Adopt Ursula
Staffordshire Bull Terrier · Female · Young · 3 years
Ursula is a compact, small Staffordshire Bull Terrier who arrived during floods when Los Barrios shelter evacuated. Recently abandoned and initially heartbroken, she's now settled and loves adventures with volunteers - beach trips, town walks, and car rides. She walks beautifully on leash and behaves politely in public. Ursula loves hunting for mice and small creatures, so unsuitable for homes with cats, rabbits, or birds, but excellent with dogs. Lives harmoniously with shelter mate Drako. Having lived with a child previously, she'd suit families and people who travel with their dogs to cafes and social visits. When rehomed, she may initially cling to her new human and could develop separation anxiety, so multiple caregivers or an existing social dog would be ideal.
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This small beautiful flower is Ursula, a compact, really small Staffy-kind of girl, who arrived to our family during the floods of January ´26, when Los Barrios shelter had to evacuate. She had not been long in the shelter yet, just recently abandoned, and she was really heartbroken. Now she has settled into shelter life, and Loves to go out with volunteers, to the shelter parks to smell the flowers, or for days out on the beach and in the town. Ursula loves to get into the car, to go for adventures, she walks well on the stairs and behaves politely in public. She loves to look for mice, and little creatures in general, so she will not be a great candidate for a home with other small animals like cats, rabbits, birds etc, but she is lovely with all the dogs she meets, and in the shelter she loves to live together with a chunky pitbull boy, Drako, they do everything together, even look out for each other when pooping. As Ursula is coming from a home environment, even though not a great one, since she has been abandoned, then she still knows how it feels like to live in a home, and will surely very quickly adjust back into a life in a home with a family. In her previous home, she was living together with a child, who she seemed to have loved very much. Ursula walks very nicely on the leash, whether in the nature, in the shelter, or in a busy town street, she does not bother people or other dogs, and since she is so compact and kind with people, she would also be suitable for humans who like to take their dog everywhere they go, to cafeterias, car trips, beach, visiting friends and relatives (as long as they do not have mice at their home!). When she will change environments, going to a home, she will probably first cling onto the first human that will offer her safety, and then she might develop separation anxiety, and for that reason, it would be really great, if there are more people in the home, who take care of Ursula, or if there is already a social, friendly
- ✓House-trained
- ✓Good with dogs
- ✕Good with cats
- ✓Good with kids
- ✕Has special needs
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