Meet Lilo
Hi, I’m Lilo—a sweet, gentle 7-year-old girl looking for my either a new foster home that can give me more time & training or my perfect forever home! I’m a huge cuddle bug who loves cozy beds, sunny windows, leisurely walks, toys, meal toppers, and watching birds and bunnies outside. I have an old back-leg issue and may limp if I’m too active. I’m wonderful with people of all ages, including children, and I’m both crate- and leash-trained. My ideal home will have an experienced dog owner who is home more often than not—perhaps someone who works from home or is retired. I have some separation anxiety and I need more socialization–so I’m really looking for someone who will work with me on these things so I can reach my full potential! I’m dog-selective and would do best as the only dog or with a very submissive, nonthreatening dog after a careful & slow introduction. I do wonderfully with my foster sibling, Valentine! Unknown dogs, dog parks, and dog-heavy places are not appropriate for me. I have anxiety and some unseen scars, so strangers, loud noises, car rides, veterinary visits, and being away from my people for too long can be difficult. With patience, consistency, and love, I’ll reward you with adorable zoomies, gentle companionship, and all the cuddles you could want.
Could Lilo be your senior soulmate?
Reach out to Passion for Pitties and mention Lilo’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.
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