Kid-Friendly Dogs for Adoption in Baltimore, MD: 18 Dogs Good with Children

At just 4 years old, Dior has already experienced more heartbreak than any dog should. She was surrendered by her original owner when she was only a year old, but eventually found what she thought would be her forever home with an elderly couple in their 80s who absolutely adored her. She became her dad’s constant companion. They were inseparable. She stayed by his side, walked gently beside him, and gave him the kind of unconditional love only a dog can give.

Sadly, both of her beloved humans have since passed away. Their neighbor, who is now caring for Dior, stepped in to make sure she wouldn't be left without somewhere to go. But despite their best efforts, Dior needs a new forever family of her own.

And here's the thing about Dior... she is SO easy to love.

She is a professional cuddler who loves nothing more than snuggling up with her person, preferably right in bed beside them. She has a serious obsession with tennis balls, enjoys her outdoor playtime, loves her toys, and knows her commands. She is affectionate, devoted, gentle, and happiest when she has someone to call her own.

Dior is looking for a home where she can be the one and only pet. She deserves a home where she doesn't have to compete for attention or navigate life alongside other animals. She has also shown focused curiosity toward cats, so a cat-free home is recommended.

Dior would do best in a quieter home with a predictable routine, where she can soak up all the love and attention. Her experience with children is limited, so any placement with kids would need careful consideration.

She is currently around 72 pounds and working toward a healthier weight.

We know her perfect person is out there. Someone who wants a loyal companion, a cuddle buddy, a tennis ball enthusiast, and a best friend who will adore them with her whole heart.

Dior has already had to say goodbye to the people she loved most. She deserves to stop wondering where she belongs. She deserves a home where she can unpack her bags, climb onto the couch, steal a spot in bed, and finally know that she's staying.

Let's make sure Dior's next chapter is her forever chapter.

Prince Frederick, Calvert County, Maryland. Her current caretaker is willing to travel for the right home.

Dior is spayed and up to date on vaccines.

If you are interested in giving Dior the loving home she deserves, please Contact Beck at
(443) 975-5553
or
anderschmo@gmail.com

She soaks up training and learns new commands having already mastered SIT, DOWN, CRATE and COME.

She loves all toys and kongs, swimming and running outside.

Olive has been in foster care for well over a year in New York City with another dog but she would prefer being your one-and-only.

She

will thrive in a quieter urban, suburban or rural area, since busy city

streets with trucks and motorcycles can make her anxious.

Olive needs to find a stable, long-term home with an experienced family or person who can give her lots of attention, love, fun times and structure. She does great once she's used to an environment with consistency and care.

If you are looking for a devoted life-time companion to share life's joys and adventures, Olive would love to hear from you.

Transport will be provided.

Video of Olive at home

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PnVTAwxRwC8

For more information about Olive, see her profile on Waldo's Pet Rescue

https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/46137505-new-york-new-york-german-shepherd-dog-mix

PLEASE NOTE : THE DOG LISTED IS SHOWN AS A COURTESY TO ANOTHER ORGANIZATION OR FOR AN INDIVIDUAL WHO NEEDS TO FIND A NEW HOME FOR THEIR DOG.

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HAS NOT EVALUATED THIS DOG AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING EITHER THE TEMPERAMENT OR THE HEALTH OF THE DOG.

YOU ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION LISTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS DOG AND TO DETERMINE IF THE DOG MIGHT BE RIGHT FOR YOUR SITUATION.

ALL INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS DOG MUST

BE DIRECTED TO THE CONTACT LISTED BELOW

amanda.aaron@gmail.com

https://www.waldosrescue.org/adopt

ALL SHEPHERD RESCUE HAS NO INVOLVEMENT IN ANY ADOPTION THAT MAY RESULT.

She is smart and already knows SIT, UP, DOWN, STAY, WAIT, LEAVE IT, HERE, PLACE, GO GET A DRINK, GO POTTY, GO EAT, RELEASE. She enjoys playing fetch, balls, anything that squeaks and especially her Lamb Chop.

Butters wants to be part of the family.

