Why it matters: Mabel's long stay highlights the challenges some rescue dogs face in finding suitable homes, especially those with specific needs or from breeds with potential health issues.
The big picture:
Mabel is described as a "laid-back girl" who enjoys slower-paced walks and playing with toys.
She needs a patient owner due to occasional wariness around unfamiliar people.
As a flat-faced breed, Mabel may require special care for potential health issues.
What they're saying: "Mabel is a real homebody, and there's nothing she loves more than spending time in our indoor spaces," said Sadie Hollinsworth, Assistant Manager at Blue Cross in Suffolk.
Details:
Mabel is toilet trained and settles well in indoor environments.
She requires a home where she is the only pet, though play dates with social, confident dogs may be possible.
Blue Cross recommends researching flat-faced breeds before adopting or purchasing.
How to help: Potential adopters can visit bluecross.org.uk to learn more about Mabel.
The bottom line: With the right home, Mabel could finally find the loving family she's been waiting for. Come back tomorrow for our roundup of all dogs looking for new homes in Suffolk.
