Keela was very timid and unsure when she first came into us, over time she has come out of her shell and shown herself to be a very sweet and affectionate girl. The staff have been doing some agility training with her in our compound and encouraged by the odd treat or 2 she is doing really well so this may be something the new owner could continue as she really seems to enjoy it.

Keela has interacted well with other dogs whilst in our care so following a successful meet and greet could be rehomed with another dog.

As she can be very unsure of new people the new adopters may have to commit to a few meet and greets before adoption takes place.

We are unsure how Keela would react around cats.

We would prefer any children in the household to be 14+ years as Keela came into us as a stray and we have no previous history on her.

Applications that are successful will be provided with further information on each dog to the best of the charity’s knowledge.