Female Maltichon puppy 9 months old in Kildare seeks a new home

🏡 Looking for a loving new home for our Maltichon puppy ❤️

This is a very difficult decision for our family, but we’ve realised that with two young children and a busy household, we aren’t able to give our puppy the time and attention she deserves.

She is a Maltichon (Maltese x Bichon Frise), born on 22nd January. She is fully vaccinated, doing very well with house training, and is a lovely, affectionate puppy who enjoys being around people.

She has been a much-loved part of our family, and we want to find her a home where she can continue to thrive and get the attention she deserves.

We are in no rush and want to make sure she goes to the right home. We would love to hear from people who can offer her a caring, committed, forever home.

Please send me a private message if you would like more information or think you could offer her a suitable home.

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