A dog named Frida has spent three years in kennels waiting for a forever home, but has been repeatedly overlooked due to her appearance. The pooch, currently in Bosnia but ready to travel to the UK, was rescued as a puppy with a serious leg injury and has a slight limp.
Despite her disability, Frida is described as a 'brilliant' girl who loves interacting with people and other dogs. She weighs around 15kg, is spayed and vaccinated, and has no reported behaviour concerns. However, she cannot live with cats.
Miracle's Mission, the charity caring for Frida, issued a fresh rehoming appeal on Facebook, saying: 'Apparently this is an unlovable face. Over three years, sweet Frida has waited for a suitable home. She is amazing with dogs and people, even kids.'
Commenting on the post, one user said: 'It’s so unfair these wonderful dogs are so overlooked.' Another added: 'Good luck, Frida.'
Frida's rescuer believes her old injury does not bother her, as she has no issues walking, running, or playing. She is active and would like to live with another playful and energetic dog.
Anyone interested in rehoming Frida or other dogs in Miracle's Mission's care can email info@miraclesmission.org.
