
Moira
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Female • Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross
Listing last checked 6 November 2026
High energy
Key facts
- Age
- Not stated
- Sex
- Female
- Breed
- Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross
Could live with
- Children: Yes, 12+
- Other dogs: No
- Cats: No
Taken from Almost Home Animal Rescue NI's listing, and sometimes worked out from Smokey's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.
Adoption information
Almost Home Animal Rescue NI · Moira
All adoption applications are handled directly by Almost Home Animal Rescue NI. Contact them to arrange to meet Smokey and start the adoption process.
About Smokey
Meet Smokey 🖤
Smokey is a young Staffy cross with the most stunning brindle markings and an equally beautiful spirit. When she first arrived with us a few weeks ago, she was terrified of the world and unsure of everyone around her. Since then, we’ve had the joy of watching her blossom into a happy, confident girl — and it has been truly wonderful to see.
Smokey is fine when out and about with other dogs, but she would prefer to be the only dog in the home where she can enjoy all the love and attention to herself. Sadly, she cannot live with cats.
We are looking for a home with dog-savvy children aged 12 plus who will understand her lively, bouncy nature. Smokey is strong on the lead, so an active home with someone willing to continue her training would be ideal.
A secure garden where she can have a good run around and burn off some energy before walks would really benefit this fun-loving girl.
Smokey has come on so far already and now needs a loving home where she can continue to thrive.
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