Venus – 1 year old female Cross-Breed

Venus is a 1 year old female Cross-Breed. She is currently in Oman. She was born and grew up on the streets of Muscat where a group of volunteers were feeding her and her family.

Sadly, last October, the government started a mass cull by shooting the street dogs on sight and Venus disappeared for two weeks.

The volunteers feared the worst, but then she miraculously reappeared.

Venus was then removed from the streets and went straight into a temporary foster home. She had a great time there and enjoyed the comforts of home life.

Venus was then moved to a training and boarding facility where she remains to this day.

The trainer has described Venus as a dog who loves people. She craves affection and loves to be cuddled and babied (her temporary foster said the same thing).

Venus has medium energy and likes playing with other dogs but she much prefers dogs with a calmer energy.

Venus can get irritated by high-energy dogs or puppies. She knows her basic commands and likes agility!

Venus’s home would be with people who are around for much of the day. Maybe people who work from home and are looking for a companion.

Venus is a garden would be nice and she could live with other calm dogs. She doesn’t have any experience around children so older children would be best.

We’re not sure about cats but could test this if needed. Venus is ready to travel to the UK now.

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