If you have been following our blog for very long at all, it is no secret that Georgia is a pretty low-maintenance dog. She does not have a very high requirement for exercise, and is happy to just follow you around at a leisurely pace, whether inside or out. While she has made a great jogging partner for me, and can be prompted for a rough afternoon romp, she is not a dog that you will need to find time to exercise in order to keep her mellow. Because of that, we think that Georgia would make a great addition to a busy family, or perhaps an animal-loving college student with a full plate.
While we can assure you that in many areas, Georgia is quite content to ‘go with the flow,’ there is one category that is an essential fulfillment; Georgia needs her human to engage in regular cuddle time. See the photographic evidence below…
Settling for a non-human cuddling companion
Don’t worry, no gender discrimination here!
That look of adoration…
I would include more from last night’s cuddle session… but unfortunately I made a horrible wardrobe choice that was not evident to me until reviewing the photos. Apparently my snowflake pajama pants are not as adorable as I had originally thought, and therefore they cannot be internet appropriate… for the sake of my reputation, people. I am dedicated to finding Georgia a home, but there are some things any self-respecting woman just wouldn’t do. So here are a few, sans-snowflakes. (But not sans-pants!)
*Please excuse the poor quality of the iPhone photos!*
If you think you might know someone who would be interested in adopting our sweet girl Georgia, please share her story! Any questions about Georgia or the adoption process can be directed to me (Stephanie!) at sel1490@gmail.com.
And Foster Makes Five 
Next to chasing wabbits and squirrels, cuddling and snuggling is my favorite thing to do, so I totally understand that!
And I bet your humans love you for all of the above, Miss Emma!
A-DOR-A-BULL. Snuggling is my all tiem favorite activity to do with my dogs. It’s a good thing our foster Anna likes it too, because Nola is not much of a snuggle bug.
I could not agree more! Somehow we have been blessed with two perma-snugglebugs, and our foster just happens to be cuddley as well. Too bad we can’t train it into them, huh? 😉
She sounds like the perfect dog!
Thanks for the compliment! If not perfect, she comes pretty darn close 🙂
She is so stinkin’ cute!
I seem to always make a horrible wardrobe choice when we decide to document something for the blog. That’s why I’m usually not in many of the photos! I’m glad I’m not the only one who has these mishaps though =)
A snuggle bunny! Boomer and Dottie have always been more independent and only want to cuddle on their terms and even then it’s only for a little while… jealous.
Love this! Murphy loves to cuddle. I joke with my family that he sometimes needs to be held! Love to see another dog who loves to cuddle just as much!