There are some dogs that really don't have the best luck when it comes to finding their forever home and sadly, Vanna is one of those unfortunate souls. I've worked with Vanna for several months now and in that time I've come to know her really well, she trusts me and loves seeing me every morning, I get the best cuddles and kisses just for walking in to her kennel, but with new people she is worried and does take a while to build that bond with you. She goes walking with volunteers and she is such a good girl to walk, pulls a little bit to start just because she is excited, but soon settles and walks lovely. She has been kennelled with a few male cocker spaniels during her time with us and one male lab x and she is very good with them. Shares a bed, shares a fuss, has treats with them. Sadly for her, she's had to wave off every friend as they leave for their forever home but she stays, waiting for people to choose her.
We feed her separately from other dogs, she can be a bit grumbly if a dog tries to steal her tennis ball and she did guard an antler (very high value) from a kennel friend but I only had to tell her no and she let me take it away from her with no problem. There are far more "problematic" dogs that get chosen quickly, but this beautiful girl is just over-looked time and time again.
Vanna is looking for a home with a resident male dog, as although she is socialised with ALL different dogs here, male and female, from tiny poodles to big Dogue De Bordeauxs, we feel we will be setting her up for success by homing her with one (or possibly two) male dogs.
She has recently had a summer groom and is more than ready to start her life, enjoying adventures with her people who love and adore her, just like we do here at the rescue.
Can you change her life for the better and commit to spending her life with her?
I so desperately want to wave her off to her biggest adventure yet, she is so deserving of every bit of wonderful this world has to offer.