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My name is TIA (taeyangi), and here is a little information about me:Breed: Terrier MixAge: Approximately 2 years and 8 months oldDate of Birth: March 1, 2024 (Estimated)Gender: FemaleWeight: 12 kg / 26.5 lbsColor: Black and TanHighlight(s): Gentle, calm, affectionate, independent, good with cats, crate trained, and outdoor potty trainedI am a gentle Terrier Mix girl with a beautiful shaggy black and tan coat, expressive brown eyes, and charming whiskers. I also have little white markings on my chest and paws that make me even more unique. I am not the kind of dog who shows affection in a big or demanding way.

Instead, once I feel comfortable, I quietly come to your side, lean against you, and wait for a gentle touch. What makes me happiest is sharing peaceful moments with someone I trust.My story began in Hampyeong, South Korea, in June 2024. I was only a few months old when I arrived at a municipal animal shelter with a serious wound around my neck. I was a frightened little puppy who desperately needed medical attention and care. By August, I was facing euthanasia. Thankfully, rescuers learned about my situation and decided to give me a second chance. But just as I was about to be rescued, something unexpected happened. I disappeared from the shelter. My rescuers refused to give up on me. They put up missing-dog posters and searched for more than two months, hoping they would find me alive. Then, on November 15, 2024, they finally found me. I was extremely thin and frightened. The wound around my neck had healed without proper treatment, leaving a noticeable scar. I was also diagnosed with heartworm disease. After my rescue, I was brought to safety, received the care I needed, and successfully completed my heartworm treatment.Despite everything I experienced as a puppy, I never lost my ability to trust and connect with people. During my time at the rescue shelter, I have grown into a remarkably gentle, calm, and affectionate girl. I have spent a long time waiting for a family of my own. Now, I no longer need rescuing. What I need is a loving family who will give me a place to belong for the rest of my life.I am gentle, calm, affectionate, and independent. I can also be a little reserved when meeting new people. When I first meet someone, I prefer to keep a little distance and observe. I do not immediately approach strangers, but once I feel safe, I gradually open up and come closer on my own. I do not jump on people or constantly demand attention. Instead, I quietly approach, stand beside you, or gently lean against you to show that I would enjoy being petted. I truly enjoy affection, but I express it in a soft and subtle way. I get along well with women and can also do well with men. I simply appreciate a gentle approach and a little time to become familiar with someone new. I have a naturally calm personality and enjoy a quiet, predictable routine. I am comfortable resting on my own and do not require constant attention.I generally get along well with other dogs, although I prefer calm and respectful companions. If an overly energetic dog repeatedly approaches me while I am resting, I may communicate that I would like some space. However, I have not shown aggressive or biting behavior toward other dogs. One of my special qualities is that I get along exceptionally well with cats. I have been observed rubbing against them, resting beside them, and even sleeping together with them. I am a quiet and independent girl who is still capable of forming a deep and loving bond with my person.My ideal home would be a quiet, stable household with a mature adult or couple who enjoys peaceful companionship and building a close bond with their dog. I prefer a relaxed lifestyle with regular walks, comfortable resting time, and gentle interaction with my family. I would especially enjoy being the only dog, where I could form a special connection with my person. However, I could also live with another dog, provided that dog has a calm and