saving DAWGdogs since 1987
Foxy came into the Rescue last week with no obvious injuries apart from an apparent severe concussion.
We did what we could for him including a full check-up and treatment at the vets,
and he had a good meal and a comfortable, safe, dry place to stay to get lots of sleep and rest.
Unfortunately it became apparent he was in no condition to be released and the poor chap didn’t make it through Thursday night.
progress update: 30/10/13
Boo boo and Scrappy are Shiatsu cross Jack Russel who are an absolute delight.
They get on well with everyone including Jackie and Bob’s cat.
Only 7 months old so still puppies.
We’ve had them a couple of weeks now and they are delightful dogs.
They have both been neutered and have recovered well.
We’ve had an extra 2 doggie house guests arrive and they have made friends with no problems, even playing with them and this is unusual for Millie who is a bit reserved.
See the video for an example of this.
They do not need to be rehomed together as they are only young.
They love being picked up and cuddled and just lay there lapping up all the attention.
progress update: 20/10/13
progress update: 7/10/13
Polly selling Raffle tickets at Pets at Home at Branksome
Jess is a 4 yr old Parsons type Jack Russell clean and quiet at night,
good in the car, very playful,
learning recall off her lead,
not suitable for small children or furries but otherwise a sweet
affectionate dog who will make a wonderful loyal companion for someone.
progress update: 16/10/13
progress update: 7/10/13
progress update: 16/10/13
progress update: 10/10/13
Rex enjoying pony-trekking on the heath
REHOMED
progress update: 16/10/13
Hello Dawg Dogs! Shadow is settling in brilliantly in his new home- he really is a lovely lovely dog!
He will be very loved and very spoilt!
Thank you to Jane and Helen for your help and I will keep you posted!
REHOMED !!
progress update: 2/10/13
Bubbles (on the right) has been with me for two a half weeks now,
and is settling in well both at home and in the office,
where she gets lots of attention from the people who pop in throughout the day.
She is getting on really well with Nellie (on the left),
who was also a DAWG dog this time last year!
Bubbles is slowly getting used to the outside world,
and has just about stopped shaking and panic barking at the sight of trees,
logs, gates, stumps, stones and so on!!
She is really enjoying two walks off the lead everyday, out in the countryside,
away from other people and dogs so she has a chance to get used to everything else first.
She is starting obedience classes soon, which will undoubtably involve a lot of noise on her part,
but will teach her how to deal with ‘strange’ dogs and should give her confidence.
She is delighting in playing with toys and all sorts of tiny things
(sticks, plastic, leaves, buttons and so on) she finds and gathers together in her bed.
All in all a wonderful little being who is doing fantastically well
– she’s even lost weight – already!
Thanks DAWG for being there when she needed you (twice now!) and for letting her come to live with Nels and I!