Bulut

Bulut is looking for a foster home starting early August because her current foster family's will no longer be available to foster her. She also has an adoption profile on Verhuisdieren which reads as below:

Bulut’s story began in Nevşehir, Turkey, where she was found abandoned and alone. With cropped ears and signs that she had likely been used as a livestock guardian dog and bred in the past, it seemed that once she was no longer needed, she had been left behind.

When Bulut arrived at a sanctuary near Ankara last autumn, she was severely underweight and in poor condition. She spent several months there recovering before finally making the journey to the Netherlands in late May.

Despite never having lived in a home before, Bulut has adapted beautifully to family life. She is calm, affectionate, and incredibly grateful for everything that comes with being a cherished companion: regular meals, soft beds, cozy couches, and most of all, human attention and love.

Bulut is a magnificent girl, weighing around 50 kg and standing 73 cm at the shoulder. She definitely attracts attention during walks! Everyone wants to pet and learn about this giant cuddly polar bear.

Outside, Bulut is thriving. She loves exploring the beautiful green parks of the Netherlands, enjoys long walks, happily accepts affection from people she meets, and loves spending time with other dogs.

Many of these experiences are completely new to her. In Turkey, she was a dog people were often taught to keep their distance from, which limited her opportunities to enjoy positive interactions with both humans and other dogs. Now, she seems determined to embrace everything life has to offer.

Bulut is also discovering city life for the very first time and is taking it all in stride. She has already handled public transport, busy urban environments, and even a boat trip with remarkable confidence.

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Apart from the information above it may be worth mentioning that since she is already in Amsterdam it would be possible to have a meeting with her. She can sometimes react on leash to dogs who appear suddenly. She is a strong girl for sure and her foster home needs to continue the training the current foster family has started and already see progress about leash reactivity.

If you can give her a place to stay starting August, this girl will be able to stay longer in the Netherlands and search for the right match. Please contact if you can help her (whatsapp is preferred.)