Elsie – 10 month old female Cross-Breed

Meet Elsie, a 10 month old female Cross-Breed, the scruffy little sweetheart who believes the world is made entirely of new friends she just hasn’t met yet.

Found wandering the streets alone, Elsie wasn’t scared or shut down; instead, she was politely saying hello to everyone, tail wagging, hoping someone might notice her (how could they not?).

Elsie is affectionate, gentle, and full of quiet charm. She has that wonderful “old soul” rescue nature—happy to potter about, soak up affection, and be wherever the humans are.

She’s social without being demanding, loving without being pushy, and endlessly endearing with her scruffy looks and soft eyes.

She settles beautifully into home life and would thrive in a calm, loving household. Elsie gets along well with other dogs, is kind with children, and could live with dog-savvy cats. She’s the sort of dog who makes a house feel like home very quickly.

Now safe and cared for in foster, Elsie is ready to leave her street-dog days behind and step into the life she’s always deserved—warm beds, gentle walks, and humans she can finally call her own.

Health & Adoption Information
Fully vaccinated
Microchipped
Dewormed
Neutered / spayed
Passport ready for DEFRA-compliant transport to the UK
Travels on professional transport directly to your home (or as close as possible)
Full rescue back-up for life

Elsie is looking for a forever family who will appreciate her gentle nature, laugh at her scruffy charm, and promise her she’ll never be alone again.

Happy lives, happy tails.

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