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Lucy, rottweiler for adoption in Evesham
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Lucy

2 years, 11 months · Rottweiler · Evesham

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

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Age
2 years, 11 months
Sex
Female
Breed
Rottweiler
Size
Large

Care needs

As you can see, Lucy does have cherry eye in both of her eyes, there is no further treatment required for this and all details will be discussed with any potential adopters.

Could live with

  • Children: No
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from Dogs Trust's listing, and sometimes worked out from Lucy's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Listed by

Dogs Trust · Evesham

About Lucy

Lucy, our 2yr old Rottweiler, is full of energy and charm and just loves to play! She has spent a couple of weeks in a home so may need some extra support with settling in, including things like housetraining and being left alone. Lucy really struggles with the car and will want a home where she can have quiet walks from the doorstep while she works on this. If you like to throw a tennis ball or play tuggy then Lucy will make firm friends with you in no time. You’ll know when she trusts you as this is when she will start to approach and ask for fuss too. Lucy is a bright, playful dog who forms strong bonds with people she trusts. She can be worried by new people and environments and so is looking for an adult only home to set her up for success. Lucy can live with another dog as long as they get on well together during meets in centre. She can be a bit of a scavenger when out and about and so wears a muzzle. A secure garden of her own is absolutely essential for Lucy, as she needs the direct access to a space where she can be outside off-lead and without her muzzle on. As you can see, Lucy does have cherry eye in both of her eyes, there is no further treatment required for this and all details will be discussed with any potential adopters.

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