Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Story
Meet Daisy! â¤ï¸ A Happy, Easygoing English Pointer Mix with a Heart Full of Sunshine! Breed: English Pointer Mix Gender: Female Age: 3 Years DOB: 11/08/2023 Weight: 33 lbs (15 kg) Good With: Dogs âï¸ | Kids âï¸ | Cats: Unknown Personality: Happy, Calm, Easygoing, and Relaxed Medical: Spayed âï¸ | Vaccinated âï¸ | Currently Halfway Through Treatment for Ehrlichiosis â¤ï¸ Personality & Breed Information Meet Daisy, a beautiful 3-year-old English Pointer mix weighing approximately 33 pounds! This lovely girl has a happy, relaxed personality and a gentle approach to life that makes her especially endearing. Daisy is the kind of dog who appreciates the simple pleasures — companionship, a comfortable place to relax, and opportunities to enjoy the world around her. Her easygoing temperament makes her a promising companion for someone looking for a dog who can enjoy daily activities without needing constant excitement. About the English Pointer Mix English Pointers are athletic, intelligent sporting dogs originally bred to locate game birds. They are known for their affectionate nature, stamina, and enthusiasm for outdoor activities. As an English Pointer mix, Daisy may inherit characteristics such as: Affectionate and Loyal: Pointers often develop strong relationships with their families. Intelligent and Responsive: Many enjoy learning and working alongside their people. Athletic: They can appreciate walks, outdoor exploration, and regular exercise. Sociable: Pointers are often friendly companions. Curious: Their hunting heritage can create a strong interest in interesting scents and outdoor environments. Although Pointers are generally active dogs, Daisy's known personality is happy and laid-back. Her individual energy level and exercise needs should guide her daily routine rather than breed expectations alone. Daisy's Ideal Home Daisy would be a lovely match for an individual, couple, or family seeking an affectionate, easygoing adult companion. At 33 pounds, she is a manageable medium-sized dog who could enjoy either a house or an apartment, provided her exercise and companionship needs are met. She is considered suitable for homes with other dogs and children, with appropriate introductions and supervision. Her compatibility with cats is currently unknown. A family that appreciates peaceful companionship, comfortable routines, and gentle daily adventures could be an excellent fit for Daisy. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect At approximately 2–3 years old, Daisy has moved beyond puppyhood but may still need help learning the expectations of a new household. Rescue dogs may arrive with basic training at best, so her family should be prepared to reinforce house training, leash manners, basic commands, and household routines through positive reinforcement. Daisy's relaxed temperament may make her a pleasant companion for a quieter lifestyle, although she will still benefit from appropriate exercise and mental enrichment. Once her veterinarian clears her for normal activity, she may enjoy daily walks, gentle games, scent-based activities, and outdoor exploration. Because she is currently undergoing treatment for ehrlichiosis, her exercise should remain gentle and follow veterinary guidance until her treatment and recovery have been evaluated. The 3-3-3 Rule Every rescue dog needs time to adjust: 3 Days: Decompress and begin feeling safe. 3 Weeks: Learn household routines and develop confidence. 3 Months: Build trust and feel comfortable with her family. These are general guidelines rather than deadlines. A calm environment, predictable routine, and patience will help Daisy settle into her forever home. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Daisy is spayed and vaccinated. She is also currently halfway through treatment for ehrlichiosis, a tick-borne bacterial infection that requires appropriate veterinary care and follow-up. Understanding Ehrlichiosis Ehrlichiosis is caused by bacteria transmitted through infected tick bites. It can affect a dog's blood cells and may cause symptoms such as fatigue, fever, reduced appetite, joint discomfort, or changes in platelet counts. Some dogs show few obvious symptoms, while others require closer medical monitoring. Daisy's treatment is already underway, but she has not yet completed her prescribed course. Her adopter must understand the importance of finishing treatment and following veterinary recommendations. Her care may include: Completing all prescribed medication exactly as directed. Attending follow-up veterinary appointments. Monitoring blood counts or other laboratory results when recommended. Maintaining consistent tick prevention. Watching for unusual tiredness, reduced appetite, bruising, bleeding, or other concerning symptoms. Ehrlichiosis is not typically transmitted directly from one dog to another through normal contact. Transmission primarily occurs through infected ticks, making effective tick control important. Many dogs respond well to appropriate treatment, but recovery and follow-up needs vary. Daisy should not be considered medically cleared until her veterinarian confirms her status. English Pointer Health Considerations English Pointers may have inherited predispositions to certain conditions, including hip dysplasia, eye disorders, and skin sensitivities. These are general breed considerations, not diagnosed conditions in Daisy. Her future family should provide balanced nutrition, routine veterinary examinations, dental care, parasite prevention, grooming, and appropriate exercise. Daisy deserves a family prepared to support her through the remainder of her ehrlichiosis treatment and provide attentive, lifelong healthcare. Adoption Information Ready to give Daisy the loving home she deserves? Apply to Adopt: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Ozzie and Friends Rescue is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to rescuing dogs in need and finding them safe, loving forever homes. We coordinate safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States, subject to veterinary clearance and completion of any necessary medical requirements. Because Daisy is currently receiving treatment for ehrlichiosis, her medical status, remaining treatment, follow-up care, and transportation eligibility must be reviewed before adoption arrangements are finalized. Daisy is a beautiful, happy girl with a wonderfully relaxed spirit and so much love to give. At just 2–3 years old, she has many happy years ahead of her, and she deserves a family who will stand beside her as she completes her treatment and begins her next chapter. With her easygoing personality and affectionate potential, Daisy could become a truly special companion. Could you be the one to give this sweet girl the safe, loving forever home she's been waiting for? â¤ï¸November 7, 2026, 10:07 am
