Bonnie – 5 year old female Labrador Cross

Bonnie is a 5 year old female Labrador Cross. She is a rescue from Cyprus currently living with her brother who was rescued at the same time, near Doncaster. Following a change in her family’s circumstances and through no fault of her own she needs to find a new forever home. Here is a little about her.

Bonnie and her brother Clyde were 5 months old when they flew to the UK. They have lived happily together ever since.

Bonnie has a patch of white hair on her chest and white toes on her hind legs. Bonnie is a playful dog with her family and with others once she gets to know them. She is a little shy in new situations, when meeting other dogs or people. She loves her walks and can be let off lead by her current family.

Neither have lived with cats and both are fully house trained will always let you know when they need out.

Any children in their new home would need to be older as when they play, they could knock a young child down. Bonnie can also be nervous around young children.

Bonnie just adores being with her brother. Ideally, we would love to find them a home together. They really will make a perfect ready-made doggy family for their new humans.

If we cannot find them a home together, Bonnie might be happy in a home with a confident male dog for company.

If you might be interested in adopting Bonnie and hopefully Clyde too and have a secure garden and time to include her in your daily life, please when contacting us provide a little information as follows:
1. Where in the country you live?
2. A little about your experience with dogs.

3. A brief description of your garden and height of fencing at its lowest point?
4. Details of the other dog or dogs in your home?
5. Any other pets?

6. Ages of any children in your home or who may visit?
7. Time Bonnie might be left alone each day.

8. Your best contact number so that we can call you.

She has been neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.

Minimum adoption donation of £375 applies. As we really wish them to find a new home together, we would be happy to make the total adoption donation £600 for both Bonnie and Clyde.

ADOPTION IS SUBJECT TO A SATISFACTORY APPLICATION AND HOME CHECK.

Post adoption support is available from our rescue.

Our rescue must be informed at any time of a change in circumstances and our dog returned to one of our volunteers where required. Bonnie must never be handed over to any UK Rescue or sold or adopted on without our knowledge. We will always endeavour to rehome our dogs if necessary.

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