Rosie is searching for a loving forever home. She is thought to be around 8 years old and came into our care after serving her 7-day stray hold with one of the local stray services we work with, where the local council arranged her initial veterinary treatment before reaching out to us for help.
Since arriving at Cinque Ports Rescue, Rosie has settled beautifully with her foster carers and their resident Dachshund. She has received her vaccinations and, after treatment for ear and dental infections, has truly blossomed. Now weighing a healthy 3.6kg, Rosie is clean in the house, sleeps soundly through the night, and very much enjoys her meals, she will happily remind you when breakfast time is approaching.
Rosie is a friendly and easy-going little dog who gets along well with everyone she meets. While she isn’t particularly interested in playing with other dogs, she is completely unbothered by them and shows no signs of aggression. She is quite content entertaining herself, although she does love a game of fetch and will happily bring a toy or ball back time and time again in the hope of another throw.
She enjoys her walks and associates her harness with happy outings. Rosie prefers to take her time, enjoying all the interesting scents along the way, and walks nicely without pulling on the lead. She is unfazed by traffic and shows little interest in cats. She travels well in the car, often standing with her front paws on the armrest to watch the world go by. Rosie is not a vocal dog and is more likely to greet visitors with affection than alarm.
At home, Rosie likes to be close to her people. While she isn’t a lap dog, she does enjoy settling beside you on the sofa or bed, simply content to be in your company.
Rosie’s foster carers believe she will make a wonderful companion, bringing warmth and companionship to her new family.
