Bonnie – 2 year old female Cross-Breed

Meet Bonnie – A Beautiful Spotty Dollop of Love!!

Bonnie affectionately known as Bonbon is a two year old large female.

Sweet Bonnie is waiting for the perfect family to give her the calm and loving life she so deserves!! Found abandoned with her sister in a deserted village, Bonnie has been through so much already.

Yet despite her timid nature, this stunning girl carries herself with grace and elegance – long legs, soulful eyes and the sweetest personality you could ever wish for. Bonbon’s foster describes her as “the sweetest girl you’ll ever meet – sensitive, stunning, loving and soppy.

Once she feels safe and bonds with you, she blossoms into a cuddlebug and happiest snuggled on the sofa giving kisses and offering her paw.

The Perfect Home for Bonnie is need in of a quiet and calm home, single person or a couple preferred, patient and understanding adopters with no expectations of time scales, a secure garden in a rural or quiet area and someone home most of the time!!

She’s nervous around strangers and busy environments so slow introductions are a must – Bonnie is never aggressive – just shy and needs her own space so she loves her crate for quiet time.

Bonnie adores other dogs and is still puppy-like in nature, she would love a calm canine companion to play with – Bonnie loves her food and can be a little cheeky so she’ll happily pinch from another bowl if given the chance!!

Bonnie walks beautifully on a lead in quiet areas but she’s nervous of traffic and busy place but her foster feels she’ll gain confidence with time and consistent gentle training.

Bonnie is also housetrained, crate trained, can be left for short periods, loves grooming, has lived with cats (slow introductions needed) and sleeps soundly all night in her crate until morning cuddles!!

Bonnie is in foster in Doncaster.

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