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Trixie

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8 years and up|Mixed Breed|Female|Medium|Warren, OH
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Trixie is a 6-year-old golden mixed breed dog currently in Warren, OH. She is a medium-sized female who is not yet house trained and has not been spayed. Trixie's vaccinations are up to date, and she recently experienced a major change in her life. She’s looking for someone patient and understanding to help her settle back into a stable, loving environment.

About Trixie

Trixie is a petite, golden senior around 6 years old and weighing close to 40 lbs. She’s still trying to process a big change in her life: shifting from a home to a noisy, stressful shelter after being surrendered. You can see she’s not mean or aggressive—just scared and unsure in this new world. Volunteers can walk her, but she’s still on edge, often greeting a reaching hand with her high-pitched bark. She isn’t bad. She’s just caught off guard and overwhelmed. What Trixie really needs is time and patience. Once given a quieter space and the chance to decompress, she’ll have a shot at regaining her peace. Trixie isn’t asking for much—just one person willing to reassure her and say she’s finally safe again. Sometimes all it takes is a simple act of kindness to transform a life. Give her that chance, and she’ll do her best to meet you halfway. They are ready to love you; are you ready to apply?

Questions about Trixie

  • What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?

    Mixed breed dogs like Trixie tend to be adaptable, but given her sensitive nature and current stress, she'd do best in a calm, patient home with minimal chaos.

  • How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?

    Medium mixed breed dogs such as Trixie enjoy regular walks and some space to stretch their legs, but don't necessarily need a large yard. A few daily walks and some attention go a long way.

  • Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?

    Trixie's breed mix can often be good with children, but considering her current nervousness, she may do better in a quieter home, at least until she feels secure.