Sponsored by Monica Musil in loving memory of Milo

Miss Annie arrived into Canada on October 3rd, from a Mill in Ohio.  This little lady is a wonderful cuddly companion once she is given time to warm up.  It is quite common with Mill dogs that they have not been exposed to anything outside of their pen.  Annie is no exception and is learning how to be a dog from her foster siblings.  Annie has learned how to climb up and down stairs, she no longer runs when strange noises are heard in her home, she knows she is to do her bathroom business outside (Annie is still a work in progress, if you miss her que, she goes indoors), and adores sleeping cuddled in a bed.
Annie is a great eater, all things not kibble!  She now gently will take a treat from your hand and quietly waits her turn when it is treat time for everyone.  Annie lives in a busy household, ignores the resident cats and is understanding a few commands like come and stay.  Annie is a pretty quiet girl, barks randomly and cannot figure out where the barking is coming from when she hears it on TV.  This little girl very happily goes for a walk every day, but hasn’t figured out this is a time for bathroom business and the joy of sniffing where other dogs have been.  She seems very frightened by large dogs barking, only heard from a distance.
Annie Bananie is a loving dog who greats us when a wagging tail while dancing on her hind legs!  She is micro-chipped, spayed and up to date on all vaccines.  Annie is a trusting soul who looks through you with those big brown eyes, everyone instantly falls in love!  Annie sleeps through the night, is a willing companion for any car ride, and is also pretty happy just lounging on the couch.  An adopter must be willing to continue with a patient approach, and will be awarded ten-fold with this amazing Lhasa Apso.

For more information, you may contact Brenda (foster parent) at dean.brenda.pomerleau@gmail.com

** Adoptions within Ontario only​