Harley arrived as a feral puppy, but in a year and a half with a foster, she’s made steady, heartening progress. She adores having her own toys to carry around and will do just about anything for a treat. Harley gets along brilliantly with other dogs, is both potty trained and crate trained, and takes comfort in her canine companions. You’ll see her confidence shine brightest when she’s with another confident dog—the company helps her feel safe. She isn’t ready for regular pets yet, but she’ll take treats from your hand without hesitation. At night, Harley’s foster can gently pet her while she’s relaxed on the bed, showing there’s an affectionate side waiting to blossom fully. There isn’t a mean bone in her body; she just needs a little time and patience. The ideal home for Harley is calm and gentle, with someone willing to let her approach trust on her terms. Her safe place is the foster’s bed, and her best days come with a quiet routine and lots of encouragement. In the right home, Harley will flourish at her own pace, and she’ll reward you with the kind of quiet loyalty only a sensitive soul like her can offer. Harley is a Virgo, known for their observant and steady nature. Click apply to start the adoption process.