Please come and adopt me - meet smiling Staffie Bonnie currently at the RSPCA Lancs waiting on her family
Bonnie is described as a clever girl who is full of energy.
A gorgeous smiling Staffie dog named Bonnie is currently waiting patiently at the RSPCA East Lancs branch on someone coming to pick her up and take her home. She is described as a bright and bubbly young staffy-cross aged one and a half who is full of energy.


She is described as a bright and bubbly young staffy-cross aged one and a half who is full of energy.
She absolutely loves to play with toys, especially the squeaky kind, and will happily keep herself entertained with a good game.


Long walks are also one of her favourite things, and she walks well on the lead.
A spokesperson for the RSPCA branch said: “She is another one of our smiley staffies… and we think she’s lovely. She’s spent most of her time with us in a foster home, but unfortunately now she’s back in a kennel.
“She learnt so much in her foster home, how to me calm, how to do tricks and how to wait nicely at meal times! She’s ready to show her perfect match family how clever she is.
“She’s already been doing some dog socialisation work here, which has been going well, but will need to be continued in the home.”


The added: “Whilst in foster Bonnie is clean in the home. Bonnie is a sweet and affectionate girl who thrives on attention and cuddles, but she can be a little sensitive to loud noises, so she’s looking for a calm and understanding home.”
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She would suit an active, adult-only household where she can continue her training and enjoy plenty of enrichment and playtime.
Children would need to be over the age of 15+. If you’re looking for a fun-loving companion to join you on long walks and keep you entertained with her playful personality, Bonnie might just be your perfect match!
She can be very excitable, especially when meeting new people, so ongoing training to help her stay calm will really benefit her.
You can find out more about Bonnie on her profile here
