Vixen has been REHOMED.
Little Vixen was picked up as a stray, so we don’t have a full history for her but she hasn’t put a paw wrong since being in our care. We believe she is a Chihuahua cross but she also looks very much like a little Kokoni spaniel with her long back and little Queen Anne legs, she wasn’t microchipped so we can’t tell but whatever she is we know that this little girl is a smasher.
Vixen required surgery to fix an inguinal hernia, and a suspicious mammary lump which was done whilst she was being spayed and she has recovered completely now. The mammary lump was sent off for testing and was thankfully benign so no further treatment is necessary. She was a complete star during her recovery and never complained despite how uncomfortable she must have been.
Vixen would like a home with a garden she can run around in (she enjoys zoomies!), she could live with other dogs but equally would be happy to have all the attention to herself. She is clean and quiet in the house and can be left up to 4 hours after being exercised, she could live with school age children but she is not cat tested. Vixen loves being brushed and groomed and doesn’t complain when she has her nails cut or her ears cleaned, she’s a super little dog!
If you are interested in offering 4 year old (estimated) Vixen a home, please complete our online Adoption Form.
All Cinque Ports Rescue dogs are neutered (or subject to a neutering agreement if not of appropriate age), microchipped, core vaccinated and up to date with parasite treatment. Please note that we are currently only rehoming locally to the South East Kent area. All have life time support and full backup, 4 weeks free insurance and an adoption pack including 5 kg of Natural Instinct food and nutrition information.
All home offers will be subject to vetting and a home visit, and an adoption agreement and donation are required.
Cinque Ports Rescue is run purely by volunteers so please be aware that your application may not be responded to immediately. Thank you for your patience.
