Lyra

Lyra is a beautiful gentle soul who has recently finished a very big job: raising her litter of puppies. Now that her pups have grown up it’s Lyra’s turn to be pampered
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Lyra is a beautiful, gentle soul who has recently finished a very big job: raising her litter of puppies. Now that her pups have grown up and are finding their own paths, it is finally Lyra’s turn to be nurtured, pampered, and loved

Age: 1
Living with children: over 12
Living with dogs: yes
Sex: Female
Living with cats: No
Size: small/medium
MC ID: 972274200685104
Bringing up a family took a lot out of this sweet girl, and she is currently feeling a bit overwhelmed by the big, wide world. Lyra is naturally shy and needs a quiet, predictable environment where she can slowly decompress, find her footing, and regain her confidence at her own pace.
Because she is timid and still processing her past, Lyra is looking for a specific type of home to help her thrive:
  • An Only-Dog Household: Although Lyra is living with another dog in Foster, she finds the energy of other dogs intimidating right now. She wants to be the center of your world and needs a home where she doesn't have to share her human's attention.
  • A Peaceful Environment: A quiet home without the hectic bustle of young children will help her feel secure.
  • Patient, Gentle Owners: Lyra needs someone who understands that trust takes time. She won't be an overnight social butterfly, but the reward of watching her tail wag for the first time will be unforgettable.
  • Space to Breathe: A secure garden where she can sniff the grass and explore without pressure is ideal for her rehabilitation.
Lyra may take a few weeks to come out of her shell. However, underneath her shy exterior lies a deeply loyal companion who just wants to feel safe. Once she knows she is secure, she will make a wonderful, and incredibly devoted best friend.
If you have a quiet home and a heart big enough to show Lyra that the world can be a kind place, she is waiting to meet you.

What’s Needed to Give a Dog Their Forever Home

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Adopters must provide a secure and caring environment where the dog is treated as part of the family.

A fully fenced garden or safe outdoor area is required for most dogs, unless otherwise noted.
Adopting a dog is a long-term responsibility — adopters must have enough daily time for exercise, companionship, and care.

All adopters must be willing to allow a home check and collect the dog in person from our foster network.