10-09-24 Inca has come to us from a breeder to find her forever home. She has arrived in urgent need of a dental so will see our vet very soon. She is a very sweet girl who is trying her very best to be brave. She is understandably very unsure of human hands at the moment but is willing to accept a gentle fuss and is learning to enjoy it. As she is so unsure she will need an understanding home with people that will cherish her and help her negotiate home life as she settles in and learns all the new skills she will need such as house training and walking on a lead. She has come out of her shell a lot since arriving and could now be homed as an only dog in the right circumstances or if she was to be homed with another dog they would need to be male.
Inca is not a young girl, and deserves to be extra spoilt to make up for all the time she didnt have a family. With time, pateince and understanding we are confident that Inca will grow to be someones best friend and happily join them on the sofa for cuddles and on quiet strolls around her new home. 

18-09-24 UPDATE
Inca has seen the vets today for her spay and is recovering well. She has had 6 teeth removed, but may need another dental in the future as one of her canines has some marked gum recession but is firmly rooted at the moment. There is some enlargement on one of her teats but the vet feels this is benign and needs no further action. 

25-10-24 UPDATE

Inca has been in foster with us for three weeks now. She has put on weight and gained condition. She loves to snuggle on the sofa with me but is energetic and engaged on her walks. She is starting to show a lovely little personality.
Inca has bonded well with her little foster brother but was equally happy being an only dog and has been left home alone for short periods with no issue. She barks at female dogs but doesn’t growl or snarl. She would be happiest to be homed as an only dog or with a smaller male dog.
She would make someone the most wonderful companion. Inca is fully housetrained and walks beautifully on a lead.

12-11-24 UPDATE 
Inca was brought to our vets yesterday with signs of a urinary infection. She has had urine tests and a scan which show she does indeed have an infection and polyps in her bladder. She is now receiving medication and is now on a urinary diet which will need to be continued in her new home. Inca has the beginnings of cataracts in both her eyes which can be very common in older dogs. She is managing well and will need to be monitord by her new vet.

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.

10-09-24 Inca has come to us from a breeder to find her forever home. She has arrived in urgent need of a dental so will see our vet very soon. She is a very sweet girl who is trying her very best to be brave. She is understandably very unsure of human hands at the moment but is willing to accept a gentle fuss and is learning to enjoy it. As she is so unsure she will need an understanding home with people that will cherish her and help her negotiate home life as she settles in and learns all the new skills she will need such as house training and walking on a lead. She has come out of her shell a lot since arriving and could now be homed as an only dog in the right circumstances or if she was to be homed with another dog they would need to be male.
Inca is not a young girl, and deserves to be extra spoilt to make up for all the time she didnt have a family. With time, pateince and understanding we are confident that Inca will grow to be someones best friend and happily join them on the sofa for cuddles and on quiet strolls around her new home. 

18-09-24 UPDATE
Inca has seen the vets today for her spay and is recovering well. She has had 6 teeth removed, but may need another dental in the future as one of her canines has some marked gum recession but is firmly rooted at the moment. There is some enlargement on one of her teats but the vet feels this is benign and needs no further action. 

25-10-24 UPDATE

Inca has been in foster with us for three weeks now. She has put on weight and gained condition. She loves to snuggle on the sofa with me but is energetic and engaged on her walks. She is starting to show a lovely little personality.
Inca has bonded well with her little foster brother but was equally happy being an only dog and has been left home alone for short periods with no issue. She barks at female dogs but doesn’t growl or snarl. She would be happiest to be homed as an only dog or with a smaller male dog.
She would make someone the most wonderful companion. Inca is fully housetrained and walks beautifully on a lead.

12-11-24 UPDATE 
Inca was brought to our vets yesterday with signs of a urinary infection. She has had urine tests and a scan which show she does indeed have an infection and polyps in her bladder. She is now receiving medication and is now on a urinary diet which will need to be continued in her new home. Inca has the beginnings of cataracts in both her eyes which can be very common in older dogs. She is managing well and will need to be monitord by her new vet.

Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.