Meet Fawn
Meet Fawn! Meet Fawn! ❤️ Fawn is an 8-year-young senior girl who has so much love left to give. She’s the perfect mix of chill and spunky —happy to relax with her people, but always ready for a nice walk or a little adventure. Fawn is an absolute dream on a leash and is 100% potty trained . She’s also crate trained and trustworthy when left out of her crate. She’s got those good-girl manners down! Fawn loves her people and is happiest when she can be close to them. She enjoys the simple things in life— cozy naps, leisurely walks, attention from her favorite people, and being part of the family. She would do best with a calm, respectful pet who matches her energy . She doesn’t need a wild playmate or a dog who is constantly in her face, but with the right companion, she could absolutely share her home. Fawn does have a little storm anxiety. During storms, she may shake and look to her people for reassurance, but she isn’t destructive. ❤️ If you’re looking for a loyal, loving, easygoing senior companion who is past the puppy chaos and ready to spend her golden years being spoiled, Fawn might be your girl. Fawn is ready for a family who will love her through her golden years and show her just how wonderful life can be. Could that be you? Fawn's Adoption fee is $350.00
Could Fawn be your senior soulmate?
Reach out to Lucky Tales Rescue and mention Fawn’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.
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