Daisy is nearly 3 years old and has already experienced a lot for a young dog. After being adopted out as a puppy from a nearby rescue, Daisy has changed hands several times, so her full background is a bit of a mystery. What’s for sure: Daisy is her real name—she’s microchipped with that, though her chip needs an update from her first owner’s info. She came to her current rescue after being found tied to a stop sign, a rough situation for any dog. She is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, and recently tested negative for heartworm. Daisy is a medium-sized pit bull mix with a short red chestnut coat. In the kennel overnight, she does great and never goes potty inside. She’s house trained and generally affectionate, but she’s wary around certain men—some she’s comfortable with, others not so much. Daisy doesn’t have much interest in other dogs and may need careful introductions. Meet and greets are required if you already have a dog at home, as the rescue wants to set everyone up for success. No cats for Daisy—she’s proven to be too prey driven. Daisy loves affection and is looking for a quiet, forever home where she can finally settle down. Give her the second chance she deserves, and she’ll reward you with loyalty and love. Give them the home they have been waiting for. Apply today.