Bailey-Sue

Bailey-Sue is a 4-year-old, 57lb spayed female pittie mix who is playful, affectionate, and brave. She came to us from the Houston shelter after surviving physical abuse. It took months for her to trust again, but her resilience and gentle spirit now shine through. She just needs a patient, loving home willing to let her open up at her own pace. Once she does, she's pure love. Bailey loves to play with other dogs, but she's friendly, tail-wagging, and enthusiastic, and likes to take things slow when meeting new friends. She has done best with dogs around 30-80 lbs and may do particularly well with a calm male dog who can match her energy and help her feel confident. Slow introductions are key to her success. She absolutely adores kids and currently lives with children ranging from 3 to 17 years old. She's gentle, patient, and happiest when surrounded by her family. Bailey is fully house-trained and crate-trained, sleeping quietly through the night. She's used to eating and enjoying treats in her crate or outside alone. She's never shown any food or toy guarding toward people. Bailey does best when she's had a little time to burn off energy first. Once settled, she walks nicely without pulling, but if she heads out full of excitement, she might need a few reminders. Continued leash work will help her be her best self. Her energy level is medium to medium-low. She loves playtime and activity but can also relax and enjoy a slower-paced home. She doesn't require another dog to be happy but would enjoy the companionship if it's the right fit. Bailey is affectionate, smart, playful, and sometimes a little silly. She loves chew toys, car rides, and spending time with her people. When meeting strangers, she can be cautious at first, a mix of curiosity and nerves, but once she warms up, her tail wags nonstop. Because of her past, Bailey needs a home that understands she may take time to feel safe and confident. She may bark or seem unsure around new people or dogs; her reactions are rooted in fear, not aggression. With love, patience, and structure, Bailey blossoms into the loyal, trusting companion she was always meant to be.

Ideal Home

Bailey needs a home that understands she may take time to feel safe and confident. She may bark or seem unsure around new people or dogs – her reactions are rooted in fear, not aggression.

Ongoing Health

Bailey is spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations.

Training & Support

Bailey is fully house-trained and crate-trained. She walks nicely on a leash once she has had a chance to burn off energy. Continued leash work will help her be her best self.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• If we think you might be a good fit, we'll reach out to coordinate a phone interview.
• This will be followed by a video call with her foster home.
• A virtual home visit, plus personal and vet reference checks, are required to complete the process.

Transporation

Bailey is being fostered in Austin, Texas and is available for adoption out-of-state. Transport can be arranged for approved adopters. Transport is included in our adoption donation.