More about Mia

Mia really relies on people to be her support system; the world is a worrying place for her so a forever family she can lean on will allow her personality to blossom. This lovely girl is at our Battersea Old Windsor centre.

Mia is easily overwhelmed, we are seeing little bits of her character, but she will take time and new owners will need to be patient. Her history is unknown so building trust, letting her find her feet and being comfortable in her own skin will take time.

A garden will be crucial for Mia, a private space to spend time away from hustle and bustle. She enjoys pottering around our paddocks here at Old Windsor and she will be a sun worshipper when summer finally arrives.

We have been socialising Mia with other dogs and feel it would really help her having a role model in the home. She prefers steady dogs that won’t pester her but a confident dog that she can follow and teach her about the house rules would be great for Mia.

Mia does show affection with people preferring chest rubs rather than hands going over her head. She is not shy to paw you for more when you stop.

Mia has spent some time in office spaces but is still learning to settle and relax in new areas. Mia seeks a lot reassurance from her bonded people, so a household where people are with her through the day, especially at the beginning to build up independent time, would be an ideal set up.

Mia has had a tough time and is now looking for a peaceful, loving home to give her confidence and show off a personality that we know is in there. Zoomies are already beginning in our large paddocks so a silly Lurcher is there deep down - she just needs the right home to show it.

If you have already completed our online rehoming form and would like to know more about , Mia you can e-mail our rehoming team on bow.rehomers@battersea.org.uk to register your interest.

We ask every customer to first complete our online form before we discuss an individual animal, so if you have not filled in our form yet you can find the details on how to do so here https://www.battersea.org.uk/rehoming.