She
is fearful of new people and new things/environments. But once she is familiar, she calms down. If you are an active family or person who has experience with high energy, young dogs, and have the time and love to give Butters a quiet, stable home with lots of exercise, fun times, attention, and guidance, you will be rewarded with a devoted, life-time companion.

Butters is located in York, PA and transport can be provided.

PLEASE NOTE : THE DOG LISTED IS SHOWN AS A COURTESY TO ANOTHER ORGANIZATION OR FOR AN INDIVIDUAL WHO NEEDS TO FIND A NEW HOME FOR THEIR DOG.

ASR
HAS NOT EVALUATED THIS DOG AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING EITHER THE TEMPERAMENT OR THE HEALTH OF THE DOG.

YOU ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION LISTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS DOG AND TO DETERMINE IF THE DOG MIGHT BE RIGHT FOR YOUR SITUATION.

ALL INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS DOG MUST

BE DIRECTED TO THE CONTACT LISTED BELOW

sydney.lambert11@gmail.com

ALL SHEPHERD RESCUE HAS NO INVOLVEMENT IN ANY ADOPTION THAT MAY RESULT.

Izzy is the whole package. She will thrive with a family or person who have lots of love and time to spend with her taking walks, being outside and share life’s joys and adventures. A home with a yard where she can run and play will be ideal. If you have room in your heart and home for this special girl, Izzy would love to hear from you.

In return, you will have a devoted and loving life-time companion and cherished family member.

Izzy is located in West Virginia.

PLEASE NOTE : THE DOG LISTED IS SHOWN AS A COURTESY TO ANOTHER ORGANIZATION OR FOR AN INDIVIDUAL WHO NEEDS TO FIND A NEW HOME FOR THEIR DOG.

ASR
HAS NOT EVALUATED THIS DOG AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING EITHER THE TEMPERAMENT OR THE HEALTH OF THE DOG.

YOU ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION LISTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS DOG AND TO DETERMINE IF THE DOG MIGHT BE RIGHT FOR YOUR SITUATION.

ALL INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS DOG MUST

BE DIRECTED TO THE CONTACT LISTED BELOW

abbyfarson8@gmail.com

ALL SHEPHERD RESCUE HAS NO INVOLVEMENT IN ANY ADOPTION THAT MAY RESULT.

Born on September 19, the Olivettes are a very special group of puppies with an incredible beginning. Their mom, Olive, came to us pregnant and out of time in a shelter. We got her to safety and gave her a soft, quiet place to deliver her babies — her first chance at real security. These pups were born into safety, love, and stability, and we intend to make sure their futures reflect that same promise. The Olivettes will be ready for adoption on November 15, and we’d like to have adopters confirmed for all of them. They are healthy, social, vocal, and full of Husky energy — everything you’d expect from a litter raised with confidence and care

Adoption Requirements

To ensure these pups continue to thrive, we have specific requirements for their adoptive homes:

Pick-Up Only: Adopters must plan to pick up their puppy from Virginia Beach, VA or Severn, MD (foster home or rescue). We will not transport puppies at this age.
Socialization Needs: These pups must have another dog in the home. The three puppies remaining require ongoing socialization. We will not place them in a home where there are only senior dogs — that’s not fair to your senior dog.
Spay/Neuter Requirement: All puppies must be spayed/neutered by 6 months old. There are no exceptions to this; licensing requires it.
We provide a spay/neuter appointment with our vet in Maryland.
Out-of-state adopters may use their own vet, but we cover costs only up to what our vet charges. Any difference is the adopter’s responsibility.
Activity Level: These are active, high-energy dogs who will need an active lifestyle.
Prior experience with working breeds is required, and they are not suited to sedentary homes.
Supervision Needs: At adoption age, they can only be left unsupervised for 2-hour intervals. If you work full days outside the home, these pups are not an appropriate match.
Cats: We have no way of knowing if they will be cat-friendly. If you have cats, you must have a safe, solid separation plan in case prey drive develops. We will ask you about this — we do not want to see a dog returned for normal Husky instincts.
Noise Considerations: This is a vocal litter. Please be mindful of your neighbors if you live in a multi-family dwelling.
Fenced Yard Priority: We will be prioritizing homes with fenced yards for safety and appropriate exercise.

