Sponsored by Eva, in memory of Lila Dudek. Faithful friend, best ever walkies partner, loving companion. You are so loved and missed.

Daisy is a 10-year-old Walker Hound who was adopted from our rescue a number of years ago but was recently returned due to changes in her family’s living situation. She has been very well cared for and deeply loved which is evident in her easy going, well balanced nature.
Daisy loves all people and other animals. She is very submissive with other dogs and gave her foster sister who is quite shy plenty of space as she became familiar with her. They are now inseparable and this has made it clear that Daisy would thrive in a home with other animals. During her first week in foster care Daisy was a bit anxious when left alone but now that she can be left with the other dogs in the home her separation anxiety has all but disappeared.
Daisy is incredible with people and has truly never met a stranger. She believes she is a lap dog and loves cuddling with her people and if her sad hound eyes are successful, she will happily sleep in your bed at night.
Daisy had an injury to her foot several years ago that resulted in her back leg being amputated. Although she is a large dog she gets around incredibly well on three legs. She takes a joint supplement daily to keep her healthy and strong. She is currently able to manage stairs and jump on and off furniture but a home with fewer stairs would be ideal. As she ages her mobility may become more significantly impacted by having three legs so a one level home would be best suited for her long-term comfort.
Daisy has a big bark but it is not one you hear often especially compared to many hounds. She may bark a bit when left alone or when very excited but otherwise she is quite calm. Typical of her breed she loves food and eats very well. She does have a beef allergy and is currently on a fish-based diet for sensitive skin and stomach which she is doing very well on.
Daisy can be strong on leash when she is excited or spots an elusive squirrel, but it is very manageable. She loves being outside and would enjoy a yard where she can relax and lounge if possible. She also has the classic hound trait of very selective hearing so she would not be a candidate for off leash activity.
Daisy is scheduled for a dental on April 16th and once recovered will be ready to find her forever home.

For more information, you may contact Courtney (foster parent) at courtneyjmiller18@gmail.com

**Adoptions within the province of Ontario only