A "WONDERFUL" rescue dog with lots of love to give is looking for a home.
Simba, a lively and intelligent four-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossbreed, is eagerly seeking a forever home.
Known for his playful and larger-than-life personality, Simba loves being active and engaging in outdoor activities with his human companions.
However, due to his struggles with other dogs, Simba needs a quiet home with a secure garden and access to peaceful walks.
Simba’s ideal home must be free of other pets and should have someone available most of the time, as he is not used to being left alone. Although he is housetrained, relaxed around traffic and comfortable travelling in a car, Simba needs to be muzzled and on a lead when out and about.
Simba. (Image: Dogs Trust Salisbury)
Currently, Simba is on medication to help heal the skin on his ears, but this hasn’t dampened his spirit or love for play. His favourite game is chasing after a tennis ball, and he also enjoys playing with his other soft toys.
Despite his boisterous and playful nature, Simba cherishes quiet moments and often seeks cuddles from the people he knows and trusts.
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Claire Rowe, centre manager at Dogs Trust Salisbury said: “Simba is a wonderful boy with so much love to give.
"We are looking for dedicated adopters who can provide him with the calm and structured environment he needs.
"Simba has made significant process during his time here at the centre. His confidence has grown considerably, and he truly thrives during his training sessions – particularly when tasty treats are involved!”
If you can feel the love, and want to share your Pride Rock with Simba visit dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/terrier-staffordshire-bull/1248549 for more information.
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