Lucy-Fauna

About Lucy-Fauna

Our dear little three-legged puppy is on the look out for her perfect forever adoptive home. Her full name is Lucy – Fauna. 

Lucy Fauna has sadly had a very difficult start to her life, she was treated very badly by children and adults and as a result her leg was severely broken, she had to have her back leg removed to relieve her from any more suffering. 

Although Lucy has only three legs she really can run like the sighthound she is, does it stop her? Absolutely not, is she still a hyper little puppy? Absolutely she is. Lucy is full of life, she has a lot of making up to do and her puppyhood has only just really started. 

Lucy needs an experienced home, a home who will be 100% dedicated and has the patience and time to deal with a puppy, they are hard work, with peeing, pooing, chewing and generally being little rascals, but the joy they bring into your life makes it all worth while. 

Lucy is going through the land shark stage, oh how fun it is to nip, hang off her humans here dressing gowns, pinch anything she can get those needle teeth around, she’s very comical that’s for sure. 

Lucy fauna will not be homed with children, her past interactions with them have been very traumatic and she absolutely will not be placed with them, also due to her needle teeth children will make a great puppy chew toy. 16+ only. 

Lucy has spent time with other dogs here and is learning how to interact, she can be adopted with resident dogs in the home or without, however what MUST be taken into consideration is that any resident dogs must be young enough to want a puppy in their space, a lot of adult dogs don’t find much enjoyment having a land shark yapping around them so it’s vital any dogs in the home are the correct match, all resident dogs MUST already be neutered (please do not waste time applying if this isn’t the case) 

Lucy fauna will be contracted to be spayed when she is older, we are incredibly strict about this and if an adopter ever refused to do this then we will just walk in and remove her back into our care. (Sadly she is to young for us to spay before adoption) ideally we would like to keep her local to ourselves but depending on the home and what Lucy could be potentially offered we will adapt if it’s what we are wanting for our girl. 

Please only apply if you feel you meet the criteria, Lucy may only have three legs but please believe she does not act like a frail puppy… she is full of it and that shall only continue as she reaches her teenage years. 

Lucy is truly beautiful, she is very affectionate and truly deserves nothing but peace, love, stability and kindness.