Elsie will be ready for adoption after her vaccination and vet check.

Elsie came to as she was struggling to cope with a change of circumstances as her owners had become foster-carers. Beside feeling uncomfortable around the new foster baby, Elsie wasn’t getting the attention she deserved so her family made the sad decision to rehome her safely through a rescue.

Elsie has been doing well in foster and is starting to come out of her shell. She is quite an anxious little girl, as is often the case with the breed, so a calm, quiet home will be the ideal option for her Elsie.

Elsie has been fine with the older children in the family, along with visiting family children of primary school age, where she has also stayed while her owners were away with no issues at all.

She has never shown any aggression at all to younger children/babies, she will just move away and keep her distance.

Elsie is anxious around other dogs so will be happiest in a dog-free home.

She hasn’t been cat-tested so will need a cat-free home (more for than the cats).

Elsie loves lots of fuss and attention and playing with her ball. She isn’t a big fan of walking as she finds it quite overwhelming.

Elsie is three years old. She will need to stay local to the rescue for her second vaccination and spay.

We will update after Elsie’s health check, but are happy to consider applications in the meantime.