Truffles – 1 year old male Cross-Breed

Truffles is a small dog, weighing approximately 10kg and 42cm tall. He is currently in a UK foster home. He was rescued from the municipal pound without any history.

Truffles is a great dog—he is very much a people dog and gets on well with all of the other dogs at the shelter. He is quite an active dog and loves going out to play and run with the other dogs, especially Juno, who is his favourite girlfriend as she matches his energy levels. He shares a kennel with her, and they get on superbly well.

However, he is also quite happy to just go off and do his own thing if nobody wants to play. Truffles can be a little growly with other dogs around his food while he is eating, but once he has finished, he will leave his bowl and is not possessive of it.

If Truffles is adopted by a family with a resident dog, they must understand that it is likely that he has had to search for food and is therefore quite attached to his bowl around other dogs. Truffles would therefore be better with a dog who will leave him alone while he eats (or who can be separated while eating).

Truffles would love an active home with an active (ideally female) dog who he can have lots of fun with. Truffles isn’t cat-tested but isn’t interested in the resident shelter hens. Please contact us if you would like to apply to adopt Truffles.

All of our dogs have an international passport (unless born in the UK) and are microchipped. They are fully vaccinated for standard diseases as well as rabies and kennel cough. All dogs are blood tested for infectious diseases, including Leishmaniasis, Dirofilaria, Ehrlichia, Babesia, Anaplasma, Lyme, and Brucella.

All dogs, unless there are medical or behavioural reasons not to do so, will be sterilised. Truffles has been neutered. Please note that we will advise results and treatments upon successful application.

Adoption contract and fee, home check, and lifetime RBU (rescue back-up) apply as standard.

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