Back

Jinny

Photo of Jinny
Photo 2 of Jinny
Photo 3 of Jinny

Available

West Wales Poundies Dog Rescue

Their dogs live with foster carers or in boarding, so you meet Jinny after applying rather than by visiting.

Breed
Dacci

About Jinny

It's finally time to find this beautiful soul a home to call her own. Jinny arrived with us as an unclaimed stray and is a 3y.o (approx) Dachshund. She is the sweetest, friendliest little girl who I'm hoping won't be waiting too long for her forever sofa.

Jinny is super dog friendly mixing well with dogs of all shapes and sizes, boys, girls, on and off lead, which I must admit is a welcomed change!! She enjoys nothing more than running around our enclosed field chasing a ball and on the plus side, she actually brings it back! She easily keeps up with our Collie and Terrier happily joining in with the game of 'fetch' and isn't too bothered if she doesn't get to the ball first! It's an absolute joy to see her running around without a care in the world, she might only have little legs but she can shift!!

Jinny is not cat tested.

Jinny is also people friendly and welcomes everyone with a waggy tail. I'd say she'd be better suited to children over 8y.o. She'd like a relatively active home with someone who likes long walks. She does walk well on the lead and travels quietly in the car. After a long day of adventures she is happy to snuggle on the sofa with her human

Jinny would make a great addition to any family, if you have no experience with the breed please do your homework and read up on them. She has obviously come from a home and is really missing her home comforts so please share to help us find her a new family

As written by West Wales Poundies Dog Rescue.

View on West Wales Poundies Dog Rescue's site

You'll adopt through the rescue. Listing checked .

Rescue Pet Finder never asks for money or a deposit: any adoption fee is paid to the rescue.

Spotted a problem?

Let us know if something here is wrong or broken, such as:

  • The dog is adopted or reserved but shows as available
  • Details that don't match the rescue's page
  • A photo or link that doesn't work
  • Anything else that doesn't look right

To ask about adopting, please contact the rescue directly.

Tell us about it →