We have new photos of Marty from his foster home. This cute boy is still looking for his forever home. He need a friendly and loving family, because he is still a little shy and sensitive. Related...
Read MoreDo you remember our little Lea? She was thrown over the fence of a shelter in January. The little pointer girl was emaciated and had an old and wrong coalesced broken leg. In the end of March 2014 she was allowed to move into her foster home in Germany. Now four months have passed and Lea had her surgery and has found her home with us. In Lea’s leg was still the custom-designed plate. This Monday she has done it, her last surgery took place. The doctors of the veterinary clinic removed the plate. Lea is now ready for her new life and our worries are over. At this time only a long scar will remember about her bad life before she was found. Her her bone in her leg is now straight and she can enjoy her life in a couple of days. At the moment she is in pain from the last surgery. In September Lea will go to a dog school. We have been her pampered too much. Now she has to learn to behave well. We were very pleased that Barbara Bahlburg visit us on her brief visit in Germany. She want to visit her child of sorrowr. But the child of sorrow is now in happiness. It’s great that with the help of so many people Leas history was rewritten. A big thank you to all involved. Greetings, Lea and her family Related...
Read MoreDate of birth: November 2011 High to shoulder: 37 cm Vaccinated: yes Neutered: yes Homed: August 2014 Mr. Brown was picked up as a stray in a village and brought to the shelter. Sadly, nobody has come forward for him and he has now been a long time at PAWS. He is well integrated into his pack of dogs, but he really misses the closeness of the people. People love everything about Mr. Brown, and he loves to be petted. He is a real little gourmet and hardly ever gets enough dinner! Unfortunately, nothing is known about his past life. We don’t know whether he lived in a house or has always been ‘on the road’. But we are sure that he would be easily integrated into a family, because he loves human contact so much. A dog obedience school is recommended to Mr. Brown to help him adapt to a new life in a family, but that would be great fun for you all. He would like to live in an active family who can take him for long walks, play with him and a home in which he may simply feel loved and wanted, of course including many cuddly and cozy hours! How can you resist that beautiful, open, friendly, loving little face? Would you like to make a happy future for Mr. Brown? Just contact us and set him on his way to a bright new life. Related...
Read MoreToday on 6th August 2014 Emily and Jessie fly off to their new homes. We wish them a smooth flight and landing and a wonderful new life in Germany. Here are the arrival photos from Hamburg: Related...
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