Date of birth: May 2014 High to shoulder: 24 cm Vaccinated: yes Neutered: not yet Homed: October 2014 Domino wasdiscovered and rescued in a village, along with her brothers Dennis, Dixie and Dougie, her sisters Daisy, Pandora and their mother. The six are now 10 weeks old, healthy and jolly. They love each other and play together, but each now is ready to find their own forever family. They are currently between 19 cm and 24 cm, and Domino is the biggest – but he will still grow a little bigger. The family currently live together in a specially designed and built kennel,as there is never enough room in the shelters. Domino, named beautiful of his black-and-white fur is a playful puppy, typically curious. She is just waiting now for her own family to love and learn with. She would love to play a game with you, so go on, offer her a great new life or fun and love. Related...
Read MoreDate of birth: May 2010 High to shoulder: 48 cm Vaccinated: yes Neutered: not yet Homed: September 2014 Lillie was picked up as a stray and brought to the shelter. She is a beautiful girl, around 3 – 4 years old we think. She loves to cuddle, but is also just as happy to run and play. On the pictures she appears a little nervous but it was just before feeding time and Lillie was torn; which is now more important, food or human company and attention! Lillie is very gentle with people and not at all anxious. We suspect that Lillie has never known a home and therefore she has a lot to learn about that, but Lillie is certainly not difficult, and when she finds the right family she will learn quickly. Lillie would welcome an active and agile family who can keep hep her learn and keep her busy. If you have fallen in love with Lillie, get in touch now! Related...
Read MoreToday on Monday 29th September 2014 Jenny and Dixie fly off to their new homes in Germany. We wish both a smooth flight and landing and a wonderful new dog´s life. Related...
Read MoreHenry arrived well in his foster home. He shows there insanely sweet and cuddly (albeit young dog typically somewhat stormy). He is also housebroken and is good on a leash. In rabbits, he shows no hunting instinct, but stands there and watching calmly. He is so quiet that the rabbits even come to the fence to sniff him. Related...
Read MoreJed slowly settles in at his foster home. He is still a little shy and cautious, but it gets better every day. Jed is still looking for his forever home. Related...
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