Freya is a beautiful dog who has had a tough start to life and is waiting to find her forever family at RSPCA Bundaberg.
RSPCA staff said she would form a very strong attachment to her person but would also require a lot of time, patience and understanding.
At just over a year old, Freya grew up in a backyard and saw nothing of the outside world before coming to the shelter.
She was very frightened of people when she first arrived but once she realised she was safe, she became strongly bonded to members of staff.
While she tolerates other dogs, Freya would best suit a home where she can get the full attention she needs to build up her confidence.
She is currently living in a quieter area of the shelter and will need more than one meet and greet prior to adoption in order to start building a bond.
Freya can also be placed in foster care with the most suitable application and then formally adopted if it is the right fit.
To find out more about Freya, visit the RSPCA website here.
RSPCA Bundaberg
RSPCA Bundaberg helps over 750 animals find new families every year, giving second chances to animals in need.
In addition to adoptions, they offer a range of animal services including hydro bathing and boarding facilities, with all proceeds going back to supporting the organisation and its animals.
RSPCA Bundaberg is located at 31 Doblo Street and open from 10 am to 5 pm Wednesday to Saturday and from 10 am to 2 pm on Sunday.
To report sick or injured wildlife please call their 24/7 emergency hotline on 1300 ANIMAL (264 625).
For other enquiries or to report a cruelty complaint, please call 3426 9999.
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