Mona – 6 month old female Shepherd Cross

Mona is a 6 month old female Shepherd cross. She is currently living in a foster home in Leeds and is available for meets and greets with potential adopters.

Mona weighs 12kg now and is not expected to grow larger than 20-25kg. This sweet girl has been through a lot of hardship since she came into the world and would love to find a home and family to call her own.

She was born in a work yard in Sarajevo, Bosnia in the middle of winter, and has survived almost freezing to death, serious illness, and being chased by dog catchers.

Sadly, she lost half her tail before she was rescued, and she was in a lot of pain at the time. Fortunately, it doesn’t cause her any discomfort now and she loves to wag it!

Despite everything she’s been through, she is so very, sweet, loving and gentle. She is still a puppy and loves to play and run around! Mona lives in a foster home with other dogs, and she could live with another dog (or dogs) or as an only dog.

Mona is doing really well in her foster home and is learning what it’s like to feel safe, get regular meals and treats, as well as going on short walks discovering the outside world.

She loves her cuddles and will snuggle up next to you for reassurance and love. Mona has also discovered the joy of toys, and loves chasing her ball!

This clever girl is eager to learn and is very trainable. If she is given the time and patience she needs to settle into her new life, she will make the most loyal and devoted family member.

Mona has met cats, but unfortunately, she seems scared of them. This makes her go on the offensive, so she will need a cat free home.

She is good with children, but preferably over the age of 5, since being a puppy she can still be a bit mouthy at times, and perhaps a little clumsy.

Please get in touch if you think you can give Mona the loving home she needs and deserves.

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