SALLY

Sally’s foster family describes her as a dream companion from the start, as if she's always been part of their lives. She is friendly and affectionate with everyone, including family and guests. Living with two small dogs, she often observes them calmly. On walks, Sally passes other dogs without interest and only reacts negatively if they try to steal attention from her.

Sally is improving with mild barking and separation anxiety. As a loving dog, she thrives when she can spend plenty of time with her family. Her fosters use hand signals for training as Sally is deaf but quickly learns their meaning. Missing her right eye doesn’t hinder her daily life or well-being, nor is it expected to cause future issues.

Though she hasn't lived with cats, her neutral behaviour towards small dogs suggests she could coexist with respectful cats following gradual introduction. Sally could also adapt well to a household with calm children aged 9 and older. Due to her deafness, she must always be on a lead in public for her safety, with her family committed to using secure fields for off-lead playtime if desired.