Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
**Meet Hilda, or as her friends lovingly call her, Hilly Dilly!**
This sweet girl was rescued from a cold January morning, and despite her rough start, she has so much love to give. At about a year and a half old, Hilly still has a playful puppy spirit mixed with a calm demeanor that makes her the perfect companion.
Hilly is eager to please and gets especially excited when her foster parents come home or when it’s treat time! She loves to explore the backyard, especially with her foster family or furry friends by her side. This gentle girl adores being petted and will happily nuzzle up to you.
Though Hilly may be a bit shy at first, she quickly warms up to those who show her kindness. Once she feels safe, you’ll find her happily following you around as your loyal shadow. She’s mostly quiet, only speaking up to remind you when it’s mealtime or when she needs a potty break.
When she’s not lounging on the couch, Hilly enjoys playing with her toys and would thrive in a home with a furry friend to romp around with. She is submissive and gets along wonderfully with the other small dogs in her foster home. Hilly knows the word "outside" and is quick to follow her foster mom whenever it’s potty time. While she’s still working on her leash skills, she’s an excellent car rider, ready for adventures!
Hilly is spayed, up-to-date on her vaccines, and ready to find her forever home. She sleeps peacefully in her kennel at night but prefers not to be in it during the day. Although she occasionally gets curious and chews on items like pillows or shoelaces when unsupervised, she’s a fast learner and responds well to gentle corrections.
This happy, sweet, and calm young pup deserves a loving family to show her that humans are good. If you think you can provide the loving home she needs, please reach out to Hilly's foster parents by filling out an application. Let’s help Hilly find her happily ever after!
HTXdogRescue.org
