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A little about them
Daisy is a tiny, 8-pound Maltese/Poodle blend who is 10 years old. This loyal senior loves food, attention, exploring her surroundings, and staying close to her person—including cuddling beside them in bed. She is gentle, curious, and otherwise quiet, though she will let you know when she wants food.
Daisy has reduced hearing and vision but remains adventurous and eager to explore. She is looking for a patient, loving family who will communicate creatively and appreciate her just as she is.
Ideal Home
Daisy could live in an apartment, condo, or single-family home. She would do best with respectful teens only. A home without steps and without a pool would be safest for her, and a fenced yard would give her a secure place to explore. She has free rein of her foster home and can be left alone for several hours. She has experience with other small dogs and cats.
Ongoing Health
Daisy is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped. She uses daily eye drops for dry eyes, takes monthly flea and heartworm preventatives, and receives medication for anxiety. Professional grooming every 6–8 weeks will likely help keep her comfortable and well cared for.
Training & Support
Daisy is still working on house training and needs frequent trips outside. Her vision makes leash walking difficult, so she needs continued practice, and her hearing can sometimes make communication challenging. She is highly food-motivated and enjoys being close to her person.
Application Details
- Daisy’s adoption donation is $175.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags. If it looks like a good fit, her foster family will share more information.
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Daisy would do well in an apartment, condo, or single-family home with respectful teens only. A home without steps, no pool, and a fenced yard would be safest and most comfortable for her.
Daisy has experience with other small dogs and cats.
She is still working on house training and needs frequent trips outside. She also needs more practice with leash walking, and her family will need to communicate patiently and creatively because of her reduced hearing and vision.
Daisy uses daily drops for dry eyes, takes monthly flea and heartworm preventatives, and receives medication for anxiety. She will likely need professional grooming every 6–8 weeks.