Born on September 19, the Olivettes are a very special group of puppies with an incredible beginning. Their mom, Olive, came to us pregnant and out of time in a shelter. We got her to safety and gave her a soft, quiet place to deliver her babies — her first chance at real security. These pups were born into safety, love, and stability, and we intend to make sure their futures reflect that same promise. The Olivettes will be ready for adoption on November 15, and we’d like to have adopters confirmed for all of them. They are healthy, social, vocal, and full of Husky energy — everything you’d expect from a litter raised with confidence and care

Adoption Requirements

To ensure these pups continue to thrive, we have specific requirements for their adoptive homes:

Pick-Up Only: Adopters must plan to pick up their puppy from Virginia Beach, VA or Severn, MD (foster home or rescue). We will not transport puppies at this age.
Socialization Needs: These pups must have another dog in the home. The three puppies remaining require ongoing socialization. We will not place them in a home where there are only senior dogs — that’s not fair to your senior dog.
Spay/Neuter Requirement: All puppies must be spayed/neutered by 6 months old. There are no exceptions to this; licensing requires it.
We provide a spay/neuter appointment with our vet in Maryland.
Out-of-state adopters may use their own vet, but we cover costs only up to what our vet charges. Any difference is the adopter’s responsibility.
Activity Level: These are active, high-energy dogs who will need an active lifestyle. Prior experience with working breeds is required, and they are not suited to sedentary homes.
Supervision Needs: At adoption age, they can only be left unsupervised for 2-hour intervals. If you work full days outside the home, these pups are not an appropriate match.
Cats: We have no way of knowing if they will be cat-friendly. If you have cats, you must have a safe, solid separation plan in case prey drive develops. We will ask you about this — we do not want to see a dog returned for normal Husky instincts.
Noise Considerations: This is a vocal litter. Please be mindful of your neighbors if you live in a multi-family dwelling.
Fenced Yard Priority: We will be prioritizing homes with fenced yards for safety and appropriate exercise.

Born on September 19, the Olivettes are a very special group of puppies with an incredible beginning. Their mom, Olive, came to us pregnant and out of time in a shelter. We got her to safety and gave her a soft, quiet place to deliver her babies — her first chance at real security. These pups were born into safety, love, and stability, and we intend to make sure their futures reflect that same promise. The Olivettes will be ready for adoption on November 15, and we’d like to have adopters confirmed for all of them. They are healthy, social, vocal, and full of Husky energy — everything you’d expect from a litter raised with confidence and care

Adoption Requirements

To ensure these pups continue to thrive, we have specific requirements for their adoptive homes:

Pick-Up Only: Adopters must plan to pick up their puppy from Virginia Beach, VA or Severn, MD (foster home or rescue). We will not transport puppies at this age.
Socialization Needs: These pups must have another dog in the home. The three puppies remaining require ongoing socialization. We will not place them in a home where there are only senior dogs — that’s not fair to your senior dog.
Spay/Neuter Requirement: All puppies must be spayed/neutered by 6 months old. There are no exceptions to this; licensing requires it.
We provide a spay/neuter appointment with our vet in Maryland.
Out-of-state adopters may use their own vet, but we cover costs only up to what our vet charges. Any difference is the adopter’s responsibility.
Activity Level: These are active, high-energy dogs who will need an active lifestyle. Prior experience with working breeds is required, and they are not suited to sedentary homes.
Supervision Needs: At adoption age, they can only be left unsupervised for 2-hour intervals. If you work full days outside the home, these pups are not an appropriate match.
Cats: We have no way of knowing if they will be cat-friendly. If you have cats, you must have a safe, solid separation plan in case prey drive develops. We will ask you about this — we do not want to see a dog returned for normal Husky instincts.
Noise Considerations: This is a vocal litter. Please be mindful of your neighbors if you live in a multi-family dwelling.
Fenced Yard Priority: We will be prioritizing homes with fenced yards for safety and appropriate exercise.

Junior has experience with children and other large dogs and generally did well. He seems to especially enjoy female dogs. And an added bonus—he is good with cats!

Junior is an enthusiastic, playful boy who will benefit from a family willing to continue working on impulse control during play. He shows good manners in general! Because he can be a little exuberant during play, we think he would do best with older, dog-savvy children.

