10-08-25 Please meet Pippa! This lovely girl originally came to us from a breeder a few years ago, she was adopted and found a wonderful home but sadly she has been returned to us through no fault of her own. The resident dog in her home passed away and she struggled to cope without another dog to lean on for support and then her world was rocked further when one of her beloved owners passed away. She really struggled to cope without both of them and so in her best interests she has been returned to us where she has gone straight into a foster home.

Pippa has already settled well into her foster home, she is a little nervous of new people, which is understandable but with some love and TLC she will soon come around. She absolutely loves other dogs and will be looking for a home where there was at least one other kind and confident resident dog to be her friend and companion.

Pippa will be best suited to a calm and quiet home, where she can enjoy her golden years. She walks well on the lead and enjoys going on walks and adventures. She sleeps soundly all night long and is house trained too.

She is an extremely sweet girl and we think whoever adopts her is going to absolutely adore her.

Pippa has had a few dentals over the last few years and has had quite a few teeth extracted. She also has a small mass on her thigh, this has been tested and is benign and likely a follicular cyst and no action is currently required, it just needs to be monitored to ensure it doesn't start to grow. Pippa does have some history of skin issues, but this is managed well with her diet at the moment.

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.