Meisie – 2 year old female Cross-Breed

Meisie is a 2 year old female Cross-Breed. She is small in size at around 9.5 kg and is currently in Croatia.

Meisie is a bit timid to start with but becomes very friendly. She loves to cuddle and adores playing and running. She is mostly house trained but has learned to walk well on a lead.

She is good with other dogs and can live with children who are over 8 years old. She can also live with cats that can tolerate a bouncy dog.

Meisie is microchipped, rabies vaccinated, has been vaccinated for infectious diseases two times, and will receive the bordetella vaccine before transport.

She is castrated, Mediterranean diseases tested-negative, brucellosis tested negative, and received kennel cough nasal vaccine before travel.

Adoption fee: £475

Adoption fee and home check apply, and full rescue backup is provided by Ninas Haven.

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