-year-old rescue sweetheart who truly lives up to her name. Born the runt of a litter of seven, she was the sunshine of the bunch: small but bright, gentle, and full of happy energy. She came to Maine as a friendly, playful puppy and was quickly adopted. Five months later, she's been returned through no fault of her own. Somewhere along the way, her confidence took a hit, and she now startles at some things and needs a bit of reassurance.

Sunnie is shy at first, but once she feels safe, her warm, goofy personality blooms. She's incredibly affectionate and will follow "her person" from room to room, lean into you for snuggles, flop over for belly rubs, and happily curl up beside you on the couch. If you're looking for a loyal, loving, super-snuggly companion, she's your girl.

She thrives with other dogs. Sunnie lights up when she has a canine friend to romp with -- she'll zoom around the yard with joyful bursts of energy, make playful loops and figure-eights, and then plop down for a happy cuddle pile. She's even started grooming her foster brother, gently cleaning his face and ears. It's unbelievably sweet and shows just how tender-hearted she is.

She walks well on a leash, is housebroken, and does beautifully with kids. She can get excited around cats, but never in a mean way -- just enthusiasm that could use a little guidance.

What Sunnie needs most is a patie