Roundi – 5 year old male Jack Russell Terrier Cross

Roundi is a 5 -year- old Jack Russell Terrier cross boy with the most beautiful brindle coat. Roundy was found wandering the streets of the town looking for food he had no collar or microchip and was all skin and bone and desperately in need of safety and security.

We think, based on his initial behaviour he had been ill-treated, probably by a man as he was very nervous with the male volunteers and visitors at the shelter. This gorgeous boy has now spent over 2 years in a shelter waiting for his Special Person

Roundy is a loving, energetic boy. He enjoys running and sniffing in the yard and he gets on well with the other dogs in the shelter. He always comes to volunteers for cuddles and kisses and is particularly partial to having his belly scratched.

Roundi enjoys walking with a volunteer and exploring the neighbourhood and is always friendly with people, but can be picky when it comes to choosing dogs to be his friends. He is JR after all!

We would like to find Roundi his forever home. He would be best suited to a family without children and other dogs or cats , where he can be the centre of his human’s attention.

A mature but active couple would be perfect as would a single person seeking a loyal and loving friend and companion. Roundi would love a secure garden to sniff around and do the occasional zoomie in – when the mood takes him!

If you think you could offer this lovable little fellow his forever home he has his passport at the ready and can fly to the UK as soon as a home is offered.

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