Mally- I'm new here! Belgian Shepherd / Malinois Mix Manchester, NH

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Meet Mally! This sweet girl is a transport from down South and is looking to be someone's furever. She is so adoring with those big doe eyes and magnificently large ears, you can't help but fall in love with her. The only thing you need to watch out for is she'll lick you to death.

Mally is about 3 years old and weighs around 55 pounds. We don't know too much about this sweet gal as she just came off transport quarantine, but she loves to go for LONG walks and is very attentive. She would probably do well in agility classes or with an active family. She does not enjoy the company of dogs but we still need to do a few tests first to see about cat interaction. So for now we think a single pet home would probably be best with older kids 14+..

To learn more about Mally or to meet her email canines@manchesteranimalshelter.org


Adoption fee is based on age:
Puppies 8 weeks through 7 months are $400
Dogs 8 months through 7 years are $325
Senior dogs over 8 years are $125
Seniors for Seniors (Seniors 65+ adopting over 8 years): $75

All adoptable dogs are spayed and neutered, have age and time appropriate vaccines, microchipped and heartworm tested. Other medical care provided might include treatments for fleas, ear mites, dental work or infections or other medical conditions. Additional vaccinations and medical care (including puppies Rabies shots if adopted at under 12 weeks of age) will be the responsibility of the adopter.

If you have questions you can call our office at 603.628.3544. To request an application, please email canines@manchesteranimalshelter.org
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Note: As with all of our dogs, we strongly recommend obedience classes for new owner and dog to create a life-long bond with the adopted dog based on trust, respect, and rewarding training experiences. Our shelter dogs are strays and we observe and assess their behavior at the shelter which may be somewhat different in a home environment.