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Could you give Coco a loving home?

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By Skye Wardle

Could you give lovely Coco a forever home?

Teckels, the independent animal charity in Whitminster, has looked after Coco, a Shar Pei cross, for six months and is looking for a home that can give her tender loving care after having a bad start in life.

She loves fuss and cuddles, and gets so excited when she comes out of her kennel to go for a walk or playtime. She’s very clever and easy to train, especially when you’ve got her favourite liver pâté treat.

Coco is very active and would love a home where she’s up and about doing things every day and exploring new places.

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She would much prefer a quiet home away from other dogs, as unfortunately she hasn’t been socialised with them and so can struggle and be vocal around them.

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Coco isn’t suitable to live with other pets or children. If you’re looking for an active companion to do some training with, and have a loyal friend in return, Coco would love to hear from you .

Please go to the ‘how to adopt’ tab on www.teckelsanimalsanctuaries.co.uk

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