Daisy was brought to Sa Coma in 2026, along with two Yorkshire terriers. They came from the same owner, who had to give them up. Daisy gets on well with other dogs and is a very gentle, sweet dog. Her friends were adopted very quickly, but Daisy is unfortunately still at Sa Coma, mainly because she requires a PPP licence. Will you give her a loving home? She deserves it.
Daisy was brought to Sa Coma in 2026, along with two Yorkshire terriers. They came from the same owner, who had to give them up. Daisy gets on well with other dogs and is a very gentle, sweet dog. Her friends were adopted very quickly, but Daisy is unfortunately still at Sa Coma, mainly because she requires a PPP licence. Will you give her a loving home? She deserves it.
Dogs are provided with: a microchip, a pet passport, vaccinations (against rabies, the tetravalent vaccine, and kennel cough), and they have been dewormed and spayed or neutered. The municipal fee for adopting a dog has been waived. You must present an ID or other valid identification at the time of adoption and be a resident of the Balearic Islands (in order to register the dog’s microchip).
Lobo (Wolf in Spanish), a male born in 2017, arrived in Sa Coma in 2021. He is very protective, as is typical of a Caucasian Shepherd, but once he gets to know you, he is very friendly and playful. He loves baths, being scratched, and being petted. He is very calm and has a good temperament. He can be adopted without a license.