Dog Lina

A family asked us for help because their dog was pregnant and gave birth to four puppies. In cooperation with partner clinics in Romania, Gut Aiderbichl currently also offers the opportunity to have animals neutered on a weekly basis. In addition to the educational consultation, neutering is completely free of charge for the animal owner. The family wanted to keep the mother, so we helped them to neuter the mother and took in the puppies. They are currently learning the first steps towards a life in a new home at the animal sanctuary in Romania. We hope to find a loving home for these sweet puppies soon. Important information for adopting a dog from the street dog project in Romania: The transition to a new home can be a difficult time for even our smallest dogs. For him, his previous life is now changing. The environment, the people, the noises, the smell - the former street dog has to get to know everything anew. Therefore, a lot of time and patience must be planned in at the beginning. Please plan as if you were starting from scratch with dog training and living together. Behavior: - Adults: friendly - Children: not tested - Cats: must be tested - Conspecifics: inconspicuous Health: - Nutrition: We feed twice a day (dry food) tolerates everything well - Vaccination: Rabies, SHPPI - Parasites: Bravecto, Ivermectin - Castration: no - Blood test: yes - Chipped and registered We are looking for: We are looking for a loving home.