Last of the Litter - Millie 💜 One purebred female golden retriever looking for her forever family ✨

The first born of the litter, Millie is a beautiful Golden Retriever girl with the best personality and temperament 🥰

She will be 8 weeks on Saturday and ready for her new home any time from June 25th onwards.

Millie is one of 5 puppies and has been extremely well socialized and cared for over the last two months.

Millie has been wormed every 2 weeks and received her vaccines and microchip today.

Both parents Nala (4) & Bailey (6) are my pets and can be seen in the photos attached. IKC papers for both parents are available to view if requested. The whole litter can be seen in the photos attached also - Millie has a cream/golden mix in terms of her coat and is the biggest puppy of the litter.

Please message me on here if genuinely interested - only the absolute best home will be considered for this special girl 💜

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