Millie is a Maltese x Terrier dog in Cork who is looking for a loving new home

Millie is a beautiful female Maltese x Terrier dog, 8 years 6 months old.

We’re sadly looking to rehome our beloved dog due to an upcoming move and a major renovation project. Both our temporary and future homes are unfortunately not suitable for her.

Millie is a sweet, affectionate, and excitable dog who greets you like you’ve been gone for years—even if you’ve just stepped out of the bathroom! She’s full of love and joy, and she truly deserves a forever home with a family who will give her all the cuddles, rubs and affection she craves.

If you think you could offer Millie the loving home she deserves, please get in touch via email to arrange a meeting.

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