Dog found dumped in Northampton drug den looking for her forever home
Sheba – a mastiff cross aged six – was taken in by the RSPCA after being found without food or water in a building full of drug gear.
Sheba came into the care of the RSPCA in Northampton last September and has since returned to a healthy weight.
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Hide AdPolly Underwood, who is in charge of adoptions at the Northampton RSPCA, said: “Sheba has come on great since she was rescued. She is just a lovely people-friendly dog who would just sit all day with you.
“Although she is loving around people she needs to be the only dog in a new home. She appears to never have been socialised properly and as a result becomes worried around other dogs.
"Sheba is a big breed so any potential owner would need to take that into consideration.”
Sheba also has a medical condition called dysplasia which prevents her from exercising too much and needs medication to deal with her condition in colder months.
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Hide AdPolly added: “It is just a case of finding an owner who doesn’t already have dogs and someone who won’t be put off with the fact she is a big breed and has a medical condition.
“We would really like to find her a home before the winter months as the kennels can be cold and this won’t help her condition - she would be much better in a warm family home.”
Anyone interested in re-homing Sheba or any other dogs at the Northampton RSPCA can check their website or call the adoptions line on 07377 356958.