We remember the moment she came as if it were yesterday. On the second day of out TNR program in western Greece, in a crate in the back of a pick up truck, Nala arrived, and it was as if the whole place was suddenly illuminated.
Maybe it was just her color, that sweet beige with a little ashy like gray, which is like pure sand on a deserted beach, maybe it was her sweet eyes, which look like they;ve been painted, maybe it was just what she was emitting from inside.
She looked like she had recently given birth, but puppies were nowhere to be found, and as if that wasn't enough, she was bitten by other dogs in her abdomen and full of she was abscesses. She needed hospitalization, so she came with us to Athens and stayed with us.
Nala is an incredibly sweet and kind dog, with a warm look and a warm heart. She is kind and loving, and trusts people. She follows on the walk, even if she might be abit scared, and every now and then she stops to turn to look at you and get a a pet and a confirmation that all is well. And then she continues.
She comes out to the yard in front, and instead of moving away a little, running, or going for a walk, she always sits next to you. The only reason she leaves the cage is to be with you, not for any other reason.She looks at you with her huge, round eyes, and many times if you don't pay attention to her, she just sits next to you.
Sometimes we groom her, other times we give her treats, sometimes we just pet her, and other times we take her for a walk outside on a leash.Nala is a very people-centered dog. She has a very mild energy; in general, she is a dog that does not seek much stimulation and seems like she doesn't need it.
Three walks a day and human companionship for a few hours will make her very happy.