At 8, Junior may be a senior on paper, but he certainly hasn’t gotten the memo! He has the playful spirit of a much younger dog while being past the puppy stage.

If you’re looking for a handsome, affectionate, playful Pittie mix who is housebroken, crate trained, good with cats, and ready for his next adventure, Junior might be your guy.

Apply to adopt Junior: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/AAHA/Dog

Good with other young, playful dogs

Good on leash, although he can still pull

Still learning bite inhibition and appropriate puppy play

Wary of strangers and sudden movements... But is making daily progress

Lupo is still very much a puppy. He can be mouthy when playing and is an enthusiastic chewer, so continued redirection, crate training, and plenty of appropriate chew toys will help him mature. Because of his energy and play style, he’s best suited for families with children 10+.

Lupo must have another energetic, tolerant dog — he gains confidence from canine companions and has made huge progress with his foster siblings. He needs an active family committed to regular walks, exercise, and patient introductions to new people. A fenced yard isn’t required as long as his family provides consistent leash walks and leashed potty breaks.

And if Lupo could add one special request? A pool or a place to swim. Water is his absolute joy.

Lupo started life learning reasons to be cautious. Now he needs a family — and a canine best friend — who will keep showing him all the reasons he doesn't have to be.

Lupo is being fostered in Virginia and is adoptable from NJ - NC.

For more photos please visit www.huskyrescueteam.org/lupo

A home where she won’t routinely be left alone for long periods

Patience and consistency while she settles in and learns her new routine

Regular walks, exercise, and enrichment

A secure six-foot Husky-proof fence or a commitment to leash walking

A home where she can be the only dog or share her space with a calm, respectful canine companion

Jetta is non-destructive (although can be curious if you leave things on the counter), crate trained, housebroken, and mostly quiet for a Husky. She's a good eater and doesn't seem to be picky. For a Husky she walks well on a leash.

Jetta has already lived through a chapter no dog should have to experience. What comes next should look very different:

security, consistency, companionship, and a family willing to give her the time she needs to understand that this time, she’s home.

Jetta is located in Maryland.

For more pictures and information visit www.huskyrescueteam.org/jetta

She is smart and already knows SIT, STAY, DOWN, COME, LEAVE IT, OFF and other commands. She is trained on an E collar, specifically for off leash work but she

walks nicely on a leash with a gentle lead, a.k.a. Halty.

Scarlett is food driven, which is great for training. She has been to a board and train.

She has lived with children (7 and 9 years old) for several years. She acts the same around children as she does with adults. She is sweet and tolerant, but also enjoys her

space and will go lay down in her bed if she has had enough stimulation.

She has lived with a slightly older male German Shepherd and she is the beta to him. They coexist well, but are not bonded. She has also been to dog daycare and boarding and interacted with a lots of dogs!

Scarlett’s ideal home is one where at least one person is home a decent amount, where she is an only dog (because she’s a little bit of a diva and likes her attention), and where there are older kids, or no kids. A townhome, or a home with a yard would be ideal. She likes car rides and exploring, and would do best in a suburban atmosphere.

She loves having bones or treats.

If you are a family or person with a lot of love to give and looking for a dog that will provide companionship, gratitude, and a steady, loving presence that makes a house feel like home, Scarlett may be your girl. She’s looking for a kind adopter who will give her the attention, love and care she deserves in her next chapter.

PLEASE NOTE : THE DOG LISTED IS SHOWN AS A COURTESY TO ANOTHER ORGANIZATION OR FOR AN INDIVIDUAL WHO NEEDS TO FIND A NEW HOME FOR THEIR DOG.

ASR
HAS NOT EVALUATED THIS DOG AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING EITHER THE TEMPERAMENT OR THE HEALTH OF THE DOG.

YOU ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION LISTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS DOG AND TO DETERMINE IF THE DOG MIGHT BE RIGHT FOR YOUR SITUATION.

ALL INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS DOG MUST

BE DIRECTED TO THE CONTACT LISTED BELOW

Pattonshepherd@gmail.com

ALL SHEPHERD RESCUE HAS NO INVOLVEMENT IN ANY ADOPTION THAT MAY RESULT.

