Bianca – 11 month old female Cross-Breed

Bianca is a 11 month old female Cross-Breed, expected to be a smaller medium to medium size when fully grown.

She did not have the best start in life, she was dumped like junk with her 3 siblings in the middle of nowhere. They were alone, struggling to survive and they picked a total wrong ambush next to the railway tracks.

When they were finally discovered one of the pups already had a severely injured leg and they were all terrified which made their capture difficult. All the siblings have been adopted by now, only Bianca remains in the shelter, looking for her forever family.

Bianca is lively pup, she is funny, entertaining and full of life! She can be a bit shy with stranger people initially when out on walks and still gets scared of loud noises but she’s getting there. She loves to run and play with her doggie mates, she seems to be less keen on smaller female dogs but mingles well with most dogs.

Bianca would be happiest in an active family where she is not left alone for extended periods and there’s time for her training. She will need to be given time to settle in her new home and get used to her new environment.

She could live happily with a friendly and playful male dog or dogs or as the only dog in the household.

Like all rescue dogs, she will need time, patience, love and commitment from her adopting family to become a happy, well-balanced dog.

Experience with rescue dogs preferred.

Bianca is currently in Hungary and can travel to the UK as soon as the right family is found for her.

She comes spayed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, free of parasites, and with an EU passport.

Adoption is subject to Home Check and Adoption fee. Full RBU provided.

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