"DAISY" *SHY, LOVABLE* (part Hound?) PRETTY *MED- SZ* Tri-color MIX"MCAS"

  MCAS needs to spay/neuter all dogs before adoption, especially the females and purebred dogs! Management is failing the dogs and the community.They have had years to resolve this issue and are creating a larger problem for homeless pets. .....WHAT are they thinking?? You can't help but worry, and wonder - will these adopted dogs be used by people for breeding?...but...it's not the dogs' fault, and the dogs need good adopters! 

"Shy dog lovers will absolutely fall in love with Daisy. She is pretty quick to warm up to people who use a gentle approach, and she even seeks out snuggles and affection. If she can be so sweet with the volunteer dog walkers, I imagine she will be a very loving, engaging girl in the right forever home. Please give this beautiful, sensitive girl a chance! She is so worth it.  "MCAS FB comment

"I just got done walking Daisy. She is an absolute gem. She is timid and shy, but the sweetest! " MCAS VOLUNTEER

"DAISY" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!

MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Tuesday, November 11, 2025

Location found: SE Harney st & Johnson Creek rd, Portland

How did we get this animal: Stray

Adoption cost: $160.00 each License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only

 

DAISY #375892 listed as american shelter dog, female, 3 yrs 41 lbs

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/375892

 🐾 Daisy: A Sweet Soul Ready to Blossom 🌷 Meet Daisy, a beautiful girl who is looking for a patient and understanding home to help her truly blossom! Daisy is incredibly sweet once she builds trust, but she has a shy and sensitive side that needs gentle handling. While she may be nervous in new situations, she is highly motivated by treats and warms up to calm, soft-spoken people who give her space to approach. Daisy is currently doing well in care and has shown wonderful progress, learning to accept necessary handling with the help of her devoted care team.
 

courtesy Julie C (from video)
 

 

  She has the potential to live with other dogs (with proper, slow introductions), but she will need a quiet home environment that understands the needs of a timid dog. Due to her sensitivities, Daisy requires a home without children under eight years old. If you are an experienced dog owner with a calm household, ready to provide the patience and positive reinforcement Daisy needs to feel safe and confident, she will reward you with a lifetime of love and loyalty!