It is the litter of 8 puppies found with their mother in an abandoned house where people occasionally had stopped by to give them food and it was how we found out about them.
Soon they scrolled under our wing but now it's time to find each and every one of them a good &loving home and who but Sam to start with💗
Our lovely boy gentle boy💜
💙Sam💙
~as puppy
Things you need to know about Sam
1 year old
mixed breed
c.15kg
💙 sleeps in the pen where his dog's house is, which he shares with one of his siblings ( 4 of them are in the same enclosure)
💙 during the day he spends time in the yard, playing with other dogs from which most are older and quite bigger dogs and only a few are smaller puppies.
They all get along brilliantly and especially Sam has never had any issue with the rest of the crew as he tends to be quite submissive.
💙not house/toilet trained and will need some initial guidance
💙not lead trained
💙gentle dog who's been awesome with people and very friendly.
Although in some occasions he can be shy at first but in time becomes more and more relaxed.
💙he's never been around kids but we expect him to be very nice and gentle with them having in mind his mild personality. Nevertheless, we'd love if the kids were dog savvy to help him adjust faster
💙in the previous foster home where he had lived before coming to the shelter he had a cat to play with so we assume he is nice with cats as well.
💙fully vaccinated, healthy and castrated
Recent pictures of Sam💙
How do you adopt Sam?
Adoption requires a pre-adoption questionnaire, home check and an adoption contract.
You will need to pay for his transportation, and pay for the paperwork to get him to you. The costs are typically €475 to 650 in total, depending on where you are located.
We used to be able to charge a little less but unfortunately, due to brexit, the costs of passports, documentation and travel have been increased by our suppliers.
For more information please contact our facebook page or email misisrescue@gmail.com
To apply for Sam please fill in our adoption questionnaire.
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