Meet Flo, a sweet and gentle girl who is ready to open her heart to a loving family. Having come from a hoarding situation, Flo is understandably shy and will need a patient home that understands her need for time and space to acclimate. She finds immense comfort and confidence in the presence of other dogs, and her gentle nature truly shines through once she feels safe. Flo is looking for a family who will celebrate her small victories and provide the consistent reassurance she needs to blossom.
As a Chihuahua-Dachshund mix, Flo brings a delightful blend of traits. Chihuahuas are known for their loyalty and affectionate nature with their chosen people, while Dachshunds contribute a playful curiosity and a loving spirit. This combination suggests a companion who will be devoted and engaging once she overcomes her initial shyness. She is good with dogs, cats, and kids, making her a versatile addition to many households, especially those with an existing canine friend.
The ideal home for Flo is one with an existing friendly dog to help her feel secure and confident. Patience and a calm environment will be key to helping her adjust and build trust. A family that understands the unique needs of a rescue dog from a hoarding situation will be perfect. With consistent love and understanding, Flo promises to become a cherished and wonderful member of your family, bringing joy and companionship for years to come.
Special Needs
Requires time and patience to acclimate to a new home after a hoarding situation.
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American Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed
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