Geri (a.k.a Teri)

Geri has now found a home !!

progress update: 26/05/2019

Geri helping Pat and Frankie raise money at Pets at Home.
Here she is with Ben getting up and close to the treats on the counter.

Teri or Geri as we have been calling her is about two years old.
She loves other dogs and today was at Pets at Home helping us fundraising.
Enjoyed her few hours there meeting people, dogs and children and especially the treats she was given.
Quite surprised she is not twice the size she was!!
She puts up with Rose and Chase jumping on her to play and is a really nice girl.

Foxy

Foxy has now found a home !!

Foxy has come from same home as Picnic, Oakley and Pippa.

He is a little nervous, yaps a little, loves to walk and you can stroke him all day.
Loves to lick you too.
He will bark near the door to let you know he wants to go to the toilet.
Foxy has settled in well at the Rescue and gets on well with the other dogs.
He is intelligent and you can see him thinking things out.

Five fox cubs!

I am sorry that we have a been a bit tardy in answering messages by phone or email but it is that time of the year again and have been hand rearing these lovelies.
They have been on 24 hour 1 and 2 hour feeds and now up to 3 hour feeds during the day and will go longer at night.

Normal service will be resumed once they are weaned.

Could you help foster a rescued dog?

We are desperately short on foster homes to help a lost soul onto a new life.

 

Fostering is rewarding and sometimes hard work but to see each one of them go off to a new and better life is all the reward we need.

 

If you can foster one of our dogs please phone the Rescue.

 

Every foster home we have is another dog’s life saved!

Bella

progress update: 31/03/2019

We gave Bella a home probably about 10/11 years ago, thank you Dawg.

She came over from Ireland and over the years brought so much happiness into our lives
A few days ago, beautiful Bella, crossed the Rainbow bridge, I was totally heartbroken.

Her body became weary and it was time to let her go with dignity.
She’s running free now and free from pain
Continue reading “Bella”