Gentle, affectionate and devoted to her people, Noodle is a scruffy little shadow who takes being your best friend very seriously.

She has the softest, soulful eyes and a very endearing “I just want to impress you” way about her. Once she feels safe with you, she forms a strong bond and wants to be part of whatever you’re doing.

Going for a walk? She’ll trot along.

Hanging around at home? She’ll supervise.

Moving from one room to another for absolutely no interesting reason? Noodle’s coming too.

She’s a sensitive little soul who gets a lot of reassurance from simply knowing her people are nearby.

🏡 Living With Noodle

Noodle loves an indoor companion lifestyle and is happiest when she can be included in everyday life.

She enjoys getting out for walks and adventures, travels well in the car and walks nicely on lead with only a little pulling. But she’s just as happy curling up beside you on the couch afterwards.

Her biggest work in progress is learning that being alone is okay.

Noodle can become anxious when her people leave, and her foster family has been working on helping her build confidence and independence. She is making progress, but this isn't something that will disappear the moment she moves into a new home.

She’ll need time to settle, build trust and learn that her new people always come back.

💜 Noodle’s Perfect Home

Noodle would thrive with someone who is home for at least part of the day or has a flexible routine.

She doesn’t need someone beside her 24/7 forever, but she does need a family who can gradually work towards independence rather than expecting her to cope with long periods alone straight away.

A calm, loving household where she can be an indoor companion and genuinely part of the family would suit her beautifully.

Secure fencing is also really important. When Noodle feels worried about being left, she can jump fences, so her new home will need a properly secure, escape-proof section.

🐾 A Few Things to Know

Noodle’s separation anxiety will require patience and ongoing work.

She isn’t crate trained, and being left alone for long stretches isn't something she currently copes well with.

Her ability to jump a fence is also surprisingly impressive for someone so small and scruffy. Unfortunately, this is one talent we'd prefer she didn't get the opportunity to demonstrate. 😂

Good fencing is a must.

💗 Noodle’s Future

Noodle isn't looking for perfection.

She’s looking for someone who understands that it might take her a little while to realise she’s finally home.

Someone who’ll give her time to settle, help her build confidence and show her that being alone doesn't mean she's been left behind.

Give Noodle that security, and in return you’ll get one very devoted little companion.

A couch cuddler. An adventure buddy. A scruffy sidekick.

And a little shadow who will be very pleased to discover that wherever her people are, that's exactly where she belongs. 💗