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That really does look like one very settled and contented boy.
Glad to hear from you Chappies.
Keep in touch and drop us the odd update just to keep us happy
Well done Catherine, Dexter and Bonnie for helping another orphan.
I am sure Dex enjoyed the overall massage its must be part of being accepted into the clan.
Bonnie I am sure is thinking I am above all that licking and loving carry on.
I met Bonnie recently and I think all the four sisters look so similar I think we need a thread with current photos of all four now, a bit like puppy and now all grown up
OMG she is so cute, she looks fantastic
I have to say all these girls were such cute puppies and are now such good looking adults with fantastic attitudes.
Cookie was always a smaller pup than Bonnie.
I met Bonnie recently and what a sweetheart
Out of these four girls three went to live with Westies and one with a Bishon, all the brindle/black girls have white brothers
Thanks for the photos.Seems like a win win situation.
He is such a pretty little dog.
Thanks for the update it’s great to hear how you are all settling in and it looks like Sam has it all under controlHe has turned into a right cutie
Lovely photo.
He looks very regal after his Spa day.
Deffo a look of Blue Blood there but don’t tell the others
John he is trying to tell you something
Great photo Sarah
They all look fantastic with really great coats…………it must be all the good food
He really has taken a stretch, hopefully he will stop soon.
Little Jim is no longer little but what a good looking boy.See you at the next training day.
Thanks for the update.
Marie.Ah Dudley great to hear from you.
This man was in foster with me.
Kim will remember him as he was brought into the Pound on a Sunday morning and she phoned me to see if we could take him.
He was terrified and had a tummy the shape of a rugby ball.I called him Dudley as it was a soft name for a soft natured boy.
You have come a long way since and will never need to look back.
Love your head to head photoRusty looks great
Sorry to hear about his hips but I had a dog that was diagnosed when she was six months old and it was so severe nothing could be done for her.
She went on the usual anti -inflammatory and pain relief but reading up on them they too caused problems long term.
I put her on a Herbal tonic called Free and Easy which is made in Dundalk and available by post from Herbalwise Ltd.
She got that in her food daily and was much more comfortable in herself.
We went back to walks but she knew her own limits.
When it was first confirmed the Vet said I would be lucky if she got to 8 years but she fooled everyone and was finally pts at 14 years.So plenty of walks to enjoy yet.
If you need any more info just let me know.
Thanks for the update.Thanks Jennifer that looks fantastic, very artistic.
I am sure the twins are enjoying life as usual and no doubt getting for Santa.
Kealan is amazed looking at their photos, he says he can still remember Princess sitting on his lap and cuddling in for a snooze.
They got the life they deserved even if they had to travel across the world.
Thanks to both of you for looking after them so well and giving them the chance to have a fun filled and loved life.Thank you so much for the update and boy is he a lucky boy with a fab looking chocolate girlfriend.
He is now living the life that he needed and is just coming to realise.
Another great Happy Ending
Please drop in the odd update we really appreciate to see how the dogs that were in our care are progressing and so do their foster familysThis is one fantastic dog. He is fab on the lead a one finger job.
Good in the car but worried, hopefully he is now getting used to it a bit more.
I don’t think this man would like an active home, he is happy to have a few ZZZZZ after a walk or outing.
Very affectionate and loving.
He is the size of a small Westie.
He would make a very easy companionHappy Birthday …..you look like it was well celebrated
Looking good and all cuddled up in those lovely photos.
One lucky boyExcellent that she has at last find her forever family.
Yes its hard as a fosterer and even more so when its your first dog.
What is important is that as foster parents you can always look back and realise that you were a major part in saving a life.
That is something you will never forget and I have to say it’s a lovely feeling knowing you made a difference.
I just wish more people would do it.
