Hazel – 3 year old female Shepherd Cross

Meet Hazel, a 3 year old female Shepherd Cross who is ready for her forever home.

Hazel has made significant progress in her behaviour thanks to a dedicated foster home, but she still requires a calm, adult-only environment to continue her journey.

Hazel is a playful dog who loves her toys and enjoys cuddles. While she takes time to warm up to new people, she is loyal and intelligent, eager to show off her tricks.

As a large, active dog, she needs around two hours of exercise each day and would thrive with a confident resident dog.

The ideal home for Hazel is one with experienced owners who can provide the ongoing training she needs. A secure garden and access to quiet walking areas are essential, as she may feel anxious in busy environments.

Additionally, her new family should be prepared to help her adjust to new surroundings, as she can be nervous at first.

Hazel is spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated, with lifelong rescue backup and support available.

If you can offer her the understanding and love she deserves, please consider giving her the forever home she’s been waiting for.

To adopt her, contact us for an application form.

To apply for adoption, please complete the form on our website: https://strayswithoutborders.org.uk/adoption-process/.
When contacting us, please include a phone number or a non-iCloud email address, as iCloud emails are currently bouncing and we cannot contact applicants using them.

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