Willow didn’t come to us with a backstory — just a sister (Gracie), a frightened heart, and the kind of quiet resilience that tells you she’s survived more than she should have. She and Gracie were found abandoned and roaming the streets, but even then, Willow held onto her softness. And now? She’s blooming. 🌟 What We’ve Learned About Willow This girl has been working so hard to become the best version of herself, and she’s already knocking it out of the park. ✔️ Housebroken ✔️ Crate trained ✔️ Floofy, goofy, and full of gentle charm ✔️ Learning basic commands ✔️ A grade A++ snuggler ✔️ Low‑drive/low‑energy for a puppy ✔️ Loves being outside and exploring ✔️ Food‑motivated and eager to please ✔️ Loves her foster dog brother and sister ✔️ Very gentle with her foster kitty siblings 💛 Her Personality Willow is shy with new humans — the kind of shy that makes you want to sit on the floor and let her come to you when she’s ready. But once she warms up? You’ve got yourself a velcro dog. She attaches with her whole heart. She loves softly, deeply, and with absolute sincerity. She would thrive in a home: With or without other dogs With or without kids With patient humans who understand that shy dogs love the hardest With a securely fenced yard (non‑negotiable — this girl LOVES to roam and explore) 🌱 Her Second Chance Willow came into foster care scared, unsure, and shut down. But with love, safety, and consistency, she has blossomed into a truly perfect pup. She’s gentle. She’s grateful. She’s ready. What she needs now is someone who will pinky‑paw promise her that she will never again be hungry, cold, hurt, or alone. Someone who sees her not as a project, but as a partner. If any pup deserves that promise, it’s Willow — our sweet, floofy Boo.