Adopter Wilma
Krydsede raser · Kvinde · Voksen · 4 år
Wilma ended up in our care due to an urgent plea from a charity called Pawprints to Freedom [PPTF]. Hun boede i en dyreforstæder i Rumænien, det var meget overbevist, larmende og skræmmende. Da Wilma første gang kom til dem, blev hun beskrevet som venlig over for mennesker, og de kunne faktisk sætte en halsbånd på hende og lade hende nyde udenfor dyreforstæderen i et øjeblik. Men da det blev mere beskæftigende, kunne de ikke bruge så meget 1-1 tid med hundene. Da frivillige besøgte hende et år senere, var hun ekstremt bange og ville aldrig forlade sikkerheden i sin kolde, hårde trækage. Den eneste gang hun pustede hovedet ud var for at få mad. Det var hjertesørgeligt at se forskellen i hende fra den første foto, de nogensinde sendte. Wilma vil have et stille hjem med tålmodige og forstående adoptører, mens hun lærer at være en hund igen og nyde livet. Wilma har vist sig at være meget behagelig omkring hunde. Hun vil dog ikke interagere, indtil alle mennesker er væk. Hun er meget bange for mennesker, og derfor tror vi, at hun vil have mindst én anden hund i hjemmet, der er venlig over for hende og viser hende vejen. Da Wilma ikke kan håndteres / har en halsbånd og snor sat på hende, er der ingen sikker måde for os at kattestet hende, og så skal vi derfor søge efter et hus uden katte til hende. Wilma har moderat energi. Wilma har aldrig boet i et hus før, men med selskab af en anden hund tror vi, at hun kan være okay at have alene i op til 4-5 timer. Wilma er langt fra at kunne have et halsbånd og snor på. Det vil tage meget lang tid, inden hun er selvsikker nok til at gå på snor. Wilma har ikke nogen form for grundtræning, dette kommer alle sammen med tiden, når hun har været i sit nye hjem og lært at stole på sine adoptører.
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Wilma ended up in our care due to an urgent plea from a charity called Pawprints to Freedom . She was living in a shelter in Romania, it was very overcrowded, loud and scary. When Wilma first arrived with them, she was said to be friendly towards people and they were even able to get a harness on her and let her enjoy outside the shelter for a little while. As it got busier though, there can't be as much 1-1 time spent with the dogs. When volunteers visited her 1 year later, she was extremely fearful and would never leave the safety of her cold, hard, wooden kennel. The only time she'd pop her head out was for food. It was heart breaking to see the difference in her from the first picture they ever sent. Wilma will need a quiet home with patient and understanding adopters whilst she learns how to be a dog again and enjoy life. Wilma has shown to be very comfortable around dogs. She won't interact though until all humans have vacated. She's very fearful of humans and so we believe the she'll need at least one other dog in the home that would be kind to her and show her the ropes. As Wilma can not yet be handled / have a collar and lead put on her, there is no safe way for us to cat test her and so we will need to look for a cat free home for her. Wilma shows to have moderate energy levels Wilma has never lived in a home before however, with the company of another dog, we believe she could be ok to be left for up to 4-5 hours Wilma is a long way off being able to get a collar and lead on her. It will be a very long time until she is confident enough to walk on a lead. Wilma has no form of basic training, this will all come in time once she has settled into her new home and learns to trust her adopters.
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