Winnie is a shy, 7 year old, female Bichon Frise in need of a home where she’ll have the support of another resident small and confident dog. Currently in foster care where she has the company of 3 other small dogs, Winnie has learned a lot from these dogs and it is felt that canine support in her new home will be invaluable. We are not looking for applications where she’d be the only dog in the home thanks.
Winnie is a lovely little girl who has been rescued from a breeding establishment, is non aggressive, loves her cuddles, her sleep and her food! She had 17 teeth removed so it’s soft food only for this girl. She’s now fully house-trained, a gentle walker on her lead, a bit wary of unpredictable small children but is great in older human company. Initially shy with strangers, Winnie soon warms up. She has never met a cat while in the fosterer’s care and we cannot cat-test her.
Winnie has been spayed, is microchipped 972274000494660, has been vaccinated and has received the usual preventative flea/worm treatments.
If you have an interest in adopting Winnie please click on the following link to complete the ‘Expression of Interest Form’ which will send to kwwspcadogrehoming@gmail.com once submitted.
If you have any difficulties accessing or completing the form, please call 087-6887136 or email kwwspcadogrehoming@gmail.com. There is more detailed information about how our adoption process works on our Adoption Process page. There is an adoption fee of €250 when a dog is adopted to help cover some of our veterinary and other costs. A dog licence and collar tag need to be purchased before adoption and a home check will be organised.
The KWWSPCA and its premises at Oldtown, Athgarvan, Co. Kildare, are registered with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine in accordance with the Animal Health and Welfare (Sale or Supply of Pet Animals) Regulations 2019 and the Registration Number is IPT200001C. The Registered Charity Number of the KWWSPCA is CHY 6280 and our Charities Regulatory Number is 20011048. All our rescue dogs originate in Ireland.
