Willow

FOSTER OR FOREVER HOME NEEDED:<br/><br/>Meet Willow! Your Blanket-Burrowing Best Friend<br/>Meet Willow, a 1.5-year-old, 32-pound Whippet/Jindo mix with a big heart and a serious love for her people! This sweet girl thrives on human connection and wants nothing more than to be close to her favorite humans. Her ideal evening? Snuggled up under a cozy blanket, preferably right under the covers with you!<br/><br/>Willow would love a home where she can be part of the action, whether that means joining you on adventures, enjoying daily walks, or curling up for some quality couch time. She has an active side and would benefit from a family that enjoys staying busy and is committed to continuing her training and helping her build confidence.<br/><br/>What about other dogs?<br/>Willow can be selective about her canine friends. She generally does well playing with other dogs in a play yard, but she can be reactive toward excitable dogs while on leash. She may do well sharing her home with a confident, mellow dog who respects her space, or she could thrive as your one-and-only with continued positive socialization and training. At the end of the day, being with her person is what Willow loves most!<br/><br/>Willow’s ideal home<br/>Willow will do best with an adopter who understands that every dog has individual needs and is willing to help her succeed. She can guard her food and toys, so a home without young children is recommended. Her new family should be prepared to manage her resources thoughtfully and use positive, consistent training to help her develop good habits and feel secure.<br/>The good news? Willow is crate-trained and mostly house-trained, and she should continue to flourish with a predictable routine, patience, and consistency.<br/><br/>Could Willow be your girl?<br/>If you’re looking for an affectionate, snuggly companion who wants to be your shadow, your adventure buddy, and your under-the-covers cuddle partner, Willow may be the perfect match. With the right home, continued training, and lots of love, this special girl has so much to offer.<br/><br/>Adopt Willow, and get ready to share your blankets, your adventures, and your heart!<br/><br/>Willow is up to date on vaccinations, spayed and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $500.

FOSTER OR FOREVER HOME NEEDED:

Meet Willow! Your Blanket-Burrowing Best Friend
Meet Willow, a 1.5-year-old, 32-pound Whippet/Jindo mix with a big heart and a serious love for her people! This sweet girl thrives on human connection and wants nothing more than to be close to her favorite humans. Her ideal evening? Snuggled up under a cozy blanket, preferably right under the covers with you!

Willow would love a home where she can be part of the action, whether that means joining you on adventures, enjoying daily walks, or curling up for some quality couch time. She has an active side and would benefit from a family that enjoys staying busy and is committed to continuing her training and helping her build confidence.

What about other dogs?
Willow can be selective about her canine friends. She generally does well playing with other dogs in a play yard, but she can be reactive toward excitable dogs while on leash. She may do well sharing her home with a confident, mellow dog who respects her spa

FOSTER OR FOREVER HOME NEEDED:

Meet Willow! Your Blanket-Burrowing Best Friend
Meet Willow, a 1.5-year-old, 32-pound Whippet/Jindo mix with a big heart and a serious love for her people! This sweet girl thrives on human connection and wants nothing more than to be close to her favorite humans. Her ideal evening? Snuggled up under a cozy blanket, preferably right under the covers with you!

Willow would love a home where she can be part of the action, whether that means joining you on adventures, enjoying daily walks, or curling up for some quality couch time. She has an active side and would benefit from a family that enjoys staying busy and is committed to continuing her training and helping her build confidence.

What about other dogs?
Willow can be selective about her canine friends. She generally does well playing with other dogs in a play yard, but she can be reactive toward excitable dogs while on leash. She may do well sharing her home with a confident, mellow dog who respects her space, or she could thrive as your one-and-only with continued positive socialization and training. At the end of the day, being with her person is what Willow loves most!

Willow’s ideal home
Willow will do best with an adopter who understands that every dog has individual needs and is willing to help her succeed. She can guard her food and toys, so a home without young children is recom