Cleo, bullbreed for adoption in Ferndown
In foster near Ferndown

This rescue cares for its animals in foster homes around Ferndown; they'll tell you exactly where Cleo is.

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Cleo

4 years • Bullbreed

Listing last checked 7 November 2026

Key facts

Age
4 years
Sex
Sex not stated
Breed
Bullbreed

Could live with

  • Children: Yes, 12+
  • Other dogs: Not known
  • Cats: No

Taken from Staffie & Stray Rescue's listing, and sometimes worked out from Cleo's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

Staffie & Stray Rescue · in foster near Ferndown

All adoption applications are handled directly by Staffie & Stray Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Cleo and start the adoption process.

About Cleo

Cleo was found as a stray and taken to kennels. Despite being microchipped, no-one came forward to claim her. Hi, I’m Cleo! I am a typical exciteable Bully who likes to be with people. I love my food and treats! I love to be out and about on walks and have a really good sniff. I have been absolutely fine around traffic, horses, birds, bikes and people walking past. I can be a little nervous getting into the rescue van, but I travel very well once in. I would love to get out of kennels soon! I am in good general health. I am not on any medication. WALKING I walk really well on the lead. I have not shown any reactivity towards dogs so far. I have not yet been close enough to say hello. I am a stray with no known history. We are unable to test as such with children, but we can give an overall temperament following assessments. Our stray dogs are always placed with children aged 12+ if they are deemed to be safe around children. I would love a bull breed experienced family.

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