Nami
Age
3.5 years
Size
medium
Sex
female
Nami was born in March 2023 and found at just two and a half months old by a close family friend of Vesna, who runs our shelter. She grew up in a countryside environment alongside cats, chickens, goats, and other dogs, learning from a young age how to share space with different animals. Nami is incredibly affectionate, social, and full of love. She adores human attention, cuddles, and being close to people. She is comfortable in a car, familiar with walking on a lead, and is playful, intelligent, and very agile. One thing to know: Nami is a talented escape artist and can jump over fences, so she needs a home with secure, high fencing or an apartment with regular walks and exercise.
- ✓Incredibly affectionate and people-oriented
- ✓Wonderful with children
- ✓Friendly with other dogs
- ✓Raised around cats, chickens, and goats without issues
- ✓Comfortable travelling in a car
- ✓Familiar with walking on a lead
- ✓Playful, intelligent, and very agile
- ✓43 cm tall, 16 kg
- ✓Needs secure fencing — can jump over low fences
- ✓Apartment-friendly with enough walks and exercise
- ✓Sister of Luna — ideally adopted together, but can be separated
- ✓Spayed and vaccinated
- ✓Ready to travel
Nami has a sister, Luna. They'd love to be adopted together, but can go to separate homes too.
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Transport costs
There is no adoption fee — the dog is free. You only cover the cost of transport to your home: licensed transport, pet passport processing, and deworming based on your country's requirements. Every dog is already neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped before travel. The cost is the same for any dog.
United Kingdom
~£500
Europe
€300–400
Switzerland
CHF 500–550
Dogs travelling to the UK will be tested for brucellosis as required for entry. Other health tests are available on request.
Fees may vary slightly depending on transport costs at the time of adoption. Every dog travels with a passport, fully vaccinated, neutered, dewormed, and flea-treated before departure. We recommend budgeting for a vet check-up once your dog arrives and settles in.
Interested in adopting Nami?
Send us a message on our Facebook page to learn more about the adoption process.