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Molly is a sweet, gentle soul with a heart full of love just waiting to be shared. This lovely girl can be a little insecure when faced with new people, places, and experiences, but beneath her shy exterior is an affectionate and loyal companion who seeks comfort and reassurance from those she trusts. Molly appears to have had limited exposure to the wider world, so she is looking for a patient and understanding family who can help her build confidence at her own pace. She responds beautifully to kindness and positive reinforcement, and with encouragement she continues to make steady progress. Once she feels safe, Molly's loving nature shines through, and she will happily seek out companionship from both her people and canine friends. Molly would thrive in a calm, quieter home with secure fencing and access to both indoor and outdoor areas. Daily walks, ongoing socialisation, and gentle training will be important in helping her develop into the confident dog we know she can become. She would not suit a busy or chaotic environment and will benefit from a family that understands that confidence takes time to grow. A confident, social resident dog is essential for Molly. She gains comfort from the presence of other dogs and would greatly benefit from having a friendly canine companion to help guide her, provide reassurance, and encourage her to come out of her shell. For this reason, Molly is required to go to a home with another suitable dog already in residence. Molly is best suited to a home with children aged 8 years and older who can respect her gentle nature and allow her to settle in comfortably. Her adopters should also be prepared for ongoing professional grooming to keep her coat healthy, comfortable, and looking its best. With patience, understanding, and lots of love, Molly will flourish into a devoted family companion. She has so much love to give and, in the right home, is sure to become a cherished and treasured member of the family.
*The adoption fee covers the fee payable to Domestic Animal Services to release the dog. Additional fees include a registration fee ($65.55 or concession $25.05) and microchip fee ($27.55 to update microchip details or $50.25 if the dog was not microchipped when impounded). Sexually entire dogs must be desexed by a vet, fees will apply.
