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Millie
1 year • Mixed Breed
Listing confirmed July 18, 2026
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Why Millie Needs a New Home
This has been an incredibly difficult decision because we love Millie dearly. Our circumstances have changed, and we don't feel we can provide the space and lifestyle she truly deserves. Millie is happiest when she has room to run, explore, and be outdoors, and we believe she would thrive with a family who can offer her that every day. Our only priority is finding her a loving, lifelong home where she can continue to be the loyal, loving companion she is and be cherished for years to come.
About Millie
Millie is a loving, affectionate young dog with a big personality and an even bigger heart. She is fiercely loyal to her family, incredibly gentle with people, and loves belly rubs, couch snuggles, and being wherever her humans are. She thrives in an active home and is an amazing hiking and biking companion. She loves being outdoors, rides great in the car, and is happiest when she has plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. With her needs met, she's calm at home and can be left alone without destructive behaviour. Millie enjoys playing with other dogs outdoors but would do best as the…
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