Nani

Female · Young · 2 years

Date of Birth: 03/01/2024. Size: Medium. Health: Vaccinated and dewormed. Negative for Leishmania and Ehrlichia. In Cuencanimal since: 01/2026. Other Information: Very cheerful and affectionate. Adopted by Nany (Gascueña). Character: You fall in love with Nani just by looking at her. When she first arrived at the animal shelter, she was very scared… but as soon as she felt safe, her true heart began to show. Nani is pure attachment; when she trusts (which happens faster than you can imagine), she completely gives herself. She is always at our heels when we walk in the courtyard, always attentive, always seeking our closeness. She doesn’t like being alone; when her reference people (regular caregivers and volunteers) leave and she sees them through the fence, she cries uncontrollably, because for Nani the greatest reward is not food or play… it’s feeling accompanied. She is sensitive at the vet, she cooperates, but if something hurts, she complains, and who likes the doctor anyway? She walks well on a leash, although she needs a bond with the person leading her, preferring quieter environments where she can feel safe. She loves human company even more than dog company. She gets along well with other dogs, more or less ignoring them, although she has once or twice joined in a little race, but her priority is the caregivers (she has created a very close bond). In her box, she shares space with another Spanish Greyhound and it’s her who sets the rules: she doesn’t like sharing a bowl, and with a single glance, she makes her message clear; there’s no conflict, just character. History: Nani is one of those stories that start with cold and end with hope. On the streets, she was wary. She wouldn’t let anyone pick her up. She observed from a distance, as if she had learned that trusting can hurt… But a good person, without forcing her, began to feed her every day, although Nani didn’t want to take shelter, she never lacked a warm blanket to wrap herself in during the cold winter nights, and Nani understood. She understood that this routine was safety, that those hands didn’t want to trap her but to care for her. She stayed in the area, and thanks to that, they were able to contact us and rescue her. Current Status: Date of Birth: 03/01/2024. Size: Medium. Health: Vaccinated and dewormed. Negative for Leishmania and Ehrlichia. In Cuencanimal since: 01/2026. Other Information: Very cheerful and affectionate. Adopted by Nany (Gascueña). Character: You fall in love with Nani just by looking at her. When she first arrived at the animal shelter, she was very scared… but as soon as she felt safe, her true heart began to show. Nani is pure attachment; when she trusts (which happens faster than you can imagine), she completely gives herself. She is always at our heels when we walk in the courtyard, always attentive, always seeking our closeness. She doesn’t like being alone; when her reference people (regular caregivers and volunteers) leave and she sees them through the fence, she cries uncontrollably, because for Nani the greatest reward is not food or play… it’s feeling accompanied. She is sensitive at the vet, she cooperates, but if something hurts, she complains, and who likes the doctor anyway? She walks well on a leash, although she needs a bond with the person leading her, preferring quieter environments where she can feel safe. She loves human company even more than dog company. She gets along well with other dogs, more or less ignoring them, although she has once or twice joined in a little race, but her priority is the caregivers (she has created a very close bond). In her box, she shares space with another Spanish Greyhound and it’s her who sets the rules: she doesn’t like sharing a bowl, and with a single glance, she makes her message clear; there’s no conflict, just character. History: Nani is one of those stories that start with cold and end with hope. On the streets, she was wary. She wouldn’t let anyone pick her up. She observed from a distance, as if she had learned that trusting can hurt… But a good person, without forcing her, began to feed her every day, although Nani didn’t want to take shelter, she never lacked a warm blanket to wrap herself in during the cold winter nights, and Nani understood. She understood that this routine was safety, that those hands didn’t want to trap her but to care for her.

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