Happy Endings Featured here are just a few of the many stray pound dogs who are now living happily with their new families. Look here for our latest happy homings.
Sid
Sid, one of the many abandoned staffies who find themselves in rescue. This gentle beautiful boy is now in the most wonderful home, living happily with children and enjoying life to the full.
Staffies make wonderful family pets, ouor very grateful thanks to Sid's family for giving him a second chance
Rosie
Dear little Rosie, an ex puppy farm breeding dog. She was so frightened of everything. She is now a happy fun loving little girl, the pride and joy of the Slade family
Scamp
Scamp spent over 18mths in kennels due to the ill health of his owner. Eventually we were asked to find him a new home and lucky for Scamp along came Peter and Doris who offered him the chance to share their home in the beautiful Dorset countryside. Scamp is so happy these days, regular walks and plenty of loving care has turned him into a different little dog.
Max
9yr old Max sadly lost his owner late last year.He was a very sad boy when he first came to us. He is now happily settled and having the time of his life with Terry and family at their home near Abergavenny
Sally
Lovely Sally is lucky enough to live at the Admiral Rodney in Martley.
One of the most beautiful dogs we have ever rescued from stray kennels. Now very happily living with Geoff and family in Birmingham.
Red
Red came to us from Ireland, he was in a stray kennels there with the threat of being put to sleep hanging over his head Although very confused when he first arrived he soon found a new family and is now very happily settled with a new Mum and Dad in South Wales
Little Bear
Little Bear has travelled a long way from his days as a Hereford Pound Dog. He was adopted by a family in the Scottish Western Isles, who having seen him on the website made the journey all the way here to meet him. He is now a much loved member of the family
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