Dog Rescue: Daisy

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Daisy

Ref: RDR001555 | Irina
Born:
December 2023
Location:
Romania
Gender:
Female
Type:
Sociable
Colour:
Black and brown
Size:
Medium
Disabled:
No
Dog friendly:
Unknown
Cat friendly:
Yes
I`m available for adoption!

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My story

Daisy, a playful and sociable puppy with a beautiful black and brown coat, is ready to spread joy from her current home in Romania. Born in December 2023, she's a medium-sized ball of energy whose temperament is as sunny as her namesake. Daisy's interactions with other dogs are still a delightful mystery, but her friendly nature towards humans is undeniable. With her adventurous spirit and love for companionship, Daisy is looking for a forever home where she can grow, play, and become a cherished member of the family.

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Important notice!
  • All dogs are now in Moreni, Dambovita county, Romania;
  • Preparation for adoption may take 3-4 weeks for adults and 2 months for puppies (some dogs may be ready to go anytime, just check the "ready to travel" section or ask us any time);
  • The adopter supports all the costs.
How to give Daisy a home

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Ways you can help dogs like Daisy have a better life

The best way to help Daisy is to adopt. If that`s not an option, then maybe you can support us by donating a small amount to our cause. Please try to donate a small sum but monthly. This way we can control our finances more easily and be much more efficient in our work. Even 2£ per month can make a big difference for our dogs!

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