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Nala, bulldog for adoption in Kenilworth
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Nala

3 years · Bulldog · Kenilworth

Listing last checked 29 September 2026

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Age
3 years
Sex
Female
Breed
Bulldog
Size
Large

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: Not known

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

Listed by

Dogs Trust · Kenilworth

About Nala

This dog is being rehomed through our Homestay scheme, staying with their current owner until a new home is found. At the point of adoption, ownership briefly transfers to Dogs Trust and then to the new family. Homestay helps avoid the stress of kennels and allows the dog to remain settled at home. In rare cases, the current owner may withdraw. While we work hard to reduce this risk, it can happen. If it does, Dogs Trust will support potential adopters by prioritizing them for another suitable dog. Nala is a beautiful, boisterous bulldog with a huge personality and even bigger enthusiasm for life! This energetic lady loves being on the go and is happiest when she’s out and about, enjoying adventures. Nala is incredibly friendly and adores people, although her excitement can sometimes get the better of her, she has a habit of enthusiastically bumping into people to say hello! Nala could live with lower secondary aged children. She is playful when meeting other dogs and could share her home with one providing that can match her excitement and energy and following a meeting here at the centre.. Nala would thrive in a quieter, more rural home, as busy roads and traffic can be very scary for her. Other than that, she’s a confident, lively girl who loves life and has bags of character. With her infectious personality and wonderfully goofy ways, Nala is sure to keep her new family smiling and laughing every day.

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