Bella – 2 year old female Terrier Cross

Meet Bella, a 2-year-old Terrier cross, who has arrived from Egypt where she was sadly abandoned and picked up as a stray.

GREAT NEWS! This Dog Has Now Been Rehomed
Thanks to good people like yourself who use dogsblog.com on a daily basis, this dog has now found a new, permanent loving home. There are more dogs still looking though…

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Bella is a great little dog and is looking for an owner who has owned dogs before. Bella will need a house, no flats please, with direct access to a garden. She will need to be the only dog in the home.

No Cats, please. Bella could live with children of 12+. Bella has had a difficult start in life and deserves to find a lovely forever home.

Please note that the adoption fee for Bella will be £500 to help cover the costs of her transportation. This includes Bella’s spay, vaccines and microchip.

Bella completed quarantine in Egypt.

If you would like to adopt Bella please fill out a rehoming questionnaire and a member of the team will get in contact within 48 hours.

For questions or queries, please contact the office directly –020 8341 3196 / info@alldogsmatter.co.uk

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All Dogs Matter London

For further details regarding adopting a dog from All Dogs Matter, please email info@alldogsmatter.co.uk or telephone 0208 341 3196 / 07904 472 678. Address: 30 Aylmer Parade, London, N2 0PE. We are located in London.

All Dogs Matter is a registered dog rescue and rehoming charity based in North London. Our aim us to rescue and rehome dogs in and around London and surrounding areas. We work hard to help rescue and rehome as many abandoned and homeless dogs as we can.

The dogs who come into our care are strays, from pounds or simply dogs whose owners no longer can or want to keep. The dogs are a variety of breeds and come in all shapes and sizes!

We neuter, vaccinate and microchip each dog and then pair it with the right new owner, ensuring that it will be safe, cared for and loved for the rest of its life.

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