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Did Fudge’s ‘owner(s)’ ever get in touch either to take him home to to say they no longer wanted him? Nice little dog, at least he is safe in the hands of his foster family. Yet ANOTHER splendid little JRT, it breaks my heart so see so many great little dogs landing in the pound. Glad she has a nice foster family though, gives her the chance to show her true self, in safety. I hope she has a good long time with her family, her comfort and security will hopefully override any health issues. Our dog Cassie (was Cassidy) had major health issues identified quite soon after her arrival but 19 months later and with a growing list of very serious health issues, she is marching on and anyone seeing/meeting her would never know. Its got very little to do with us, she is just really enjoying a pleasant life where she lives very much as part of our family, warm, fed and secure. She is very playful and each health matter that has presented itself has had the vets saying, "well, its not good, we can try XYZ and see what happens but if it/this doesn’t work, that really is the end of the road". Cassie thunders on and thoroughly enjoys her life. A message there for all of us I thinkl. Good luck little dog, enjoy all the care you are getting – you deserve every single bit of it. That is BRILLIANT – also the best advert ever for the fantastic work the DID team do. I hope your boy is the star of the show. I can’t wait to see this little puppy dog start to flourish into a ‘normal’ puppy, he must feel rubbish at the moment. He is ‘in the circle of care’ and I hope he will start to feel better soon, a long road in front of him but we are on that road with him. Get well, get well, get well. Thank you for the up-date, I can now try and remove that photo of a worried little dog to a more content one. Nice to know she is being cared for in a home environment, poor little mite, she is only the size of a crumb! Oh, that really is nice news, thank you (as well) to the pound staff, what good people you are. Little Fairy looks so worried but she will be happier now. Dog pound to watching Eastenders – what a different world Olie is now living in! Nice end to a sad story. Not even in double figures of age, poor little soul. You do have to wonder what sort of trash treated (ill-treated) this little soul. I suppose they have to get a very grudging and microscopic bit of ‘praise’ for dumping the pup at the pound. At least Eoin now has a fraction of a chance of a decent life if he avoids all the infections that sweep through pounds and gains the strangth to fight of what he may already have. I will keep you and the little JRT pup in my thoughts. The only reason I didn’t fill in a blog for her was my attempt not to feel attached – too late! Wish I had the room and the time.
Did Fudge’s ‘owner(s)’ ever get in touch either to take him home to to say they no longer wanted him? Nice little dog, at least he is safe in the hands of his foster family.
Yet ANOTHER splendid little JRT, it breaks my heart so see so many great little dogs landing in the pound. Glad she has a nice foster family though, gives her the chance to show her true self, in safety.
I hope she has a good long time with her family, her comfort and security will hopefully override any health issues. Our dog Cassie (was Cassidy) had major health issues identified quite soon after her arrival but 19 months later and with a growing list of very serious health issues, she is marching on and anyone seeing/meeting her would never know. Its got very little to do with us, she is just really enjoying a pleasant life where she lives very much as part of our family, warm, fed and secure. She is very playful and each health matter that has presented itself has had the vets saying, "well, its not good, we can try XYZ and see what happens but if it/this doesn’t work, that really is the end of the road". Cassie thunders on and thoroughly enjoys her life. A message there for all of us I thinkl. Good luck little dog, enjoy all the care you are getting – you deserve every single bit of it.
Soooooooo cute and very tiny. Do I have room? Sadly, not at the moment, otherwise . . . . .
Thank you for the up-date, I can now try and remove that photo of a worried little dog to a more content one. Nice to know she is being cared for in a home environment, poor little mite, she is only the size of a crumb!
She looks like she is wearing a ‘super hero’ mask. So, so sweet.
Nice end to a sad story.
Not even in double figures of age, poor little soul. You do have to wonder what sort of trash treated (ill-treated) this little soul. I suppose they have to get a very grudging and microscopic bit of ‘praise’ for dumping the pup at the pound. At least Eoin now has a fraction of a chance of a decent life if he avoids all the infections that sweep through pounds and gains the strangth to fight of what he may already have. I will keep you and the little JRT pup in my thoughts. The only reason I didn’t fill in a blog for her was my attempt not to feel attached – too late! Wish I had the room and the time.