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Ms. Willow

Corgi / Mixed (medium coat) · Adult (3 years 10 months) · Female · Medium · Sandy, UT

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Notes from Rescue Rovers Dog Adoptions

Hi there! I’m Willow, a 3 year old, 30lb Corgi Heeler mix. Foster mom tells me that I’m the best companion, best snuggler, best fetcher, and best dog in general. Not to mention I’m freaking adorable.

I can be a bit nervous meeting new people, but boy when I do I love them through and through. So much so that if you even walk past me I will roll over for belly rubs and stare at you until you give them. I don’t have typical heeler energy. I love a good game of fetch in the backyard, going for walks, and playing with other dogs.

I’m potty trained, walk well on a leash, am great with kids, and though I have crate anxiety and don’t love to be kenneled, you don’t have to worry about leaving me out, I’ll find a good spot on the couch and wait for you to get home. I haven’t lived with cats but I think with patience and training I could co exist with one. I’d love a dog friend in my new home, one that loves to play with other dogs and would be my friend rather than in charge of me. This girl doesn’t need a boss!

One other thing, Willow has been my name all my life, so it will come with me in the adoption. Foster mom says that’s lucky because naming a dog as cute as me could be hard, so I made it easy for my new family.

Do I sound like the couch potato for you? Apply to meet me today! https://bit.ly/RRAdoptionApplication

About Ms. Willow

Gets along with

Kids
Yes
Dogs
Yes

Home and care

House-trained
Yes
Energy
Moderate
Exercise needs
Moderate
With new people
Cautious
Coat
Medium

Health

Vaccinations current
Yes

As listed by Rescue Rovers Dog Adoptions. Please confirm anything important with them before you adopt.

What happens next

  1. Contact Rescue Rovers Dog Adoptions using the button. AdoptNearby does not take applications.
  2. They will send you their application or ask a few questions about your home.
  3. Most organizations arrange a meet, sometimes a home visit, then a small adoption fee that usually covers spay or neuter and vaccines. That fee is paid to Rescue Rovers Dog Adoptions, never to AdoptNearby.
  4. Read the dogs care guide so you arrive prepared.
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