Missy

MISSY – LOOKING FOR HER FOREVER HOME
NSW – Central Coast
Nearly 9-year-old Boxer x

Meet Missy — a sweet, gentle and incredibly loyal girl who loves nothing more than being close to her people.

Missy is a devoted companion who loves being part of family life. She follows her person around the house, sits on their feet, leans against them and happily curls up beside them on the couch. She loves cuddles, burrowing under blankets and sleeping right next to her person.

She has a wonderfully cheeky personality and lots of little quirks that make her incredibly endearing. Missy loves her daily walks, car rides, toys, backyard fetch, treats and relaxing in the sunshine after some exercise.

She is also an excellent traveller and has travelled all the way from Darwin to NSW, taking the huge journey completely in her stride.

Missy would be best as the only dog.

She used to get along with other dogs, but after being attacked while out on a walk,
she has become nervous around unfamiliar dogs. She may bark when anxious, but with calm reassurance from her person she will usually settle and keep walking.

Missy is not suitable to live with cats.

Missy needs a secure, well-fenced yard and must be walked on lead. She doesn’t have great road awareness and will happily explore if given the opportunity.

Missy would suit a family, couple or single person who enjoys daily walks and wants a devoted companion who will happily be their shadow.

Missy isn’t just looking for a home — she’s looking for her person.

She has spent nearly nine years sharing her life with the people she loves. She has travelled across Australia, been there through life’s difficult moments and happiest ones, and remained unwaveringly loyal through it all.

Whoever welcomes Missy into their family won’t just be adopting a dog — they’ll be gaining a faithful best friend.

Missy is located on the NSW Central Coast.

If Missy sounds like the girl you’ve been waiting for, please click here to apply:
https://brna.com.au/product/nsw-missy/

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