BODIE, Labrador retriever, 6 years, looking for adoption

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Hello everybody, my name is Bodie. If I had to describe myself in a few words, I would say: gentle, loving, active and brave. In other words, I’m a typical Labrador / Pointer cross.
What else would be interesting to know about me? I am a young boy of around 2 years old and weigh around 20 kg. I can walk well on a lead and I am also well-behaved during car rides.
I have to admit that I’m already looking forward to all the quality time I will be able to spend with my new loving human friends.
I was found abandoned in the hills of Cyprus. I’m a bit shy around people in the beginning, but that usually doesn’t last very long. I’m also very good with other dogs and can be quite playful with them. In fact, it would be great if there was already a doggy friend living in my future forever home.

BODIE, 2 Years, medium sized, 20 Kg, travels from CYPRUS fully vaccinated with all vet/health/blood tests, neutered, microchipped, EU passport.
info@woofproject.eu / https://woofproject.eu/
Adoption application: https://forms.gle/jEsaQnLanb9NVCDH8

Frequently asked questions:

1. How does your adoption process work? Choose your dog https://woofproject.eu/ / https://www.facebook.com/woofproject.eu/ Then complete our online application form:  https://forms.gle/j8WFiJRw4aMCmW3K8 . If your application is successful, we will arrange a home check within a week.
2. Do we take money for the work we do? No, not at all. We are a small 100% volunteer non-profit initiative. The full adoption amount goes to proper & complete vet/health procedures, and includes: all vaccinations incl Rabies, Blood tests, which include tests for exposure to pathogens that cause Heartworm disease, Ehrlichiosis, Lyme disease and Anaplasmosis; Leishmania IFAT test, sterilisation, deworming, tick&flea treatments, as well as EU passport and microchip.
3. What is the adoption cost? €220 for adult neutered dogs and €125 for unneutered pups (younger than 8 months). This amount is used in full for the necessary veterinary health procedures. It excludes the flight costs.
4. Where are the dogs from? Mostly Cyprus, due to the terrible conditions and the overwhelming amount of street dogs there, we are rescuing dogs from the streets and kill shelters. Most of our dogs are in foster care in Cyprus or from shelters from rescue partners.
5. How does the dog travel to Belgium? There are direct flights from Cyprus to Liege/Zaventem, 4 hours.