Mary has already done the hard part.
Now she just needs someone to choose her.

When you meet Mary, the first thing you notice is her warmth.

She comes towards people with an open body, soft eyes, and a wagging tail that doesn’t seem to know when to stop. She enjoys being close. Sitting near you. Leaning in. Soaking up attention as if it still feels a little bit new.

Mary is estimated to be around 1–2 years old. She is mixed breed, but in both her looks and her character she shows some familiar Labrador-type traits — friendly, people-focused, energetic, and always keen to be involved in whatever is happening around her.

She loves to run and play, but people are her favourite thing. In the kennels and during exercise time, Mary actively seeks out fuss and cuddles, settles easily for handling, and shows no sensitivity around touch. She looks back at you while being stroked — relaxed, engaged, and clearly enjoying the connection.

Mary is currently living in a kennel environment, which is far from ideal for a young, affectionate dog like her. Despite that, she remains friendly, responsive, and keen to interact — a really positive indicator of her temperament.

She would benefit from a home that can offer:
• Time and companionship
• Gentle guidance and routine
• Regular exercise and mental stimulation

Mary is still young and will need continued training, but she appears eager to learn and enjoys engaging with people, which gives her a strong foundation to build on.

Mary is:
• Healthy
• Fully healed from her previous injury
• Friendly and affectionate
• Passport ready
• Able to travel to the UK and selected EU countries

Mary has already shown how resilient she is.
Now she deserves the chance to settle, relax, and grow into the dog she was always meant to be — in a home of her own.

If you’re looking for a loyal, loving companion with a bright future ahead of her, Mary may be the one.

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