Adoptable Dog of the Week – Daisy D

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Well howdy-do, Miss Daisy D! This adorable flower is our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Daisy D hails is an adult Papillon from San Antonio, Texas. She’s already spayed, purebred, up-to-date on vaccinations, microchipped, and good with dogs.

Daisy D’s Tale:

Daisy D is a 6-year-old, 7 pound female Papillon that was surrendered by her owner. She is a sweet little dog that loves people. She loves to be held and given as much attention as you can give her. Daisy D boasts good recall to her name and comes running for more attention. She is housebroken, walks on a leash, and barks little. We think she’d be a wonderful companion to an older person and someone living in an apartment (no small children). Cats are an unknown, but doubt that Daisy D would have any problem with them, since most cats would be bigger than she is.

If Daisy D sounds like a perfect fit for you, visit Poquita Paws Rescue.

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