Wyla (fka Willa)

Meet Willa! <br/><br/>Willa is a 5-year-old Mini Bernedoodle with the sweetest personality you could ask for! <br/><br/>Willa is looking for a special home with a family who has previous rescue experience, where she can truly thrive. She came to us from a commercial breeder and was previously adopted, but it simply wasn't the right fit for everyone. Now she's hoping to find her forever family.<br/><br/>Willa doesn't ask for much, but she does have one important requirement: she must be allowed on the furniture! She is the definition of a couch potato and loves nothing more than curling up beside you, resting her head in your lap while you relax together.<br/>However, she loves going on walks! She does well on a leash and looks forward to her walks so she can sniff out the world she travels well in a car tooo <br/><br/>She is an excellent house guest. Willa is house-trained, although we always say regression is common in new environments, ignores cats, gets along well with her Golden Retriever sister, and settles nicely in her crate (even if it isn't her favorite place). Her ideal home is a calm environment We do feel it would be best for children to be 12 and over so they can understand how to be respectful of Willa until she feels comfortable. <br/><br/>Because Willa is quite the little escape artist, her future family will need to take extra precautions. She should always wear a GPS tracker or similar device, and her home should have secure barriers or a reliable system to prevent her from slipping out the door. A securely fenced yard is a requirement for this gal!<br/><br/>Willa is spayed, up to date on her vaccinations, and more than ready to steal your heart-and your spot on the sofa! She's a calm, gentle, affectionate girl who simply wants a safe place to relax and be loved. Honestly, isn't that what we all want?<br/><br/>Willa is currently being fostered in Strasburg, PA.<br/><br/>Kennel License #9117<br/>PO Box 2372<br/>Reading, PA 19608

Meet Willa!

Willa is a 5-year-old Mini Bernedoodle with the sweetest personality you could ask for!

Willa is looking for a special home with a family who has previous rescue experience, where she can truly thrive. She came to us from a commercial breeder and was previously adopted, but it simply wasn't the right fit for everyone. Now she's hoping to find her forever family.

Willa doesn't ask for much, but she does have one important requirement: she must be allowed on the furniture! She is the definition of a couch potato and loves nothing more than curling up beside you, resting her head in your lap while you relax together.
However, she loves going on walks! She does well on a leash and looks forward to her walks so she can sniff out the world she travels well in a car tooo

She is an excellent house guest. Willa is house-trained, although we always say regression is common in new environments, ignores cats, gets along well with her Golden Retriever sister, and settles nicely in he

Meet Willa!

Willa is a 5-year-old Mini Bernedoodle with the sweetest personality you could ask for!

Willa is looking for a special home with a family who has previous rescue experience, where she can truly thrive. She came to us from a commercial breeder and was previously adopted, but it simply wasn't the right fit for everyone. Now she's hoping to find her forever family.

Willa doesn't ask for much, but she does have one important requirement: she must be allowed on the furniture! She is the definition of a couch potato and loves nothing more than curling up beside you, resting her head in your lap while you relax together.
However, she loves going on walks! She does well on a leash and looks forward to her walks so she can sniff out the world she travels well in a car tooo

She is an excellent house guest. Willa is house-trained, although we always say regression is common in new environments, ignores cats, gets along well with her Golden Retriever sister, and settles nicely in her crate (even if it isn't her favorite place). Her ideal home is a calm environment We do feel it would be best for children to be 12 and over so they can understand how to be respectful of Willa until she feels comfortable.

Because Willa is quite the little escape artist, her future family will need to take extra precautions. She should always wear a GPS tracker or similar device, and h