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Dory

3 years • Female • Crossbreed

Listing last checked 6 November 2026

High energy

Key facts

Age
3 years
Sex
Female
Breed
Crossbreed

Could live with

  • Children: Yes
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: No

Taken from Foal Farm Animal Rescue's listing, and sometimes worked out from Dory's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Foal Farm Animal Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Dory and start the adoption process.

About Dory

RESERVED This adorable girl was found as a stray by the Metropolitan Police. Being unchipped and remaining unclaimed, Dory needed a rescue space or she faced euthanasia. When Dory was found she was very underweight and although she is now at a healthy weight she is still a very greedy girl. Dory will demand food by barking and has the potential to steal food if it is available. Since her arrival, Dory has stolen everyone’s heart. She is a larger girl at 28kg and doesn’t quite understand her size. She loves affection and insists on sitting on you. Play time is essential as are her walks; she walks beautifully on the lead. Her dog assessment showed that she is a little unsure but didn’t show any negative reactions. We would be open to homes where there is an existing neutered male dog who is calm in nature and this would be subject to getting them acquainted here at the farm. Dory is so much fun. She is a very lovable girl, who does require some training but being so foody, she is eager to get things right and please her people. Any children in the home will need to be older and used to bouncy dog behaviour. You will gain a true friend for life in Dory.

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