Anood
Anood
Dog name: Anood Nicknames:
History: Anood was rescued seven years ago after being found abandoned in the scorching desert without food or water. At the time of her rescue, nobody realised that she was pregnant with two puppies. Her rescuer believed the safest option was to surrender Anood to a small, very humble shelter that was already struggling financially. Anood later gave birth there to two male puppies. Sadly, despite the passing years, neither Anood nor her two sons were rehomed, and all three remained at the shelter.
With extremely limited resources, the shelter struggled to provide adequate food and veterinary care. The donated food available was poor quality and barely enough to feed all the dogs in their care.
Seven years after arriving at the shelter, Anood became unwell and stopped eating. The shelter could not afford the veterinary treatment she needed, so one of its volunteers reached out to Emtinan of Rays of Hope – For Dogs in Bahrain and pleaded for help.
UK arrival date: TBC
Breed: Saluki
Colour: Black, tan and white
DOB: 8.5 years
Height: TBC
Weight: TBC
Neutered: Yes
Mediterranean disease: Anaplasmosis+, treated, all clear otherwise
Health condition: Anood became unwell and stopped eating after spending seven years at the shelter. A lump on her neck was biopsied and was thankfully confirmed to be non-cancerous. Veterinary report available. She has also received dental treatment, including the removal of some teeth.
Character: Anood is a very sweet, gentle and affectionate girl. Despite everything she has experienced, she continues to show a wonderfully friendly nature and was described as wagging her tail all the time, even while she was unwell.
Likes: Human attention and affection. She appears to enjoy being around people and responds to them with a wagging tail.
Dislikes: Not yet known/provided.
Special talents: Keeping her sweet nature and wagging tail despite everything life has put her through.
Specific needs: None to note
Cat workable: Not tested
How long they can be left for: Unable to assess in shelter
Current area: Bahrain
Anood
Anood
This dog has already been homed...
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