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6 years 10 months • Labradoodle
Listing confirmed 6 November 2026
All adoption applications are handled directly by Animal Aid. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Hannah is a beautiful Labradoodle with a gentle soul who is looking for a special home where she can continue learning that the world isn't such a scary place after all. This sweet girl can be quite worried by new people, unfamiliar environments, and changes to her routine. Having not experienced all the comforts and experiences that many pet dogs take for granted, Hannah is searching for a calm, quiet home with a patient and understanding adopter who will let her settle at her own pace. One thing that gives Hannah a real confidence boost is the company of another dog. She takes comfort from having a canine friend nearby and is much more likely to find her feet when she has a confident dog to follow. For this reason, Hannah must be adopted into a home with another suitable dog who can help guide her through her new adventures. She is currently sharing her kennel with her best friend Rhianna, and the pair could even be adopted together for a truly heartwarming happily-ever-after. Hannah may not be the type of dog who rushes up to greet you straight away, but behind her shy exterior is a lovely girl just waiting for her chance to shine. With patience, kindness, and plenty of gentle encouragement, we believe Hannah will blossom into a devoted and affectionate companion. All Hannah needs is someone willing to give her the time and understanding she deserves. In return, you'll have the privilege of watching a timid little dog grow in confidence and discover just how wonderful life can be.
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