Up for adoption in Texas and New England: Daisy Mae! This beautiful purebred-looking Lab is about 7 years old and weighs approximately 60 lbs. Daisy Mae has never met a stranger, and everyone who meets her falls in love. This gentle, chill, happy girl is an easy addition to any family. She loves all humans and gets along with all the dogs she's met while in her foster home. She showed interest in a neighbor's cat, but when the cat didn’t reciprocate, she turned and walked away. She also didn’t react to neighborhood dogs who barked and lunged at her. Daisy Mae is house-trained and prefers to do her business on short walks several times a day rather than in the yard, but she will pee in the yard if she really needs to. She’s easy on a leash, although she likes to get to say hello to passersby — and she always approaches low and wiggly and never jumps. She doesn’t need to be crated, as she has never been destructive or tried to get into anything when left home alone. However, in her first few days in a new place, she may be a little anxious and bark. Once she feels safe and realizes you’re coming back, she’ll mostly just sleep while you’re gone. She doesn’t bark at things out the window, or even when people come to the door. She’s a very quiet girl. Daisy Mae would love to share your bed, but if she has a bed of her own in your room and you tell her that that’s where you want her, that’s where she’ll stay through the night. She’s also good in the car and loves to go to the park for hikes, and she has the cutest bouncy rocking horse run. She lived with other dogs in her original home and has been living with five other dogs in her foster home, so we don’t know how she would do as the only pet. But she’s so easy-going that once she realizes it’s home, she would probably be fine. She is very gentle and patient and likes to be hugged. She has enjoyed meeting babies and young children on walks. The most important thing to Daisy Mae (and to Lucky Lab) is that she is loved. She is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped. Apply for her at www.luckylabrescue.com