Casper – 7 month old male Jack Russell Terrier Cross

Casper – A Tender Little Fountain of Love. Casper is a Ukraine war dog in need of a safe haven. Available under a foster-to-adopt. Arriving mid-June.

CASPER is one of six darling pups born to our beloved Tiara – the sweet, abandoned mum who gave her all to keep her babies safe.

Now just 7 months old and nearly fully grown, Possibly Jack Russel cross (can’t be guaranteed). Casper is a perfect small-sized lad with a gentle heart and eyes full of dreams.

Highlights:

SIZE: Small (36 cm / 10–12 kg)
SPAYED/NEUTERED: Yes
CHARACTER HIGHLIGHTS: Affectionate, sensitive, playful, cuddly
DOGS: Friendly and playful with other dogs
CATS: Not tested
CHILDREN: Best with dog-savvy children 8+

Rescue Story:
Casper was born in safety—but only just. His mum, Tiara, was left behind when her family fled the war. Pregnant, alone, and confused, she was taken in by kind rescuers.

In a warm and caring foster home, she gave birth to six wonderful puppies, each a little miracle. Casper grew up surrounded by love, toys, and laughter—now it’s his turn to find a family of his own.

Detailed Information:
Among his siblings, Casper is the soft-hearted snuggler. He plays with joy and delight, but always with a certain tenderness. He loves to lean in close, make eye contact, and rest his head on your arm as if to say, “I’m yours.”

He still has the puppy energy and curiosity to keep you smiling—chasing a ball, romping around the garden, or wrestling gently with a friend. But his sweetest moments are those quiet, tender cuddles where he just melts into you.

Ideal Family:
Casper would thrive in a family who values connection and calm alongside play. He’s best suited to a home with older, kind children (8+), or as a companion to a friendly resident dog who could show him the ropes.

He would love someone who is home most of the day to enjoy his sweet company and guide him gently as he settles in.

He’s still a puppy, which means time, patience, and commitment will be needed to raise him into the brilliant companion he’s meant to be. But the reward? A bond that will fill your heart every single day.

Health Information:
CASPER is fully healthy. Neutered. Has all core vaccines done, and is microchipped. All dogs are C.Brucella tested before the trip (owners will receive a licensed laboratory test certificate).

RBU, post-adoption support, and 4 weeks free PetPlan insurance provided upon adoption.

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