Nova – 6 year old female Pointer Cross

Meet Nova, a 6 year old female pointer mix. This girl really needs to fly MAY 31st We’re looking for a FOSTER for the May 31st flight ! Her adoption chances increase tremendously if already in the UK.

Her frosted muzzle tells a story… but not the one you think.

Nova isn’t a senior — she’s only six.

Her hard life aged her too soon, but her heart is still bright, hopeful, and full of love.

Who Nova Is Perfect For

Nova would thrive with:

• A quiet household – no children (for no reason other than she prefers a calm home)

• A solo or a couple

• A part?time worker

• Anyone wanting a calm, loyal companion to share their days with

She loves her walks, paddling in a pool or the sea, running along the beach, lovely long walks, pottering around the garden, and curling up on a soft sofa for her naps.

She’s also the perfect office buddy — happy to snooze beside you while you work.

Why Nova Is Such a Treasure

• Still energetic — her 3?year?old Golden Retriever foster brother can’t keep up and her 7 year-old pointer buddy loves her scenting friend

• Loves her people but also enjoys her own space

• A dedicated lizard hunter who entertains herself for hours

• Not destructive — a respectful, easy housemate

• Enjoys 1–2 relaxed walks a day

• Sofa naps are her love language

• Great as an only dog or will another calm resident dog

• Prefers a cat?free home

• Losing weight beautifully and feeling better every day

• Spayed, fully vaccinated, and health?checked

Nova has been with us since December 2024, and she has waited long enough.

She deserves her own garden, her own sofa, her own humans, and her own peaceful forever.

Nova Is Ready for Her New Life

She’s gentle.

She’s loving.

She’s resilient.

And she is so ready to finally go home.

If you can offer Nova a forever home — or even a foster home — please reach out.

NEXT FLIGHT is May 31st ! Let’s not let her down. It’s simply a promise we made her – as she deserves a chance.

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