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This poor little girl has been bred from.
She is due to be ‘Put to Sleep’ very soon.If you can offer her a foster home please contact Kathy.
Thanks!
Tess.jpgShe will be wormed, microchipped, vaccinated & neutered before being rehomed.
This little girl is gone into foster with Aoife
Thanks a million Well Xena our little warrior is just as her name suggests……she has certainly been used on more than one occassion to produce puppies…she is in very poor condition …..but she had the biggest welcoming committee of the evening …..foster mum and dad, auntie and uncle were all there on hand to spoil her with the affection that she truly deserves ….she rolled onto her back for rubs the second she got out and just seemed so happy that she didn’t know what to be doing with herself….I can’t wait to hear how adapts to a warm loving safe foster home……bet she makes the best cuddler ever!
Another pic. of this little girl. She had a makeover and her foster mammy has promised to update soon
kym2.jpgThis little lady has become the boss of the house since she came to stay with us last week! She is such a good little affectionate dog – no trouble at all apart from taking control of one couch all to herself! She loves going for her walkies in the park and seems to have a curious nature particularly where cats are concerned. She is happy to spend time by herself snoozing but can’t be left alone for too long as she seems to get anxious (abandonment issues we think!). She is completely toilet trained and very well mannered – no snapping, biting or scratching. Her favourite thing in the world is having her tummy tickled and she can happily while away an hour like this (see attached!).
We brought her to the groomers yesterday and now can release her new look! She had a great time in DogsBody and is very happy with her trim style…Zena.jpgZena waiting for tickles!.jpg You must be feeling better and better now that you are safe. A new hair cut, so we can all see just how cute you are, but you must learn to share the couch, you will learn.According to the vet, Xena is between 2 and 4. I think we have all agreed that she is somewhere in the middle – close to 3! We don’t have any other dogs living with us but from what I have seen of her temperment so far so appears to get on well with other dogs – particularly in the park
Having said that she doesn’t appear to be a huge fan of cats…..She was neutered over two weeks ago and is now fully re-covered. She was a little sad with her "cone head" status for a while but is all smiles now that it has been removed!
Just a few updated pictures of Xena the Fell Terrier!
Yes indeed after lodging with us for almost 4 weeks we can now confirm that Xena is not in fact a Yorkie but a Fell Terrier! Many thanks to the nice lady in Marlay Park yesterday who confirmed her breed!!
As you can see she likes to expose her belly for any random tickles or rubs. Of course, we’re always happy to oblige!!
Xena posing!.jpgIn the park.jpgWow
She looks fantastic – well done and thanks a million for taking such great care of this special little girl We went to visit this little angel tonight and we just fell in love
She is one of the most gentle little dogs I have ever met and her foster family feel the same, so have decided to adopt her She is so settled and contented and totally adored Be happy little angel and cant wait for updates
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She looks fantastic – well done and thanks a million for taking such great care of this special little girl - You must be logged in to reply to this topic.