Mia

What Mia doesn’t have in balance and co-ordination she makes up for with character and sass.  Mia has been diagnosed with a cerebellum issue from birth which affects her mobility but it certainly doesn’t stop her from enjoying life and cheekily backchatting her humans. She’s looking for a nice quiet home, with no young children as she isn’t nicknamed ‘Miss Wobbly’ for no reason, where she can play with her toys and snooze the days away, she loves smooches and belly rubs and would be the perfect companion dog for someone who doesn’t get out much as Mia’s favourite place is her home. Ideally her home needs non slippery flooring with no or very minimal stairs to negotiate. She is currently living with a couple of foster siblings and would be ok with a calm older dog, she is untested with cats.  Every now and then she bursts out with playful energy but mostly she prefers to just do her own thing. Mia loves soft toys preferably with squeakers and will sneak away to her bed with a shoe or any other unattended treasure if she can. She’s a funny, quirky little girl who will constantly put a smile on your face with her antics