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Ella – 18 month old female Beagle Cross
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Ella – 18 month old female Beagle Cross

November 18, 2019

Ella is an eighteen month old medium sized Beagle cross, fostered near Norwich. Originally Ella was found as a pup abandoned by the roadside in Romania. She was brought to the UK by another rescue and very happily adopted but sadly they were forced to part with her recently for very genuine health reasons.

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Ella is a friendly and affectionate girl with a lot of love to give. The combination of her youth and her breed make up makes her an active girl that needs a good amount of exercise. She absolutely loves her walks but has the beagle tendency to follow a scent or a squirrel and block out all attempts at recall so can only ever be let off lead in a secured area.

Ella loves other dogs and is good with children of ten years and older. She does require some basic training as any young dog would. Her high prey drive means we are not willing to test her with cats. Our adoption fee is £250. They are vaccinated, microchipped and neutered (unless they are too young).

If you are interested please message or call between 9 am and 6 pm.

Safe Rescue

Safe Rescue

For further details regarding adopting a dog from Safe Rescue please email saferescue@hotmail.co.uk or telephone Kelly Hare 07899 844524. We are a voluntary organisation with members from all over the world that have come together to help dogs in need, regardless of their location. To date we have helped dogs from Spain, Cyprus and Turkey but the majority of our work takes place in Romania where we have built up strong relationships with many dedicated rescuers before bringing the dogs to the UK and into foster care for rehoming.