Honey
Reserved
About me
Meet our beautiful Honey, as sweet as her name but a shy ol’ girl, who’s looking for an adult only home where she can thrive and flourish.
Honey loves her favourite squeaky octopus toy and can often be seen in her kennel with her squeaky toy in her mouth! As an older lady, she’s looking for a home where she can peacefully live out her years. She walks beautifully on the lead but she’s a strong dog and because of her nerves needs someone who can handle her strength and can cope with the behaviour that can be associated with a nervous dog that has likely experienced trauma. She’s looking for an owner who has experience with a dog with behavioural issues / nerves or similar difficult pasts.
Watching Honey learn to trust, find her comfort zone and relax around people is SO rewarding and she’d really love a family to celebrate her achievements with.
She loves routine, so a quiet home where she can have a similar routine each day would work great for her as she learns to be comfortable in a home again. She loves her food and is very clever – especially for a treat!
If you believe you have the calm and patient adult only home that our lovely Honey is looking for, we’d love to talk to you, please contact us on hula.reception@nawt.org and let us know a telephone number for us to call to chat to you further.
Honey
- Breed:
- Mastiff Cross
- Gender:
- Female
- Age:
- 5 - 10 years
- Age of Children in Family:
- 16+
- Other Dogs in Home:
- No
- Cats in Home:
- No
- Time Left Alone:
- Not used to being left
- Exercise Needed:
- Medium
- Size:
- Large
Centre: Bedfordshire - HULA
- Address:
- Bedfordshire - HULA, Glebe Farm, Salford Road,, Aspley Guise, Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire, MK17 8HZ
- Phone Number:
- 01908 584000
- Opening Times:
- Open to visitors every Wednesday to Sunday and bank holiday Mondays between 1pm and 3pm (closed Monday and Tuesdays). We regret that due to the coronavirus outbreak, NAWT centres will remain closed to visitors until further notice. However, we are able to recommence rehoming under strict guidelines which are based on the Government’s current social distancing and our sector’s infection control guidance. If you are interested in rehoming any of our animals, please contact the rehoming centre directly by phone or email.
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All dogs taken in by the National Animal Welfare Trust are:
- Medically checked by a vet and treated if necessary
- Assessed by our experienced animal care team to understand the type of home they require for their own particular needs
- Vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and neutered
- Given four free weeks of Petplan insurance
- Given an individual training plan according to their needs
