This lovely Girl is Maya (35kg) . When she first came into the home she was incredibly nervous when meeting new people, slowly with some time and patience she started to trust the staff and has started to come out of her shell and show us her wiggly, happy, affectionate side who has so much love to give.

Maya seems to be more cautious around men so this would need to be something that the potential adopter is willing to work on by taking Maya to socialisation and training classes to show her the world isn’t as scary as she thinks it is and continue building up her confidence, she does know her basic commands and will give paw.

Once Maya is comfortable she will show you her playful loving side who loves nothing more than playing with her toys and sitting on your knee for cuddles, she will bury her head into you and give nothing but love.

Maya has interacted well with other dogs whist she has been in our care, she can be quite nervous when meeting them at first especially if they are quite bouncy and boisterous so prefers the calmer dogs who will give her the space she needs, For this reason we feel Maya should be the only dog in the home so that she can take her time settling in and have the 1-1 attention that she needs.

As Maya came into the home as a stray we have no previous history on her so would prefer any children in the household to be 16+ years.

No cats for Maya

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