Juno is a perfect example of how looks can be deceiving. That adorable, innocent face might have you expecting a delicate little princess. In reality, she’s a wrestling, energetic girl with a big personality who likes to instigate the others into playing with her.

Juno Is:

- High-energy and playful

- Confident and full of personality

- Good with other dogs

- A rough-and-tumble player

- In need of a securely fenced yard

Juno’s Dream Home

For Juno, another dog is a must. She needs a canine sibling who can match her energy, enjoy her wrestling play style, and be comfortable letting Juno be a boss lady.

She also needs an active family and a secure yard where she can play and burn off that Husky energy.

Juno has already shown just how much she can flourish when given the chance. Now she’s ready for a family, a canine partner-in-crime, and a place to finally call home.

Juno is located in North Carolina. Adoption area: CT, NJ, DE, PA, MD, VA, NC - and other neighboring states on a case by case basis. She can be transported for adoption.

For more pictures visit: www.huskyrescueteam.org/juno

Her current family rescued her from the Prince George's County shelter, helped her recover from kennel cough, and patiently showed her what it means to be safe, cherished, and part of a family. Watching her transform into the happy, goofy girl she is today has been incredible.

Minnie is the definition of a cuddle bug. She follows her people from room to room, adores sleeping in bed, loves giving morning kisses, and believes personal space is highly overrated. She'll happily spend the afternoon sunbathing on the deck, then surprise everyone with joyful evening zoomies before settling in with her favorite toy.

Speaking of toys... Minnie has "her spots" around the house. She carefully picks out a collection of favorites from the toy bin and carries them wherever she's decided to lounge. You can always tell where she's been by the adorable trail of half-shredded toys she leaves behind.

And when her people come home? Get ready for full-body wiggles. She proudly greets everyone by carrying one of her treasured toys, showing it off like she's bringing you the greatest gift in the world.

Minnie is house-trained, loves car rides, enjoys playing in the hose or kiddie pool, knows several commands, loves brushing her teeth, and is happiest simply being near the people she loves. She also does well with larger dogs after proper introductions and has lived peacefully with other dogs, often taking cues from them.

Because of her past, Minnie isn't a fan of being crated or confined, and loud, chaotic homes can make her anxious. She would thrive in a quieter home with a fenced yard, someone home much of the day, and ideally another medium or large dog to be her buddy.

Minnie cannot live with cats or other small animals. After a tragic incident involving the family's cat, her owners made the heartbreaking decision that the safest and kindest choice is to find her a cat-free home. They are committed to making sure she never has to return to the shelter and are determined to find the loving forever family she deserves.

Her family says it best: Minnie deserves all the soft beds, toys, treats, kindness, and unconditional love that life can offer. She's affectionate, loyal, goofy, gentle with her people, and ready to spend the rest of her life making someone smile every single day.

If you're looking for a best friend who will greet you with happy wiggles, share your bed, ride shotgun on adventures, and love you with her whole heart, Minnie may just be the missing piece of your family.

Located in Calvert County, Maryland

For more information about Minnie, please contact:
Lyndsay at 410-474-6445 or Lyndsayn1@gmail.com

This beautiful Pit Bull/Husky mix (breed mix believed) has the most striking mismatched eyes you'll ever see, but it's her heart that will truly capture you. She's playful, incredibly intelligent, and fiercely loyal to the people she loves.

Fetch is her absolute favorite game, and she'll happily chase a ball until she's convinced you've had enough. But once playtime is over, she's just as content relaxing beside you, soaking up your company. She even "talks" to her people, offers her paw for treats, and always wants to be included in whatever you're doing. She's the kind of dog who isn't just part of the family—she becomes your best friend.

Indi adores people. Adults, children, and strangers quickly become friends, and she loves riding in the car, making her an excellent companion for adventures or everyday errands.

She weighs 75 pounds, is fully house trained, crate trained, and does well staying home during a normal workday. Like many enthusiastic dogs, she's still polishing a few manners—she gets excited enough to jump up to say hello and could use some continued work on leash walking—but she's eager to learn and responds well to positive reinforcement.

Indi would love a fenced yard where she can stretch her legs and chase her favorite ball. She must be in a home without cats. While she has lived successfully with other dogs in the past, careful introductions are always recommended.

