Dog is left forgotten in kennels for 3 years for sad reason

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A close-up view of a black and white dog standing in front of a brick wall, with a focused expression on its face.

Frida is searching for a new home in the UK (Image: miraclesmission.org)

A sweet dog has been languishing in kennels for three years while desperately waiting for someone to offer her a forever home – but tragically, nobody has stepped forward.

Little Frida was rescued by Miracle’s Mission as a puppy but continues to be passed over by would-be adopters because of her supposedly « unloveable face ».

The unfortunate pup, who is available for rehoming throughout the UK, « walks differently » following an accident that occurred just months after her birth in Bosnia. This could be the tragic reason people keep overlooking her.

A statement from the rescue centre reads: « Frida was rescued by a kind lady when she was a puppy and has lived in a shelter ever since.

« When she was rescued, she had an injured leg – presumably after being hit by a car. She was assessed by an orthopaedic specialist in Bosnia and her leg was operated on to straighten it. »

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« It healed very well, and she has no issues walking, running or playing. Her rescuer does not believe this old injury bothers her at all. »

The three year old canine has excellent recall and can « turn her paw to anything given the right motivation, love and support ».

She travels comfortably in vehicles and is accustomed to human company, as the shelter owner « takes her everywhere with her ».

The statement continues: « She weighs around 15kg and is spayed and vaccinated. She is brilliant with people and other dogs and has no reported behavioural concerns.

« She is a very well-rounded and amenable dog. Frida is an active dog and would like to live with another playful, energetic dog.

« Her rescuer does training with her, her recall is good, and she can turn her paw to anything given the motivation, love and support. »

However, after enduring three lengthy years in kennels, the rescue centre has posted a fresh appeal on Facebook, hoping to spark more interest.

The post reads: « Apparently this is an unloveable face. For over three years, sweet Frida has waited for a suitable home.

« She is amazing with dogs and people, even kids. She loves going for walks and riding in the car. You can take her to the pub or a cafe, and she loves being sociable. What more can she do to get your attention? ».

Reacting to her rehoming plea, one user commented: « Darling Frida, you look adorable. Shared with love and hope for you. »

Another user chimed in: « Wish we were living near you. What a sweetheart. » A third user simply stated: « So cute. »

Anyone interested in offering Frida, or another dog under Miracle’s Mission’s care, a new home can reach out to the team at info@miraclesmission.org.