Hazel Doodle is a 6-year-old Goldendoodle in Albuquerque, NM, fostered after her owner's passing. She weighs around 60 pounds and has a yellow, curly coat that needs steady grooming and regular trims. Hazel is shy and prefers quiet, low-traffic homes without young kids or frequent visitors. She bonds deeply with her people and does well with one or two mellow dogs, but she's not interested in being friends with every canine she meets. Hazel’s prey drive is strong—she cannot be placed with cats or small dogs. Hazel lives with some separation anxiety, but this improves with a predictable routine and time alone under four hours a day. She feels safe in her crate, often resting there during cleaning or at night. Most of her days are about car rides, gentle walks, and being close to her family; she’d rather be on the sofa than out on a hike. Hazel has special needs due to tooth root resorption and mild allergies. She requires annual dental exams and will need future oral surgeries. Hard chews, bones, and antlers are off limits, but she enjoys her meals without much fuss. Hazel is house trained, spayed, and current on vaccinations. She recently celebrated her Capricorn birthday—she’s every bit as loyal and steady as the sign suggests. The adoption fee is sponsored. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!