She is not currently spayed. She was reported to be up to date on vaccinations when she came into care, though veterinary records are unavailable, so her new family should plan to establish care with their veterinarian for an exam and any needed vaccines.

Most of all, Indi deserves to smile again.

She deserves a family who will help mend her broken heart, celebrate her goofy personality, and remind her that even after loss, life can still be full of joy, adventures, and unconditional love.

Could you be the fresh start she's been waiting for?

Name: Indi
Breed: Pit Bull/Husky mix (believed)
Location: Wilmington, Delaware

Interested in meeting Indi?
Please text 410-301-0098 or email kierstonrinehartx3@gmail.com

Currently, Thanos is living with a GSD/Corso who has gotten dominant and aggressive with him, and there was a bite incident. Thanos’ family want the best for him, and despite efforts working with a trainer, he is extremely stressed in the environment, so the dogs must be separated.

Thanos has some training and knows SIT, STAY, RELEASE, COME, LIE DOWN, CRATE and OUTSIDE.

Thanos is great with kids and is loving and protective around them. He lives with children aged 13 and up.

He has lived with another large breed and a small yorkie mix.

Thanos is a quintessential GSD who will thrive with someone who understands the breed and appreciates their energy, intelligence and devotion.

Thanos is in California, but transportation will be provided to his new home.

PLEASE NOTE : THE DOG LISTED IS SHOWN AS A COURTESY TO ANOTHER ORGANIZATION OR FOR AN INDIVIDUAL WHO NEEDS TO FIND A NEW HOME FOR THEIR DOG.

ASR
HAS NOT EVALUATED THIS DOG AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING EITHER THE TEMPERAMENT OR THE HEALTH OF THE DOG.

YOU ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION LISTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS DOG AND TO DETERMINE IF THE DOG MIGHT BE RIGHT FOR YOUR SITUATION.

ALL INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS DOG MUST

BE DIRECTED TO THE CONTACT LISTED BELOW

lalioni81@live.com

ALL SHEPHERD RESCUE HAS NO INVOLVEMENT IN ANY ADOPTION THAT MAY RESULT.

Glacier may on the shorter side for a Husky, but his personality is anything but small! He's a high-energy, very vocal, social butterfly who absolutely LOVES playing with other dogs. He especially gravitates toward the ladies and seems to believe that when it comes to canine playmates, the bigger, the better!

In foster care , Glacier Is:

High-energy and very vocal
Social, happy, and playful
Good on a leash
Great with other dogs
No resource guarding exhibited
Not accustomed to being left alone for long periods

Glacier's Dream Home

Another playful dog is an absolute must for Glacier. He needs a young, active, medium-to-large canine sibling who can match his enthusiasm for playtime. He also requires a securely fenced yard and an active family with Husky or similar breed experience.

Glacier hasn't been evaluated around children, but a home with older kids would work. Glacier came into the rescue heartworm positive but is nearing the end of his treatment and ready for his next journey.

With his infectious enthusiasm, endless love of play, and larger-than-life personality, Glacier is ready to bring plenty of laughter, conversation, and Husky antics to his furever home. Just make sure his new best friend is ready to keep up!

Glacier is currently located in North Carolina. Adoption area CT to GA and we are able to transport. Neighboring states considered on a case by case basis.

They enjoy the company of other dogs and will happily play, but always with each other close by. If another dog tries to pick on one, the other steps in without hesitation. Their bond is deep, protective, and incredibly sweet to witness. We'd like to find them a home together.

Athena

Calm, steady, and self‑assured

The emotional anchor of the pair

Helps Iris navigate new experiences

Gentle, sweet, and quietly affectionate

Iris

Young, silly, and still learning about the world

A bit reserved in unfamiliar environments

Gains confidence from Athena’s presence

Sweet‑natured and eager to trust once she feels safe

Because of Iris’s limited exposure and Athena’s grounding influence, the girls will thrive in a
semi‑quiet home
with someone patient and understanding. They don’t need constant activity — just a stable environment, kind guidance, and the chance to continue blossoming together.

Athena and Iris are truly special. They’ve chosen each other, and now they’re ready to choose their person/family.