Age: born app. end of November 2023
Gender: female
Neutered: no, too young
Height: when grow up small to medium size
Sociable with: male and female dogs, puppies, cats


Buimaceni, a village about 1 hour from Botosani, is where a man found a mum dog with her 6 puppies in a house that was falling into ruin. The mum dog was so friendly and took such good care of her offspring that the animal-loving man went to the ruins every day to provide the female with leftover food so that she could look after her puppies. The gentleman wanted to take in one of the puppies and was looking for a way to look after the rest of the puppies. He made enquiries and eventually got Anca's telephone number.

Anca agreed to take in the dog family and asked the gentleman to catch the family and bring them to her in Botosani. The man was delighted with Anca's offer. One day later, he was already at Anca's door with mum Priska and her 5 puppies. Now the little family is with Anca and is being well looked after.

Franka is one of mum Priska's puppies. Her mum took very good care of her and her siblings (Ashanti, Ajala, Amber S. and Marie Curie), so that the five puppies have grown up to be friendly, playful and curious. Nothing is safe from the five of them. Everything is scrutinised and tested for what this something might be suitable for. Of course, Franka and her siblings also have nonsense on their minds and like to "help" Anca redecorate the blankets in the baskets or simply drag them outside again to air them out. Just as it should be for lively dog children.

They also like to pull on cords or shoelaces to play with their 2-legged friend or to get attention. It's a joy to see how cheerful the little fur babies are. After playing, they all gather in their baskets and doze off or try to climb onto your lap for a rest. Being stroked or being close to the two-legged friend is a highlight for the five of them. Franka can also be picked up without any problems. She then likes to take a look at the neighbourhood. Franka is one of the smallest of her litter. She has shorter legs than some of her siblings.

We are looking for people for this pretty girl who realise that puppies not only look cute, but can also be exhausting at times. A lot has to be learnt and practised. House-training, walking on a lead, travelling in the car, commands, not digging up houseplants and much more. Her new owners should have patience, empathy, understanding, time and lots of love in store for Franka. A visit to a dog school should definitely be planned.

Franka will be completely vaccinated, dewormed and chipped by the time she embarks on her journey.