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Scottish SPCA is Scotland’s national animal welfare charity, working to protect and improve the lives of animals since 1839. The organisation rescues injured, neglected, and abused animals, carries out investigations, and has legal powers to enforce animal welfare law. Alongside rescue work, the Scottish SPCA provides veterinary care, rehabilitation, and behavioural support to prepare domestic animals for adoption or fostering, and to return wildlife safely to their natural habitats. Guided by a long-term vision to make Scotland the best place in the world for animals to live, the charity continues to address modern challenges such as rising costs, exploitation, and environmental pressures through advocacy, care, and enforcement.

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LocationScotland
Charity NumberSC006467

Dogs Available from Scottish SPCA

46 dogs available
Bella, a 3 years old female Cane Corso available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in Scotland

Scottish SPCA

Bella

Scotland
SexFemale
Age3 years
BreedCane Corso

Bella is a beautiful big girl, 47kg +, who forms a great bond with her favourite people. She is lots of fun to be around and is a real love bug! Bella is a strong girl and will need an owner who is comfortable with her strength. She was nervous when she first arrived in our care, however she has been doing extremely well with her training. Bella's new owner will need to continue her training in her new home to help her gain confidence and experience more of the world. She has come on in leaps and bounds since arriving with us and we are confident she will thrive with continued training. Bella will be a fantastic and loyal companion for her new owner.Apply to adopt a pet like Bella...Bella is a beautiful big girl, 47kg +, who forms a great bond with her favourite people. She is lots of fun to be around and is a real love bug! Bella is a strong girl and will need an owner who is comfortable with her strength. She was nervous when she first arrived in our care, however she has been doing extremely well with her training. Bella's new owner will need to continue her training in her new home to help her gain confidence and experience more of the world. She has come on in leaps and bounds since arriving with us and we are confident she will thrive with continued training. Bella will be a fantastic and loyal companion for her new owner.

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