Diana – 3 year old female Spanish Mastin Cross

Diana is a 3 year old female Spanish Mastin Cross. Her name is Diana, derived from Princess Diana. That’s why she is usually called “Princesa” by the people around her. Princesa already got to know the bad side of humanity. She was overrun by a car and left on her own with a Pneumothorax for 24 hours until we saved her. After a long treatment, she has recovered very well and doesn’t have any sequelae.

Princesa is a very affectionate girl. She loves to be around her people and get cuddles, but she is also very protective of her home and her people. She has the typical character of the Mastins and is calm and noble. She is currently in foster care in Northern Spain and living with a cat. It took some time until she got used to the cat as the cat was afraid of her size and wanted to run away each time she saw her, but with patience and time, they got used to each other.

Now Princesa protects the cat like she does with anyone member of the home and even shares her bedding with her. With other dogs on her walks, she is fine and also happy to play with them, but she would prefer to be the only dog at home to have all the attention for herself. Princesa is not a demanding girl. Having her walk, be with her people, and receive cuddles and affection makes her happy. She is a very familiar dog and loves to be around the people she knows and enjoys their company.

Princess is obedient, walks very well on the lead, and is house-trained. She is used to the noises, the traffic, and the hectic life of the city, as she accompanies her foster parents to the market or even to the shopping mall. Princesa is looking for a dog-experienced home. Also, she is an easy-going dog, she is a big-sized dog and can be stubborn and protective of her people and therefore needs a confident leader who tells her when her protection isn’t needed.

Her size in combination with her deep barking can be quite scaring for people who don’t know her and especially for children, therefore we are looking for a home that is used to her breed or a similar breed and doesn’t have young children.

Princesa is ready to start a new chapter in her life and to get to know the good side of humans. Love, patience, and commitment are the key to it, and if you can offer this girl a lovely home and keep showing her the beautiful sides of life don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

Please be aware that Princesa can be rehomed in England and Wales, but NOT Scotland.

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For further details regarding adopting a dog from TeLuMa’s Dream, please email Olga, Jessica or Greta at telumasdream@gmail.com or visit our website www.telumasdream.co.uk. We are a Spanish voluntary organization which rescues primarily dogs from a public pound in Galicia, in Northern Spain, where the dogs instead of living, are trying to survive. 99% of the dogs are strays or have been abandoned by their owners on the street. The dogs are a variety of breeds and come in all shapes and sizes! We are funded entirely by donations and work hard in our free time to help rescue and rehome as many dogs as possible. With your help we can continue our work and provide food, bedding, medical supplies and care for the dogs until they are well enough to find their forever homes. All dogs rehomed via TeLuMa’s Dream are microchipped, fully vaccinated, wormed, deflead and spayed/neutered if old enough, if not the adoption contract will stipulate that this is done as soon as old enough and this will be checked with your vet. We re-home dogs to England and Wales and in some exceptions also to Scotland, if it’s specified like that on the dog’s description. Our aim is to pair each dog with the right new owner, ensuring that it will be safe, cared for and loved for the rest of its life. Therefore all potential adopters will be asked to complete a questionnaire. Also a homecheck is carried out and a video call to adoption. Please note that we never reserve dogs in advance of our full process having been carried out. We reserve all final decisions on compatible dogs until after the home visit, so please bear in mind that your application will be considered a general application for adoption until final confirmation has been given by both adopter and Teluma's Dream. We offer a full rescue back up service to all our adopters and post-adoption support, which includes a Facebook support group and free behavioral advice.
Please also be aware that all dogs who are adopted through TeLuMa’s Dream remain part of our extended family throughout their lifetime. We ask for regular updates during the settling in period following their adoption, and for an ongoing quarterly updates and follow ups after that for the duration of the dogs whole life. We are committed to our dogs and our forever families and this allows us to support you and your dog, but at the same time, knowing how the dogs are, receiving updates and keeping us informed is also the reward for all the efforts, time and costs that are involved in saving each dog. If you feel happy with this level of communication then we would be happy to hear from you.

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