01-06-26 Lemon Pie is an absolute heartbreaker who came to us from a breeder and initially found it difficult to settle into her new environment. We believe this was partly due to discomfort in her right eye, which has since been removed. She is recovering well and already seems much more comfortable. She has corneal scarring on her left eye that will need to be monitored for any future issues that may arise, but she is able to see around it for now.

Lemon Pie can be a little sensitive to touch and may shy away from hands, suggesting that she may not always have been treated with the kindness she deserves. However, once she is gently picked up and held, she settles nicely and simply needs plenty of love, patience, and reassurance to help her learn to trust.

Having never lived in a home before, Lemon Pie will need understanding adopters who can guide her through all the new experiences and routines of family life. She may initially be too nervous for lead walks, so spending time exploring a secure garden at her own pace would be a great way to help her build confidence as she adjusts to her new surroundings.

Lemon Pie will need at least one kind, confident resident dog in her new home to help show her the way and provide reassurance as she settles in. She could live with older, dog-savvy teenagers who will respect her space and offer her the patience and understanding she needs.

She is an incredibly deserving little girl who simply needs time, kindness, and patience to blossom into the happy companion she was always meant to be.

Lemon Pie has a travel document.

Lemon Pie has been given the Gift of Life by Sarah Hicklin

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.