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🌳NORA🌳

Presenting you a litter of 5 of a mother who is half wild and to prevent imprinting those behaviours onto her kids, once they were old enough these puppies were taken to "safety".

However due to a large number of dogs under our care, nothing better could be done but to place them in an unfinished building that has roof and walls so at least they wouldn't be outside freezing.

The room is dark and cold & these puppies don't get anything but food and visits of the neighbors and their rescuer who they adore and welcome so happily.


We need fosters or adoptive homes for these lovely puppies.


The last girl from this gorgeous litter is NORA, a gentle gem, who dreams of having her own soft bed instead of bricks and cardboard. But most importantly she craves a family who will love her because undoubtedly she will love them back twice as much.











Things you should know about NORA


🧸4 months old

🧸mixed breed

🧸Weighs around 6-7kg, should be around 20 kg as a fully grown dog






  • She lives in an unfinished cold, building where she is forced to live as no other place is possible to find or pay for.

  • not house/ toilet trained so she will need some practice to learn everything

  • not cat tested

  • hasn't gotten the chance of meeting other dogs but we don't really see that being a problem as she is very sweet natured, quite open to new people, even the vet and because she has never been separated from her siblings, most likely she would like having another dog by her side who'll help her to adjust.

  • She is very open and trusting towards people.

  • hasn't been introduced to children but we believe she'll be great with them having in mind how friendly and gentle she is. Dog savvy kids are always an advantage

  • isn't used on walking on a lead.

  • healthy, fully vaccinated

  • spaying is mandatory once she is old enough




How do you adopt NORA?


Adoption requires a pre-adoption questionnaire, home check and an adoption contract.


You will need to pay for NORA's transportation, and pay for the paperwork to get him to you.

The costs are typically €550 in total per puppy, depending on where you are located.


We used to be able to charge a little less but unfortunately, due to brexit, the costs of passports, documentation and travel have been increased by our suppliers.


For more information please contact our facebook page or email misisrescue@gmail.com


To apply for NORA please fill in our adoption questionnaire.



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