Meet Elora
Elora went into foster in East Sussex on the 21st September 2026.
She is an affectionate, loyal and incredibly intelligent girl who loves being around her people. Full of energy and curiosity, she is always ready for an adventure, a game or a cuddle.
She is a quick learner and loves discovering new things. Behind all that lively energy is a loving, gentle nature and a wonderful capacity to bond with the people she trusts.
She would thrive with someone who can give her plenty of exercise, mental stimulation, training and, most importantly, lots of love. In return, she will give you her whole heart — a devoted little companion with bags of personality. ❤️🐶
Her Story
In July this year, during our sterilisation campaign, we faced a familiar challenge: some of the dogs living out in the fields were simply impossible to catch. They had learned to keep their distance from people, and no amount of patience or food would bring them close enough. So we hired a man with a dart gun to help us reach them safely, so that they too could be sterilised and the cycle of unwanted litters could be broken.
When one female dog was darted, we discovered she was not alone. Beside her were two puppies. As we looked around, the heartbreaking truth became clear: she had given birth to more, but the rest of her little ones had not survived. Their bodies lay scattered across the field, a stark reminder of how harsh life is for street dogs and their young.
We brought the mother and her two surviving puppies back to the spay campaign together. She had spent her whole life in the wild, and it was clear she would never be comfortable living in a home. For her, adoption was not the right path. But her puppies were different. They were young enough to learn that people can be kind, that hands can mean food and warmth rather than fear.
We felt they deserved that chance, so we made the decision to take them into our care.
Their mother fought to keep them alive in a place where so many others didn't make it. Now it's our turn to give them the future she couldn't. This is her story, and theirs is only starting.
Freedom Angels regret we cannot consider applications for Elora from
People under 25 years old
People with children under 10 years old
Homes without direct access to a private and secure garden
Homes where the dog will have to be left alone more than 4 hours in a working day
Tested for known parasite conditions. Also for Leishmaniasis. Pursuant to government regulations all dogs have their blood tested here in the UK for Brucellosis prior to entry and enter the UK within 30 days of the blood being drawn. All dogs are microchipped.
Location: East Sussex
Age: April 2026
Gender: Female
Adoption Donation: £595
Status: Available