Author: mark
Bones the JRT
NOW REHOMED !!
progress update: 20/1/2015
He has taken up tractor pulling!! Literally!!
progress update: 3/1/2015
He really has landed on his feet in this home.
My other job as Yoda!
May the force be with you!
Thank you Webster’s and Zoukinis!
DAWGdogs would like to thank Webster’s doggie delights for the delicious treat bags given to the rescue dogs at Christmas.
Scamp liked them so much he raided everyone else’s bags and scoffed eight of the doggy paw shaped treats !!
Shame on you Scamp…….
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Thank you also to Kelly at Zoukinis restaurant in Westbourne for the money raised from the coffee morning and raffle and to everyone who donated raffle prizes.
Mystery Dog Deaths in New Forest : NFDOG update
Mystery Dog Deaths
There has been a possible new case of the mystery illness causing dog deaths in the forest.
After hearing a rumour of a dog dying 48 hours after being walked in Wilverley Enclosure,
NFDOG called Anderson Moores specialist vets who confirmed that there had been a new case, but would not give any more details.
So at the moment we are unsure if the location is true.
But we felt that we should remind you to be extra vigilant in checking over your dogs and you should take your dog to your vets immediately, if you notice any lesions or sores on their body.
We will update you as and when we have more information.
New Forest Dog Owners Group
Southampton, Hampshire SO43 7AQ
Toby
Dolly lab x jrt
progress update: 11/1/14
Dolly has now found a home !!
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Dolly who is a six month old Lab x JRt will be ready to go to a new home after the 6th of January.
Have changed Dolly to a harness and now very good on and off the lead
loves her walks and has quickly learned to retrieve a ball
now very good at night has never howled although previous owner said she did
very bright girl quick to learn is good with other dogs
not so good with cats
is clean and a happy dog
Very friendly totally scatty already fallen in the river
untrained on lead but will make a lovely dog with training
apparently howls when left and slept with her owner at night but we will overcome
she is a terrier cross Labrador but looks and acts like a young terrier
Robyn
progress update: 6/1/14
Hi All just a few words to let you know that our lovely Robyn died on Saturday night.
The other three dogs were all asleep on the big sofa and Mike and I were watching TV.
Robyn was asleep in front of the fire as usual, the seizure was very sudden and moved her off her bed and onto the fire surround.
She grazed her nose and was unable to stand.
We don’t think she knew much of what was happening.
We took her straight to the Vethospital and they euthanized her.
She wasn’t expected to go through the night and we didn’t want to take any chances that she may be in pain.
She went very quietly and was the most beautiful, serene and gentle dog to the very end.
Our vet believes she was 13 or 14 years old when she died.
She had spent the last 8 years with us and it was a great privilege to have her in our lives.
We will miss her very much.
Losing Vinnie and Robyn within 7 months of each other is really tough.
Love Marilyn & Mike
Thank you all !!
A big
‘Thank you!’
to
The Candle Jar
Afrivets
Smallprint
Helen and Tango,
The Friendly Dog Club
and
Pets at Home Branksome
Also, to everyone who has donated to the Rescue over the year.
Thank you all very much indeed !!
Alby
progress update: 8/6/13
Alby has now found a home !!
progress update: 4/4/13
Just had a great walk with Alby my foster dog,
my three and a three legged Lurcher, what fun they had,
Alby had his first off lead walk and he had a blast playing chase with his friends,
came back every time I called him.
What a little star he was , I am soo proud of him.
He is so eager to please.
Through no fault of his own Alby is back at the Rescue and needing a home.
progress update: 3/4/13
Alby has settled happily back into his foster home playing with his mates Diggery and Zander,
he has now been neutered which was a larger op than anticipated as one of his testicles was up by his kidneys and he was out of sorts for a while, he is now fit and well,
this little dog came from the pound and was on death row, a bag of bones riddled with worms and fleas all this has been treated as he has put on lots of weight,
a playful friendly little chap also very affectionate.
Alby is approx 4yrs old Terrier X
progress update: 22/3/13
Letter from Alfie’s new owners-
Dear Pat, I felt I had to write to thank you for letting us have Alfie we count ourselves very lucky.
We had tried for so long to get another Westie to replace our little Lacy and we never thought we would get any dog to take her place she meant so much to us.
But now we have Alfie he is so lovely and he has settled in so well,
he is such a little show off and he has already got us wrapped around his paw,
if you are in touch with his previous owners please tell them he is happy and much loved already
x
progress update: 16/3/13
This came from Pat who fostered Alby:
“Had a phone call from Alby’s lovely new mummy,
he has settled well and behaving himself and doing what Alby does best following her around,
I am so proud of him and how he has behaved in just two short weeks”
progress update: 16/3/13
Albys’ home check was good so he is off to start his new life tomorrow.
Thanks to all the people that made it possible and got him off death row and into safe hands,
he has been a great little dog to foster and so grateful for all that’s been done
x
Alby enjoying Crufts on TV, he was mesmerized
Alby 4/5 terrier mix,loves every one and everything, dogs and humans alike, travels well, sleep quietly in his crate at night, this little chap has a rough start and is now looking for lots of love and fuss, could use a little refresher on training
Alby is turning out to be a loyal faithful little chap who just need his very own person to dote on and love and he will give it back in bucketfuls
Alby was in a pound and due to be put to sleep.
He is a 4/5 yr old male dog, very friendly and affectionate and in need of lashings of TLC.
Leo and Jenn
REHOMED !!
progress update on Jenn : 30/12/13
Hi Helen
Can’t believe that we’ve had Jenn with us for pretty much 6 months.
Thought we’d send a bit of an update to let you know that she’s still doing really well.
She’s no longer in the crate and happily stays in the kitchen while we’re out.
She had her first season in November so we will be making the arrangements to get her spayed at the end of February.
Her confidence has come along in leaps and bounds – she’s very good with other dogs – happy to play but happy to come away when called.
We went through a stage of her chasing bikes and runners. But now they are completely ignored.
Her recall is very good, she never goes that far away and it’s not unusual to come around the corner on a walk and find there waiting for us to catch up.
She seems to love people too and doesn’t seem to bark much at home either. In fact our neighbours didn’t realise that we had Jenn J she’s been so quiet.
So all in all a good 6months – she’s definitely not the same little dog I picked up from you at the end of June.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Regards
Sarah & Kevin