Annie is a 1 year old female with a soft heart that is still learning to feel safe again. She was found alone on the mountains, left behind, weak and without hope. If she had not been spotted in time, she would not have survived. Despite this, Annie still chooses to trust people, even though her eyes show the sadness of everything she has been through.

At home, Annie is calm, quiet, and deeply attached to her person. She follows you everywhere, always wanting to be close, whether you are cooking, cleaning, or simply moving around the house. She greets you with so much love, jumping up for hugs and not giving up until she gets the reassurance she is looking for.

She lives peacefully in the home and is fully house trained. She prefers her own space and often chooses a quiet corner where she can relax. While she is friendly with other dogs, she does not naturally seek out play or closeness with them and tends to keep to herself.

Outside, Annie shows a very different side. She has a lot of energy and can become overwhelmed on walks, pulling strongly on the leash and reacting to fast motorbikes or other dogs she sees. This comes from excitement and insecurity rather than anything else, and she will need guidance, structure, and someone confident to help her feel more balanced in these situations.

Why Annie is Awesome

• Very loving and deeply attached to her person
• Calm and quiet in the home
• Fully house trained
• Friendly with other dogs
• Enjoys car rides and settles well

What she’s looking for

Annie is looking for a home that understands her sensitivity and is willing to guide her with patience and consistency. She would do best with a more active family who can handle her energy outside and help her build confidence on walks.

She can live with children above 6 years old, but she is not a playful, toy driven dog and prefers calm interaction over busy environments. A home that gives her both structure and reassurance will allow her to truly grow and feel safe.

Annie is a dog with two sides. Quiet and gentle at home, energetic and searching outside. With the right person, those two sides will come together, and you will see a dog who finally feels secure in every part of her world.