LifestyleDogsAn adorable pooch is searching for new owners after being rounded up off the street and confined to a cage on a remote mountainside - do you have a space in your home and heart for her?15:11, 28 Jul 2026The unwanted dog is searching for a new homeShe was dumped in a small cage and hidden away from the world on a remote mountainside - and now she's desperate for a second chance at life.‌A two-year-old dog, who doesn't even have a name, was found living in a kennel at a shelter in Amaliada, Greece, where stray dogs are rounded up from the streets and confined with little to no human contact. Unlike many rescue dogs, nothing is known about her past or what she may have endured. What is certain is that she has spent her days peering out through metal bars, longing for someone to notice her.‌The heartbreaking conditions were uncovered by the team at Greek Stray ResQ during a visit to the shelter in June. Perched on a mountainside, the facility is maintained by just a single dedicated volunteer, which means the dogs rarely get the opportunity to leave their kennels.‌Instead, they spend each day confined to their cages, waiting for a second chance that may never arrive. Yet despite everything she has been through, this little dog hasn't lost her affection for people.Weighing just 13kg, the fluffy white-and-tan pup is described as wonderfully friendly and loving.‌Loving Greek Rescue Dog Ready for UK AdoptionRescue workers say she leans in for every stroke she can get, cherishing even the briefest moments of human kindness after so long spent in isolation.But perhaps the most heartbreaking detail of all is that she doesn't even have a name.The charity hopes her future family will be the very first to give her one - along with the love, comfort and security she has never known.‌Greek Stray ResQ said no dog deserves to spend their entire life watching the world pass by from behind bars, especially one with such a gentle nature.The healthy pooch has been neutered, fully vaccinated and is all set to make the journey to the UK for the right forever home.If you're interested in adopting this overlooked dog, or any of the other rescue dogs in Greek Stray ResQ's care, head to the charity's website and fill out an adoption application.Article continues belowIt comes after an "unwanted" dog just needs a new family after being poisoned and left for dead. The two-and-a-half Kangal cross saw her life change instantly when she and another female stray were forcibly removed and dumped in a remote village where they weren't welcome.Her heartbreaking story also follows alarming statistics which show an estimated 100,000 dogs are homeless in the UK. The RSPCA recorded nearly a 25% surge in animal abandonments driven by the cost of living crisis.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌AnimalsDogs