UPDATE: We have had some questions about Rosie and Lilly. What we now know is the two had some issues between each other in their previous home, which has now carried over to the shelter. We have tried to let them interact, but it has not gone well. We have decided these two would do best apart and in separate homes.
Meet Lilly! 🪷
A 25lb, 2-year-old, Jack Russell Terrier who came to the shelter alongside her housemate, Rosie, after a sudden loss in her family. The big changes were overwhelming for her, and she arrived feeling very stressed and timid.
Lilly does best when people listen to her boundaries. Because of this, she’s looking for a calm, understanding home with children who are teen age or older, where everyone can move at her pace and let trust build. She’ll need adopters who are patient, kind, and willing to give her the time she needs to feel safe and secure.
In the right home, with steady routines and gentle encouragement, Lilly has the potential to continue blossoming into a loving companion. If you’re someone who believes in going slow, celebrating small victories, and giving a dog the space to be herself, Lilly may be the perfect match for you.
We do all adoptions with approved applicants by appointment only. If you are interested in adopting, please contact us via FB Messenger or email us at jcasreception@johnsoncounty.in.gov for an application. You can also find one on our website at http://johnsoncountyanimalshelter.com/adopt/. Once an application is submitted and approved, we can set an appointment to meet the pet!
ABOUT: JACK RUSSELL TERRIER DOG BREED
The Jack Russell Terrier is a lively and intelligent small breed known for its boundless energy and strong hunting instincts. With a distinctive white coat and often sporting tan or black markings, these dogs are full of personality and require regular exercise and mental stimulation to thrive. Jack Russell Terriers are fiercely loyal and make excellent companions for active owners willing to provide the mental and physical challenges this energetic breed needs to stay happy and healthy.
