Ariel – 7 year old female Cross-Breed

Ariel is a 7 year old female Cross-Breed, medium in size and weighing 17 kg. This sweet, snuggly girl was found as a stray but it’s clear she once knew the comforts of home—and she’s ready to know them again, forever this time.

This lovely 7 year old girl, Ariel, was found as a stray. She adores cuddles and human attention so we have no doubt that she was in a home before. She is friendly and calm and really just needs to find her forever person or family.

It’s not right for any dog to end up in a shelter but it’s extra difficult for an older dog and one that has clearly had a home before.

She is all round just the best girl:

Friendly with all dogs
Friendly & affectionate with people & strangers
She is interested in children & is keen to play
No signs of resource guarding
Not hand shy
Confident
Takes treats gently & politely
Good on the lead after some initial excitement
Good travelling in the car & at the vets

What Ariel needs from her forever person or family:
A calm, quiet home where she can get lots of attention. If homed with another dog, she would suit better in a home with one that is calm with no excessive energy.

Ariel is currently in Cyprus so can be adopted there or in the UK. She is ready to fly. She will be neutered, vaccinated, and have a full health check and blood tests for infectious diseases.

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