Macarena – 6 month old female Cross-Breed

Macarena is a 6-month-old female Cross-Breed. She is currently in Romania, where she is waiting for the chance to travel along with her two siblings. At the moment, she is still a young puppy with her whole future ahead of her.

She is expected to grow to a medium to large size when fully grown. Photos of her mother are available, but her father is unknown. This means her exact breed mix cannot be confirmed, though her future size gives a helpful guide for potential adopters.

Macarena is described as dog friendly, which suggests she could happily share her home with another canine companion.

Positive interactions with other dogs at a young age are an encouraging sign for her social development. With the right guidance, she should continue to build good dog-to-dog manners.

She can live with children aged eight and over. This makes her a suitable option for families with slightly older children who understand how to behave calmly and kindly around a young dog.

As with any puppy, supervision and guidance from adults will be important.

A foster home with a view to adopt is being sought for Macarena. There is no charge to foster her, but an adoption fee would apply if her foster family decides to make her a permanent member of the household.

This arrangement allows her to settle into home life while her future is being decided.

Macarena will be spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, health screened, and Brucellosis tested as part of her rescue preparation. These measures help ensure she arrives healthy and ready to begin her new life.

A home check applies for both fostering and adopting to make sure the environment is suitable for her needs.

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