Lilly

Lilly was a very worried girl when she initially came into our care. She has been at another rescue and we don't know her history but she's only two years old. Once Lilly has got to know someone she really comes out of her shell and loves to greet you excitedly, and she's happy to play with you as you throw her toys for her. She's begun to explore the centre too, and although she can be unsure about some thing she comes across, give her time and she finds her confidence to investigate. we've definitely found that a go-slow approach is much appreciated by Lilly, from putting on her harness to getting in the van, and her adopters should adopt the same method to set her up for success. Lil can be quite vocal when it comes to other dogs but when she gets a chance to interact, she doesn't quite know what to do with herself. She would benefit greatly if her family could find her one or two very calm and polite pals to walk with that won't want to overly interact with her. Lilly can live with teenagers but will need to be the only dog at home at present, though some walking friends would be nice once settled. We have no history for her so cannot say for sure whether she is house trained, and she would benefit from someone at home most of the day initially, as she may not be used to spending time by herself.