Nina – 5 month old female Cross-Breed

Nina is a 5 month old female Cross-Breed who is currently in Hungary and looking for a loving home whose life did not start the way a puppy’s should.

She was found on the streets with her two sisters, hungry, emaciated and scared of everything, quietly asking for help the only way they could.

At first Nina was frightened and unsure of the world around her. But with patience, kindness and gentle care, she has started to blossom into the lovely, affectionate puppy she was always meant to be.

Now Nina has learned that people can be kind. She loves cuddles, treats and tummy rubs, and nothing makes her happier than running and exploring with her doggy friends.

She has a beautiful nature. She is sweet, gentle and full of love. She truly is beautiful inside and out.

Nina gets along wonderfully with other dogs and enjoys having dog friends to play with. She walks nicely on the lead, learns quickly and is very food-motivated, which makes training easy and fun.

She is expected to be on the larger side of medium size when fully grown.

Nina is dreaming of a home where she can go on daily walks, explore the world safely and sleep inside with her family instead of in a kennel. She needs to be treated as a treasured member of the family and will need time to settle into her new home.

She has come such a long way from the frightened, hungry puppy she once was. Now she just needs someone to give her the love and security she deserves for the rest of her life.

Older, dog-savvy children will be considered. We are happy to cat test her for the right applicant.

Nina comes fully vaccinated, microchipped and with an EU pet passport.

Home check and adoption fee apply.

Full RBU.

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