Olivia – 2 year old female Cross-Breed

Olivia is a 2 year old female Cross-Breed. She currently resides in private foster in Romania. She was abandoned on the street in Romania.

It is apparent that she had spent some time on a chain as she has a chain mark on her neck. Olivia hasn’t shown any behaviours whilst being in private foster.

Olivia is a kind and calm soul who is people friendly despite her previous trauma. She doesn’t show any aggression towards the other dogs, she has no bite history whilst being in private foster.

Olivia is a tiny little girl who doesn’t require lots of exercise. Two small walks a day with play time in between would be adequate for Olivia.

Olivia is a little shy at first in meeting with new people but Olivia is gentle with unfamiliar people. She likes to be stroked and loved with the people she trusts.

Olivia has shown no allergies, intolerances or issues with any foods whilst in rescue.Adopters will have to understand that olivia may be a little unsettled within the first few days of entering a new home with an unfamiliar routine and people.

Giving her time to decompress and adjust to her new home is key in supporting her. She is good with sensible, children 10+ and has no known health issues.

We would advise having Olivia is restrained by either a crate or seatbelt/headrest attachment as in accordance with the law and so that she does not try to bolt when trying to take her out of the car. He needs a calm and loving home who will give Olivia lots of love and affection.

A gentle home with not lots of comings and goings. You must have the facilities, time, financial means, knowledge and skills necessary to ensure a good standard of care. We require an APPLICATION and HOMECHECK.

Olivia is spayed, DHPPi/RL and KC vaccinated, and microchipped. She will be flea and worm treated. She will travel on approved transport directly to her home address. Rescue back up and support available.

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