bailey

  Bailey’s journey began quietly in a small neighborhood, where she appeared alone and uncertain. She was taken in to keep her safe while every effort was made to find where she belonged. She was shared widely through local lost-and-found groups and scanned for a microchip, but despite many people trying to help, no owner ever came forward.   In the time since, Bailey has had the chance to settle into the comfort of a home for the first time in what is likely a long while. Slowly, you could see her soften—learning that she was safe, that gentle hands could be trusted, and that she didn’t have to figure everything out on her own anymore. She has truly begun to bloom.   Bailey is about 1½ years old, spayed, and fully up to date on her vaccines. She is a deeply affectionate, tender-hearted dog who forms strong bonds with her people. Her greatest joy is simply being close—curled up beside you, resting her head near you, or quietly asking for more time together. With children, she is especially gentle and sweet, as if she understands how to be careful with something precious.   She is crate trained and house trained, and she settles nicely into a home routine. Bailey doesn’t ask for much beyond companionship and reassurance that she belongs.   Because of her history and the way she connects so closely to her person, Bailey can become protective of her people and her valued resources like food and toys. For that reason, she will do best as the only pet in a calm, stable home where she doesn’t have to share her emotional space or feel uncertain. With consistency, kindness, and clear guidance, she thrives and becomes even more confident in who she is.   At her core, Bailey is a dog who loves deeply and quietly, with her whole heart. She is loyal in a way that feels personal, like she has been waiting for someone to choose her and mean it forever. For the right person or family, Bailey won’t just be a pet—she will be a steady shadow, a gentle presence, and a companion who finally gets to exhale and stay.   PLEASE NOTE:  Our dogs are transported from Tennessee to meeting places in the states where we have posted.  Further information about us is given on our Adopt-A-Pet site.  The adoption fees vary and will be provided as well as noted on the application you receive.  Contact us at 615-661-5333 or ccrnewengland@gmail.comMay 24, 2026, 11:08 am