Honey C

Meet Honey

Sweet as Her Name—Honey Is a Loving, Playful Girl Ready for Her Forever Home ❤️

Breed: Feist / Terrier Mix

Gender: Female | Age: 12/21/2025 | Weight/Size: 25 lbs (Medium)

Good With: Dogs ✔️ | Cats ✔️ | Kids ✔️

Personality: ❤️ Loving | Affectionate | Playful | ☀️ Happy | ⚡ Active

Training: ✔️ House-Trained | ✔️ Crate-Trained | Comfortable Riding in the Car

Medical: ✔️ Spayed | ✔️ Fully Vaccinated | ✔️ Healthy & Adoption-Ready | Microchip Status: Not Provided

Location: Los Angeles, California

Transportation: Ozzie and Friends Rescue coordinates safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States.

❤️ Personality, Breed Information & Honey's Story

Honey truly lives up to her name. She's an incredibly loving and affectionate young girl with a happy personality and a playful spirit that makes her a joy to have around.

At eight months old, Honey is still a young dog with plenty of puppy enthusiasm. She absolutely loves to play and has the energy to keep up with an active family. Walks, games, toys, exploring, and playtime with other dogs are all great ways for her to stay busy and happy.

But Honey isn't all go, go, go. Underneath that playful energy is a very affectionate girl who loves connecting with her people. She enjoys attention and companionship and wants to be included as part of the family.

Honey is also wonderfully social. She's great with other dogs and friendly with cats, giving her the potential to fit beautifully into a multi-pet household with appropriate introductions.

And this smart girl already has some very useful skills!

Honey is house-trained and crate-trained. She can relax calmly in her crate for several hours when needed, which can make the transition into a new household much easier. She's also comfortable riding in the car, making her a great candidate for a family that wants a dog who can come along for outings and adventures.

As a Feist / Terrier Mix, Honey may share many of the qualities associated with these bright, active little working dogs. Feists and Terriers tend to be intelligent, curious, energetic, and devoted to their people. They enjoy having something to do and benefit from a combination of physical activity and mental stimulation.

Honey would thrive with a family that provides:

Plenty of affection and companionship

Daily walks and regular exercise

Lots of interactive play

Continued positive reinforcement training

Toys, puzzles, and mental enrichment

Opportunities to socialize with friendly dogs

A consistent household routine

Continued reinforcement of her crate and house training

Adventures and car rides

A safe indoor home where she's included as part of the family

A lifelong commitment

Honey already has so many qualities families hope to find in a young dog—she's loving, social, playful, house-trained, crate-trained, dog-friendly, cat-friendly, and comfortable in the car. Now she just needs somewhere permanent to call home.

Training, Adjustment & What to Expect

Honey already has an excellent foundation. Being both house-trained and crate-trained at eight months old is a great start, but she's still young and will benefit from continued training as she moves through adolescence.

Even previously house-trained dogs can have occasional accidents when adjusting to a completely new environment, so her adopter should give her time to learn the new household schedule.

Please remember the 3-3-3 Rule:

3 Days to decompress and begin feeling safe

3 Weeks to understand her new household routine

3 Months to settle in, build trust, and truly feel at home

Honey's energy will need healthy outlets. Daily walks, interactive games, training exercises, sniffing opportunities, puzzle toys, and appropriate play with other dogs can help keep her physically and mentally fulfilled.

Her crate should continue to be treated as a safe, positive space, never as punishment. Although Honey can remain calmly crated for several hours, she is an active young