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Kuma has found a loving forever home thanks to Martina and Jimmy – you really do such a terrific job – many thanks.
Thanks for the update Martina – I’m delighted Keyko is getting on with the other "girls". You both do a wonderful job with these dogs who otherwise would not have a chance.
Many thanks for the update on Lilly. I really loved her when she was in the Pound and I christened her – so to speak. My terrier isn’t good with other dogs so I hoped she would find a wonderful home – which no doubt she has. Lilly certainly deserves the very best – she did not have a very good start in life and I’m delighted to see how loved she is. Further updates when you have a chance would be very much appreciated.
Well our Rex is a little bit happier today – he came out of his kennel for Anne and off they went for a well deserved walk. Rex is a real beauty in every way – another real gem to be found in Ashton Pound.
This poor is so frientened in the Pound, hopefully he will come for a walk tomorrow. I saw him peeping over into the next kennel – he’s finding life in the Pound very strange indeed. Rex is a really handsome dog – lets hope his forever home is just around the corner.
She’s in great form Martina – waiting patietly for her chance at a new life. Many thanks to you and Jimmy.
HENRY THE GREAT a title richly deserved – Henry babysat puppies and mature dogs alike and shared his toys and treats with them. Kim, Henry’s owner tells me all Henry’s treats and toys are being donated to the Poundies in Ashton Pound – I wouldn’t expect anything less from Henry and his very sad owner Kim.
Just now in Rainbow Bridge Henry is choosing a very classy pink collar
– it sparkles in the sunshine as he runs over the bridge and bounces through the fields. Long live Henry the Great.Many thanks Martina, she was so good when we tried to help her on Sunday last – she deserves so much better.
Unfortunately photographs can’t show the terrible condition poor Cassie is in but for all that she remained quiet and good natured while we did what we could for her. She appears to have such a bad flea infestation that she had drawn blood from scratching. Her eyes are badly infected – she has many cuts and grazes and she is full of milk having recently had puppies which no doubt will be sold for a small fortune.
– it sparkles in the sunshine as he runs over the bridge and bounces through the fields. Long live Henry the Great.