
LOCATION: Treasure Valley, Idaho. Hey there, This baby's name is Guinea Fig. She is a little bit over 6 years old. Her birthday was June 12th. She is not fixed but she also has not had any puppies. She is �%BD pembroke welsh corgi, and �%BD Australian cattle dog. Her father was a purebred welsh corgi. I used to be able to carry a banfield vet subscription with her ever since she was little. She got all her vaccine updates and health checks up until about a little bit under a year ago. Right after my life kind of fell apart along with my marriage. She has a lot of anxiety unfortunately, because of yelling and physical issues from my ex- so she needs a patient loving home that will take time with her to get to know her with said patience. I am not capable to take care of her, and she's losing the best years of her life. She would be best suited as the only dog, and she's used to being around my cats, but seems very anxious around other dogs as well. So I would advice against it. I have tried a lot to find the right fit, unfortunately people have not wanted to take the time to be patient with her :/ I don't blame them, as she can be a handful. But she has the purest soul I've ever encountered. And I need help finding her a person who will work with her to show her she's safe and okay to just be a dog. Both her and I have had to live in fight/flight mode for longer than we should have. I have so much extreme love and care for her, but I am still picking up the pieces of my life, and I cannot give her the life she needs anymore. I ask politely that no one gives advice for ways for me to keep her. I have spent the last year hem-hawing, putting it off, trying to convince myself to try harder, do better for her. But I just haven't been able to. I have so much stuff going on, and it's time for her to find someone who can give her the best life, while also giving me a chance to focus more on rebuilding.

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