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Meet 18-month old, a rough-coated Lurcher girl with old injury on her leg who desperately needs a new loving home
Mutt of the Month
April — Grizelda
Grizelda is such a beautiful girl, perfect in every way but MADRA is worried she will be overlooked by potential adopters due to an old injury on her leg. It must have been pretty bad at the time, but she has soldiered on and takes no notice of it any more. She is not in any pain and the vet thinks that there is very little to be done that would make life any easier for her.
However, Grizelda is young and lovely and will make just the perfect companion for anyone. She is calm, thoughtful, walks well on the lead, clean in her kennel, affectionate … the list goes on. PERFECT is the best way to describe her!
She is about 18 months old and is a rough coated Lurcher, a little shy at first but blossoms after a very short introduction.
Grizelda is just one of many Mayo and Galway rescue dogs at Connemara-based Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue and Adoption (MADRA) looking for a loving home. All dogs will be neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Please see www.madra.ie, visit MADRA’s Facebook page or call or text Marina on 086 8149026.
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