Layla – 21 month old female Cross-Breed

Layla is a medium-sized female Cross-Breed and is around 21 months old.

We just love watching dogs like Layla transform under our care. Within a couple of weeks of being with us, this beautiful dog is nothing like the timid girl we saw at the start!

Layla was found as a stray by a caring animal lover who didn’t just turn her back as so many do. She reached out to a dog rescuer that we know and trust, who in turn asked us for help. As soon as we had a kennel free, Layla joined us at the sanctuary.

Layla is a gorgeous young dog! She’s playful and enjoys running after balls and toys in the yard. From what we’ve seen so far, she doesn’t have an issue with other dogs. When she’s out, she greets all the other dogs in their kennels and is wagging and friendly.

She was most likely chased away by quite a few people when she lived as a stray, so she can be a little wary when meeting new people. But that wariness lasts only a few minutes. As soon as she knows that you’re friendly, she’s ready to be made a fuss of.

Layla is already becoming a firm favourite with us. She’s gentle, friendly, curious, and clever—and let’s not forget gorgeous!

SPDC adoption package and home checks apply.

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