Bonnie (D2369)

Medium Mixed Breed.

Bonnie has been with her foster family for a few weeks now. When she first arrived, she was very thin and had obviously been mistreated. Bonnie was scared of everything and had lots of anxiety. Due to the hard work (and love) her foster family have shown her, Bonnie has come along in leaps and bounds. She is slowly learning to trust people again – although she is still quite wary of her foster dad. (Especially if he is wearing sunglasses). \ He is being very patient with her; showing her lots of love and she is getting better with him. Bonnie’s foster mum, therefore, has been her main carer and has taught Bonnie lots of commands, including sitting before eating her dinner and coming when she is called as well as shaking hands.
Bonnie is proving to be a very clever young girl. Bonnie enjoys a good bath and a bit of pampering as well! She is great with her 8 year old foster (human) sister and they spend lots of time bouncing on the trampoline together.
Although she’s the only dog in the household, Bonnie seems to get along well with other dogs, but we don’t know how she is with cats.
Bonnie was petrified of the lead whenever it came near her (an unfortunate sign of what she was probably subjected to before coming to SAFE) but she is getting much better now and loves going for walks or to the beach where she enjoys running and playing. Bonnie will bark if there is a reason, but not just for the sake of it. She’s also happy to leave the gardening to the humans so that’s plus!

Bonnie is a very affectionate and cuddly young girl who deserves a loving home after the rough start in life she has had. If you could give her that special home, why don’t you contact us for more information.