Arwen

Arwen is currently under the care of the vet. We will gather application forms and contact the successful applicant one she is ready for rehoming.

Arwen could live with children aged 10+. She would like to be the only dog in the home, but could potentially live with cats or other small animals, although we have no history of her behaviour around such animals.

Arwen is a lovely little lady who absolutely adores spending time with her humans and can be quite demanding for attention! She is full of beans and so will need an active family who can keep up with her and take her on lots of lovely adventures, keeping her both mentally and physically stimulated.

Arwen has had a poor start to life, we have very little background information about her, but we do know that was previously left in a garden most of the time. Arwen has shown some signs that she may be prone to separation anxiety and so she will need a family who are prepared for this and are able to slowly build up the amount of time she is left for.

Arwen does also typically prefer to have space from other dogs and can, at times, be a little reactive. She will need a family who are confident and capable of managing this behaviour, whilst working on her training to help her learn some more appropriate responses.

This sweet lady is such a pleasure to spend time with. She is so fun to be around and often has us laughing with her daft ways. She loves nothing more than human company – she is such a friendly girl – nobody is a stranger to Arwen! She would spend all day being made a fuss of and needs a family who are able to spend a lot of time with her.

Despite the life Arwen has previously had, she still has so much love to give and more than deserves to finally be shown what the safety and security of a true forever home feels like, where she can be spoilt rotten and shown the love she should’ve always known from her forever family.

Medical:

Arwen has required treatment for an upset stomach. Whilst now resolved, any potential rehomers should be aware that this is likely to be classed as a pre-existing condition and won’t be covered by pet insurance. The rehoming team will discuss Arwen’s veterinary history in further detail with any successful applicants.