Once overlooked, now blossoming — Narla is ready for her forever home.
Meet Narla 🐾
Narla is a gentle, sensitive girl with a beautiful soul — and since arriving in foster care, she has truly come into her own. What we’ve seen emerge is a dog who is affectionate, curious, and quietly confident, with a deep capacity for connection.
While Narla once relied heavily on canine companionship, she no longer requires another dog to feel secure. She enjoys the company of other dogs and would happily share her home, but she’s equally capable of thriving as the centre of someone’s world. That said, she still plays beautifully and reads other dogs with ease.
Narla has also shown herself to be wonderful with children, approaching them with trust. She was initially hesitant around men, but her progress has been nothing short of remarkable — with patience and calm handling, she continues to grow in confidence every day.
Where Narla truly shines is on her walks. Outside, she is free-spirited and content, moving through the world with a calm joy that reflects how far she’s come. Walking with Narla feels less like a chore and more like sharing a moment with a dog who is finally at peace.
Her past hasn’t been kind, but it no longer defines her. Despite early hardship, Narla’s desire to love has always been there — in the gentle eye contact, the quiet tail wag, the way she chooses closeness once she feels safe. With time, patience, and gentle care, she opens up in the most rewarding ways.
Narla is one of those rare dogs who, once she trusts you, loves you with her whole heart. She offers loyalty, depth, and a bond that goes far beyond companionship.
She has come an extraordinary distance since arriving in foster care and is now ready for a forever home that will continue her journey and cherish the incredible dog she has become.
If you’re patient, dog-savvy, and ready to welcome a truly special soul into your life — Narla is ready to choose you.
HEALTH WAIVER:
Narla is currently being treated for heartworm. This treatment is included in the adoption fee and will need to be done at an approved Lucky Paws Vet in SE QLD. We will also pay for another heartworm test in 9 months. If the dog is still positive Lucky Paws will pay for another round of heartworm treatment at our approved Lucky Paws vet.
