Adoptar a Kim

Dóberman · Hembra · Joven · 1 año

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Kim had such a hard time settling into centre life and was thoroughly unhappy. She'd been surrendered due to attacking a sheep and suddenly she found herself without her family or surroundings that she knew. Thanks to our wonderful foster carers, we managed to secure Kim a temporary place in a home, which improved her situation almost immediately, and she just lives for a slice of toast! She seems to be a real worrier and the first thing she did was choose herself a safe space and then slept a lot, decompressing. Kim is very young, we believe a little less than two years old, and we know so little about her background or experiences. She has lived in a home, and although some household noises don't concern her, she is very anxious about others. Kim is house trained but if her signs are not read, she may have an accident. When first going into foster she had no interest in playing, but that changed when her ballie came out! She would carry it and roll it to her carer with joy that was so wonderful to see. Kimmy is going to be a work in progress and we are happy for adopters to take her for a trial period first. Allowing her the time she needs to feel secure in each environment and new situation she finds herself in will go a long way towards helping Kim recover. Her adopters must be committed to a slow process, but she's a very loving young dog and the payoff will be worthwhile. Kim is looking for a committed, child and pet free home and she will need a trial period to settle in before adoption. Alternatively, we are open to a "foster to adopt" situation. She must never be off lead around livestock.

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