If you’re after a true border collie, Lilah fits the bill. She’s sharp, loyal, and lives to please with a textbook herding drive. At four years old, she soaks up praise and offers her full attention to her person—looking at you as if you hung the moon. She loves being part of daily routines, whether you’re tackling chores or settling in for a movie. She wants to belong right by your side and will quickly make herself your closest companion. Lilah is incredibly agile and bright, with a strong herding instinct. Expect her to herd—even the mailman—if she’s given the chance. She redirects quickly with gentle guidance; her biggest motivator is her bond with you. She’d excel at agility work or active games that challenge her mind and body. Her journey wasn’t easy: found starving and fearful in a parking lot, Lilah took some time to recover. She’s blossomed, but still figuring out some basics of “how to dog.” She does well with other dogs when introduced thoughtfully, playing best with other herding breeds. She’s submissive with smaller dogs and ignores senior cats indoors. Crowds of unknown dogs can still make her uneasy, but she’d happily stick by your side at a busy park. Lilah is crate trained and housebroken. She needs patient introductions to new people or pets in her space but opens up once she trusts them. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.