The place
where we learn
to love

Dumbrava is a local community where children, animals, elderly people, and volunteers learn care, responsibility, and belonging together.

Gonah

Gonah

Gonah's story with us began after someone saw him during summer, tied to a tree with no shelter, water or food. Seven days later, he was still there. A veterinarian was contacted, who then contacted us, and Gonah came into our care.

After spending a long time in foster care, Gonah moved to Dumbrava a few months ago. Shy at first, he gradually started exploring more, getting to know the animals and people around him, and showing us what kind of dog he really is.

Gonah loves people, especially children. He is also comfortable around other animals: the goat doesn't bother him at all, and he absolutely loves the pony. He gets along with most dogs, although he can be a little more cautious around large or unneutered males.

He is neutered and walks well on a leash. He is afraid of thunderstorms, though, and during them he needs a safe place and people he can trust nearby.

Gonah is looking for a family of his own. Until he finds them, he can also be supported through distance adoption/monthly sponsorship.

Age
7 years, 1 month
Size
medium
In our care
4 years, 4 months

Adoption by distance

Through adoption by distance you support Gonah each month with food, treatment, and daily care. Your help gives them stability.