A story about a girl and her mum who were found in the middle of nowhere.
They heard a car passing by and ran out to the street to be seen. The car had already passed them by.
Their silhouettes somewhere far behind in a fog stabbed us in the heart and we had to go back.
It was night and it was cold, a hound mum with her most likely only survived baby looked at us and mum's sad eyes full of hope is something that one can't turn its back to.
They came into the car and by the time we arrived to their new foster home, they had been sleeping peacefully in the car.
However, Victory got her name for a reason.
She got parvovirus and the fight for her life lasted for more than 2 weeks.
Our team member gave everything to help her win that vicious disease that takes away the lives of the unimmunized puppies so easily.
and she was victorious!
Now our cheeky lovely colored girl is looking for someone who she will love forever <3
Things you should know about VICTORY
around 1 year old
Mixed breed
14-15kg
being a true artist at escaping from her enclosure, makes her now one of the Free dogs :p She has shown a great temper which allows her to now be the part of a small pack that lives outside the shelter's walls, meaning freedom 24/7.
Victory is an averagely active dog, who enjoys the fuss in all forms. So far has been wonderful with all dogs in the shelter, big small, old, and young. She knows her boundaries and shows them clearly to each dog who is being pushy
not house-trained, nor she is toilet trained so it will definitely take her some time to learn toileting with the patience and guidance of her new family
With people Victory is a dream. Not fearful at all, on the contrary, she goes straight in one's lap. As almost every dog in the shelter she loves the attention but isn't overly clingy- seems to be independent. chooses her spot to rest while taking an eye on others and all the happenings
not tested with kids but surely he will love them. Dog-savvy kids are preferable
not cat tested
not lead trained
healthy, fully vaccinated & spayed
How do you adopt Victory?
Adoption requires a pre-adoption questionnaire, home check and an adoption contract.
You will need to pay for Victory's transportation, and pay for the paperwork to get her to you.
The costs are typically âŹ550 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 Victory please fill in our adoption questionnaire.
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