Mimi isn't just a dog; she's a quiet testament to resilience, a gentle soul yearning for the simple, profound comfort of a forever home. Her journey hasn't been easy, but every wag of her tail is a silent promise: she has so much love left to give. She loves food we even have a nickname for her Mimi Pate because of her love for Ratios Pate :-)
She is very eager to be around company dogs and humans, she tries so hard to fit in with the pack but one of the dogs scares her and keeps he seperate.
Her journey has been of rejection from the pack, although she has tried many time to be part of the pack but a particular dog (whom we have recently named Kaydahom) doesn't want her around. Maybe jealous! She has learnt to replace the pack with the museum visitors but not everybody understand her friendliness and are scared of her and shoo her away.
The museum has 1000s of visitors a day of all types and ages and there has never been an incident. There is 1 cat "Khadra" who is the Queen of the house but she doesn't come out much during daytime so I haven't seen them interact.
At the vet, she's Very docile - we also sent her to a kennel with the whole group around the time of the opening event and she was very calm and friendly there too

Mimi is in excellent general health and is about 2 years old. She has been vaccinated, she is spayed. Mimi is known for her gentle nature. She is great with people and has shown a friendly disposition with other dogs.