Egg’s applications are now closed whilst the team assess those already received. We hope to reach out to he successful candidate in the coming week.

Egg could live with children of any age but will need to be the only animal in the home.

Egg is a wonderful little lady who has an incredibly sweet nature.

She has recently spent time in a foster home, where she’s had a glowing report from her foster carers. She absolutely adores human company – nobody is a stranger to Egg! She is an incredibly affectionate girl and loves sitting on your lap! She also loves to play – her absolute favourite toys are tennis balls, but she will also engage with soft toys too.

This lovely girl hasn’t put a paw wrong, she is an absolute pleasure to spend time with. Her foster carers have described her as a well-behaved, lovely little character who has been no problem at all during her time in foster care. They’ve reported that she’s good in the car and just an all-round sweetheart.

Initially, Egg seemed to quite enjoy the company of other dogs, however, she has begun to show low tolerance around other dogs so we feel she would prefer to live in a home all to herself.

We have absolutely no doubt that Egg is going to make a fantastic addition to her lucky forever family, where she will no doubt return their love and affection tenfold. This incredible little lady has so much love to give and we can’t wait for her to begin her next chapter, spoilt rotten in her forever home.

Medical

Egg has required veterinary treatment for several health issues whilst in our care, including an eye ulcer, minor skin issues, patella luxation and hip surgery. Any potential rehomers should be aware that these will be classed as pre-existing conditions and won’t be covered by pet insurance. The rehoming team will discuss Egg’s veterinary history in further detail with any successful applicants.