Dogs looking for forever homes

What you need to know

Age:
2 years

Sex:
Female

Breed:
Terrier cross

Can live with:
Sally enjoys the company of other dogs and would benefit from living with an already established dog after successful introductions. She can be worried about sharing her food so any new owner will need the space to be able to separate the dogs at feeding time. 

Sally needs a home without cats or small furries.

Sally comes with a full behavioural plan and continued support from our behaviour and welfare advisor.

About me

Sally is a complex girl who has not had the best start in life. She came in on the 11th of April last year via another rescue as an unclaimed stray.

Sally is a cheeky, feisty terrier with a big personality! She gives people the wrong impression as she looks really cute and friendly when you first meet her but can be very worried by handling and being touched. Although she has improved with some of the staff at the shelter there is still a long way to go. Sally is a suspicious girl who doesn’t trust easily and will need a hands off approach for a long time. She is a very active girl and will need complete training. Sally can be sound sensitive and the kennel environment is not the ideal situation for her. 

Sally loves playing with toys and turns into a proper little terrier when she rags her soft teddies. She will be a fun companion for someone who has experience and understanding of terriers and their ways.

Sally will require several meets over a course of weeks at the shelter before being adopted. She is looking for a very experienced, adult only home and she will need her own garden.

Sally comes with a full behavioural plan and continued support from our behaviour and welfare advisor.