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hey cathy if u like give me a call on 0857414577 and id be happy to take her in until she finds her forever home phil x
This little girl is up for rehoming through no fault of her own. She is wormed, vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. She loves other dogs, children and travelling in the car. She almost 1 now and is a great little dog. She is very loving and would benefit from someone who is at home for most of the day.
Hi Kay
I just submitted an adoption form about a week ago and at the time I wasnt interested in any particular dog I just wanted to register with you and get approved so that when the right dog came along I was good to go. Well this little lady has stolen my heart, she is beautiful. I would love if we could be considered to adopt Carley and give her a happy and loving forever home.
Carley arrived in her new foster home yesterday and has adapted very quickly. She is 10mths now and very well behaved. She is toilet trained and took the change of scenery in her stride. She loves saying hello to other dogs and people and is especially good with children. She is full of energy during play and walk time but can sit and doze during the day if she is not being engaged. She is learning to respond to commands like sit, walk, up and down. She also enjoys playing with her toys very much .
DSCF2561.JPGCarley is so adorable that all the kids in the neighborhood love to play fetch with her. Carley has played with most of the other dogs on the street as well. My front fence is not high (2/3 feet) but it is sufficient to keep Carley in because she doesn’t even attempt to jump it.
DSCF2562.JPGCarley was at the seafront yesterday in the sunshine and had what I think must have been her first swim. She was intrigued by the waves splashing her feet and eventually jumped in to cool off. Although she was only in about a foot of water she really tired herself out learning to swim.
DSCF2563.JPGCarley initially pulled on her lead but she is adapting quickly to her lead training. After an hour of lead training she was released to run around and be free for an hour, she can be summoned by her name and/or a whistle. Her lead was put back on for the hour walk home and she showed great progress, no longer pulling. She is also learning to stop on command before crossing the road.
DSCF2564.JPGLittle beauty! I have my homevisit today and am keeping fingers and toes crossed that if it goes well we might be given the chance to give Carley her forever home
Well we have been approved to adopt so we are now just waiting to hear from someone about meeting with Carley
Congratulations Jen. Carley is a little dream dog. I’ve only had her a week and have fallen in love with her. She is so easy to train and even knows what time to get up in the morning. She stays in her bed all night and trots into my room at 8am every morning. She knows how to sit, stay and will get off the couch or down the stairs if you say down. You can tell her to go inside and outside but you have to point as well, follow the same instructions for bed. Her very favorite thing to do is play fetch. She will bring her toy to you and sit to get you to throw it for her. I never take it from her mouth because she then thinks its a tug of war game. I have been discouraging tug of war because she is still a puppy and try’s to play it with children when they are trying to play fetch. I also have been discouraging her jumping up on people for the same reason, again you just have to say down. Overall she is very good with children and everyone that sees her loves her.
What happened to Carley? I fostered her a few years ago & was so sad to see her being adopted as I would have loved to keep her. As she was my first foster dog I thought I’d get attatched to all of the dogs I fostered. However, it was just because Carley was so special. I’d love to know how she’s getting on…..
If you can help please contact Kathy on 086 3696413 
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