Apparently there is such a thing as “black dog syndrome” where black dogs
are overlooked in favour of lighter coloured dogs. If a dog tugs at your heart
then the colour of their fur is irrelevant isn’t it? There is a dog suitable for
everyone if they happen to have black fur so be it. At Compassion For Greek Paws
we currently have 14 black and dark brindle dogs looking for a forever home.
Lets get past the “black dog syndrome” and consider fostering or adopting one
of our black beauties.
Meet our beautiful beloved black and dark brindle dogs ready and waiting to
be adopted into a loving home:
Sisters ~ Beauty and Serene
Beaury |
Serene |
Brother and Sister - Ezra and Laura
Ezra ~ meaning
"help". Born approximately Nov/Dec 2017. Tall, lean and super cute Ezra has been
trained by a professional trainer after being found tied to a tree. His trainer
was very very pleased with Ezra's progress an A plus student! Ezra is not keen
on cats and will chase them, he will not be homed with cats or chickens but he
loves children and is very gentle with them & great with other
dogs.
Brothers - Holmes, Watson and Star-Socks
Holmes & Watson
~ brothers born 18 June 2017. Holmes and Watson are both loving, young dogs who
have beautiful shiny brindle coats. These brothers have very similar characters
– loving and cuddly. Medium sized dogs with stunning, butter wouldn’t melt eyes!
Both boys are playful happy young dogs who love human contact, cuddle time is
their favourite time with food time coming a very close second! Watson is the
larger of the two at 29 kilos whilst Holmes is slightly darker and weighs 23
kilos. They have dark bridle short coats, very handsome loving boys who need
their forever homes.
Star-Socks ~ born
18 June 2017. He is most definitely a star with his stunning looks, sporting
little white socks, a white flash on his nose and tiny white spots on the back
of his neck. Star socks is gentle and very adorable! He is 30 kilos and although
a big dog he is of athletic build. Very loving but will need some training as he
loves to jump up. ( Work in progress)
Star-Socks |
Brothers and sister - King, Prince and Henrietta
King ~ meaning
"Sovereign Crown" born Valentines 14 February 2017. A hound mix. King is a
cuddle monster! He keeps coming back for more and more. He will lean against you
wanting both affection and company. He has a luscious, gleaming coat with one
mottled white sock up and white sock down on his front paws! He gets on with his
pack and enjoys playing with ropes, balls and loves his treats.
Prince ~ meaning "Noble Character" born Valentines 14 February 2017. A hound mix. Prince is part human!! He loves to talk to you as he receives his cuddle, he loves affection and being stroked. He prefers human company. He will play with toys, but his preference will be to sit with you and enjoy your company. He really enjoys food, especially treats!
King |
Prince ~ meaning "Noble Character" born Valentines 14 February 2017. A hound mix. Prince is part human!! He loves to talk to you as he receives his cuddle, he loves affection and being stroked. He prefers human company. He will play with toys, but his preference will be to sit with you and enjoy your company. He really enjoys food, especially treats!
Henrietta ~
Valentines baby born Feb 14th 2017. Henrietta is ready for adoption, she has a
wonderfully loving nature she is absolutely adorable . Hens is an intelligent
young female who would make a great companion in a loving home. Henrietta has a
beautiful black shiny coat with brown flashes on her ears, sides of her neck and
back of her legs. She has wonderful long ears and a stunning face. She is very
loving, adores human company and loves being stroked. Her twin brother Henry has
already found his forever home. She likes to follow you as you go about your
work and watch what you are doing. She is more of a companion dog and would suit
being part of a family.
Janie ~ Janie was
starved almost to death, left with no water or food tied to a beam in a barn.
When found Janie was taken directly to the vet, she couldn't eat due to
starvation but in time she began to get strong again and after all she has been
through is a wonderful, trusting, loving girl who loves a cuddle. Janie needs a
loving home.
Megan ~ born
approximately March/April 2016. She is slightly smaller than her sisters
although an athletic larger build, possibly a retriever mix. She has a black
coat with dark auburn flashes from her ears down to her shoulders. She had a
white flash on her chest. She loves her run time and enjoys playing with her
sister Spot. She is calm, friendly with a relaxed disposition.
Megan (black) and sister Spot (white and black) |
Sam ~
thought to be around 3 years old and the possible brother of sisters Bonita
(adopted), Megan and Spot who were born March/April 2016. He has been used as a
working dog and then abandoned. He arrived in the village around mid January
2019. He was timid in the beginning but he was fed daily and began to trust us
running over tail wagging as soon as it was his dinner time. Due to three homed
bitches being in season in the village he was attacked by a pack of working
dogs. He is not an aggressive dog so surrendering has probably saved his life.
He suffered open bites on his front leg and two huge lumps on his side where he
has been bitten but not cut the skin.He Is 40
kilos. All he needs is a garden, a soft bed and the love of a family of his own.
He is a quiet dog who needs a second chance.
Sam |
Bob ~ born
approximately Feb 2018. Bob is a large pup who was given to an older lady
when he was 6 weeks and has grown too big for her to manage. She walks with a
stick and can't care for him & her family are worried that shadow could
accidentally bump into her. The family want Bob to be re homed quickly. We have cared, fed, vaccinated
(will also neuter) Bob from the very beginning so his health book is up to
date. Bob is a gentle giant & adores attention and cuddles, he would sit
on your lap if he could.
If you are able to offer a permanent
home (adoption) or a temporary home (foster) to any of our beautiful dogs please
email: compassion4greekpaws@gmail.com
or send a message via the Compassion For Greek Paws Facebook page (m.me/CompassionForGreekPaws).
Information on the process for adopting a dog from our shelter is available here
on the blog under the tab ‘Dog Adoption Process’ or on our Facebook page as a
pinned post at the top of the page. We also have a tab here on the blog
entitled: ‘Advice For Adopters/Fosterers’ giving useful information and tips on
what to expect from a rescue dog. This information is also on our Facebook page.
Thank you. 💙🐾
Aw I have met all of these dogs and they are such fabulous beauties. Let's see them re homed please x
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