Ciara – 5 year old female Cross-Breed

Please meet Cuddly Ciara, well just look at that face! Ciara is a gorgeous little terrier mix that is approximately 5 years old, she is very small and very sweet.

Ciara was saved from the Chinese meat market by Harbin Rescue. Yes dogs are food in China, if you don’t know the meat markets are absolutely evil and the treatment the dogs get and the things they have seen is nothing short of hell.

Little Ciara is one of the lucky ones and has come to us in the UK to find her forever home.

If you are not aware, there are no animal welfare laws in China so no dog is ever safe there, which is why the dogs are sent overseas to be rehomed, to make sure they are safe and loved for life!

We expected Ciara to be quite bewildered when she arrived in foster with us, she had a 14 hour flight followed by a few hours drive, although all she wanted was to have a snuggle with me, it’s very easy to fall in love with this adorable little lady.

I mean, just look at her! She took everything in her stride and even joined us on a pack walk the day after she arrived, and she loved every minute!

Ciara is always so happy to see me, when I come downstairs in the morning she is waiting for me with a little dance and cuddles.

She is a very clever little girl, although we have no idea what her actual breeding is we suspect she has terrier in her and is very smart, whatever she is, she is absolutely wonderful!

Cara is a beautiful little lady and will make a very rewarding addition to her new family. Poor little Ciara’s world was turned upside down when she arrived with us, but despite that, she just wanted to be loved.

She has settled well into our routine and loves pack life, once she likes you, she follows you everywhere and just loves to be cuddled.

She is extremely loving and loyal and bonds very quickly to her people. She will do anything for food, she literally dances around like a loon when food is around!

Ciara is neutered, microchipped, de flead and wormed and fully vaccinated.

Ciara is house trained, walks well on the lead when she trusts you, is not destructive and can be left for short periods, She loves to be left snoozing on my bed and is often snuggled up with the cat.

She is a very social little lady so can happily live with other dogs of a similar size, she is wary of the bigger dogs.

Ciara is adorable both inside and out, and to think she almost ended up on someone’s plate is just heartbreaking. Ciara doesn’t have much experience of children so would be best suited to an adult only home where her humans can dote on her.

Ciara is an inquisitive and responsive little lady, quick to learn and easy to train, especially where food is involved!

She loves her home comforts and a cuddle, and likes to sleep on the bed with you if she is allowed, basically she is a little snuggle bug. She will sleep downstairs on the sofa or in her own bed if she isn’t allowed in the bedroom.

Ciara travels very well in the car, She is just an all round pleasure to have. Whoever adopts this little lady will be very lucky indeed as she really has the most amazing character, and I am sure she is grateful to be out of China and just wants to love her humans.

Can you offer this beautiful little lady the retirement home she so desperately deserves?

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