Mia is a female Cockapoo x Poodle puppy 19 months old in Tipperary

A friendly, good natured female Cockapoo x Poodle puppy is looking for a great home. She is house trained, has had all vaccinations and is neutered.

Extremely affectionate and full of energy. We are reluctantly looking to re home her as we have a Pomeranian who is very territorial and they aren’t getting on as well as we hoped.

Her name is Mia and she would be brilliant with children who have lots of energy or an older person looking for a companion.

If you are interested and feel that you could give Mia the home she deserves then please don’t hesitate to contact me on 0833684350 or send a message here!

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