A San Francisco big poodle, who suffers from blindness, is ready to live out his “golden years” in a new home

Lively big puppy She hopes to find a forever family to brighten up the rest of her days.

Bindi, a 13-year-old poodle, is available for adoption at Muttville Senior Dog Rescue in San Francisco, California.

poodle She was originally found as a stray in Contra Costa County, near San Francisco, before Motville Rescue took her in and took care of her.

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Bindi is completely blind, but she “doesn’t let life get her down,” says the shelter.

She only weighs 11 pounds, but she “walks enthusiastically in her stride” and is a “nice, friendly girl,” notes the shelter.

“Bindi can’t see all things, but she smells and hops her way around just fine,” says the dog’s bio on the Muttville website.

The site adds, “She gets along wonderfully with dogs, is popular with people and is generally the most cheerful little lady.”

Bindi loves to sunbathe and is no beggar when it comes to therapy, according to her foster family. Muttville Senior Dog Rescue

The curly-coated poodle is house trained and is “very smart and sharp” for her age, according to her foster family.

“She can get a little insecure if she thinks she’s home alone, so she’ll probably do better with someone who can spend most of the day with her,” her caretakers wrote.

A big dog available for adoption who loves naps, treats and tummy rubs

“It’s not easy being a blind beauty!”

Muttville Senior Dog Rescue said on its website that Bindi is blind, but she “smells and hops her way around just fine.” Muttville Senior Dog Rescue

Bindi loves to sunbathe and is not much of a beggar, as her demeanor is “very gentle,” according to the shelter.

Her foster family reportedly said, “She is the perfect couch potato partner who is looking for the right person to share her golden years with.”

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Muttville Senior Dog Rescue is a nonprofit organization committed to saving the lives of dogs over the age of seven.

Thirteen-year-old Bindi is house trained and gets along with the other dogs and new humans. Muttville Senior Dog Rescue

Its mission is to change the perception of older and therapy dogs through rescue, adoption, and adoption services.

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Are you interested in adopting a bindi? Visit muttville.org for more information.

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