‘Hello, I’m Daisy and I’m looking for my very own human(s) who will love and cuddle me. 💖
I think I am about 3 to 4 years old, but I am not sure. I really hope my human will give me a ‘gotcha date’ so I can have a birthday and be spoiled and get new toys like other puggies do. 🎉
My foster mummy describes me as very sweet; I just want to please her. I love my tummy rubs and playing gentle rough and tumble, I can do great zoomies and I have a very waggy tail. I love to see people when I am out on a walk, and I have been told I am very good on a lead. I’m good with children. When I’m out on a walk, people say I am very pretty. 😍
I’m not food aggressive in fact I’m not too bothered about food, and you can take my bowl away with no problem. I’m used to cuddling up with a human at night and find it very hard not to have nighttime cuddles, I want to make sure my human doesn’t go away and leave me while I am asleep. My last human did not want to go away but she had to, and I was very loved.’ 🏡
Note from PDWRA
Daisy is a beautiful girl, sweet in nature and very loving with puppy like qualities and needs someone who can finish her training to learn commands. Daisy is now house trained but may have the odd accident. She’s done really well at toilet training in the short time she has been with her foster mummy but needs patience to continue what has been achieved.
Daisy loves her humans and wants to be with them all the time, including bedtime if she can, (she does snore!). Her separation anxiety is getting better, but needs more work and patience to help her with this and to learn that her human will come back to her and be happy to have nighttime snuggles!
Daisy will thrive being the only pug in the home and being in a family environment with or without children, but the person must have the time and commitment to help Daisy with her training needs.
Daisy will need to be spayed once she has had her season, this will be arranged and paid for by PDWRA.
For this reason, and to ensure that Daisy finds her forever home with a family that has patience and commitment to help her with her separation anxiety, we’re offering Daisy on FOSTER TO ADOPT placement.
Whilst in foster care Daisy will remain in the ownership of the PDWRA, and we will make decisions regarding health and well-being – so it is stressed that there are certain responsibilities and commitments which the adopter will be required to adhere to.
The full extent of these can be discussed with any interested applicants.
Please note that the potential adopter will be required to sign a Foster Agreement form and take note of the Guidance Information on fostering for PDWRA. Full support is provided for all stages of the fostering period by PDWRA Area Coordinator Raffi.
Daisy is currently in the East Region, if you’d like more information please contact Raffi –
If you think you could offer Daisy her perfect home, please click the button below to apply:
