Nervous rescue dog Bruno seeks adult-only home

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 17:38 · Archive

Bruno, a two-year-old black crossbreed, is looking for adoption after arriving at RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire in August.

Bruno, a two-year-old black crossbreed, arrived at the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire centre at the Stalmine facility in early August following a change in his owner's circumstances. When he first arrived, he was skinny and nervous, with staff describing him as worried about his new surroundings. Everything seemed frightening to him at first.

With support from the kennel team, Bruno has made considerable progress. He now greets people with greater confidence and enjoys attention from his handlers. He walks well on a lead, enjoys exploring the area and playing in the paddocks. He also engages with enrichment activities.

The RSPCA is looking for an adult-only household where Bruno can enjoy a calm routine. He must be the only dog in the home, as he is not comfortable around intact male dogs and prefers having all attention to himself. His new owners will need to be active and patient, and willing to continue his basic training, including house training. A branch spokesman said: 'He is a really sweet, loving boy who deserves a family willing to give him the patience, stability and love he has missed out on.' Interested adopters can complete a Perfect Match form on the branch's website.

Nervous rescue dog Bruno seeks adult-only home — Image: NW Evening Mail

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Nervous rescue dog who arrived 'very skinny' is ready for forever homeA nervous rescue dog who arrived 'very skinny' is looking for a new home.NW Evening Mail · 13 Oct, 17:24
Nervous rescue dog who arrived 'very skinny' is ready for forever homeA nervous rescue dog who arrived 'very skinny' is looking for a new home.Westmorland Gazette · 13 Oct, 17:24

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