Bonnie – 2 year old female Cross-Breed

Bonnie is a 2 year old female Cross-Breed. She was handed into the public shelter in Romania in the spring of this year, she had had a litter of puppies, the owner wanted the puppies and not Bonnie, she is a typical black dog and they are discarded like rubbish. On a trip to Romania in July, I spotted this beautiful friendly girl and had to give her a chance of a new life.

Bonnie was a tethered dog, meaning she had been tied up in a yard from a pup and never walked or let off to run and explore. When she came to the UK it was as though she knew she was free, she has adapted to living in a house in a very short period of time and she loves it, she is already clean in the house. This lady is super affectionate and loves nothing more than giving kisses and cuddles, she really enjoys human company and her idea of heaven is cuddling up with you on the sofa.

Bonnie is used to other dogs having lived with her sister all of her life and does seem to like canine company although she would be fine as an only dog as long as the owner was around for a good part of the day. Bonnie has not been child or cat tested. Bonnie is a very intelligent girl and is already responding well to training, it helps that she is very food driven and willing to please. This girl has such a beautiful soul and really deserves a home to call her own.

Bonnie is spayed, has had all of her jabs, flea and worm treatment, she has tested negative for Brucellosis and her snap blood test is also clear.

Bonnie is fostered in Spalding Lincs, before applying to adopt Bonnie please make sure everyone is in agreement and you are ready to adopt. Full rescue back up will be given for her and a home check will be undertaken, the current adoption fee is £350.

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