1-2 years
Tom – 2-3 year old male Spaniel Cross
Tom is a spaniel cross of around 2-3 years old, he is just waiting to be loved, he lives in a pen with other dogs, he used to be chained to a tree, he mixes well and doesnt seem to bother about cats, he is a small medium in size and build. Tom is really affectionate and is sad and cold, please can somebody give him the chance he needs.
Prince – 18 month old male Kelpie cross Collie
Prince 18 months approximately. Prince is a cross Kelpie and collie, good with other dogs, house trained. Not yet sure about cats.This lovely dog will make a great friend for someone.
Ozzy – 1 year old male Collie Cross
Ozzy is a 1 year old male Collie Cross seeking his forever home due to owner’s change of circumstance. Ozzy is a gentle, sweet man who is brilliant with children 4+ and excellent with other dogs. He is affectionate, loves belly rubs and is a lovely family dog. He is housetrained, travels well in the car, good on lead and loves his walks. Ozzy is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped and up to date with worming and deflea treatments. He is on the smaller side of medium.
Claude – 2 year old male Collie cross Labrador
This sweet boy is Claude, a Collie cross Labrador aged 2 years. Claude is a placid fella, he has been attending doggie day care where there are lots of other dogs and cats and he is friendly to everyone he meets. The owner of the doggie day care centre says he is the most intelligent dog that she has ever met!
Claude is great off lead and will come back when called, he does however greet other dogs once he is off lead rather over enthusiastically and is reluctant to return once he has found a new doggie friend.
In the house Claude is a good boy, he is non destructive and housetrained and he is fine to be left alone for a few hours. Claude is an affectionate boy who loves a fuss and takes an interest in everything.
Could Claude be the addition to your family that you have been looking for?
11Feb2012 | Dunroamin K9 Rescue | READ MOREReggie -1-3 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Reggie is a male Staffordshire Bull Terrier who is our most recent admission, so we are still finding out more about him each day. So far we know that he is house trained and that he seems fine with other dogs. He has been for walks in the park with a couple of our female dogs and has been well behaved towards them and he has tended to not take much interest of other dogs in the park.
He is a sweet boy who isn’t too over excitable or boisterous and should be quite responsive to training.
Reggie will be vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and de-flea’d.
Stitch – 1-2 year old female Collie Cross
This is Stitch and she was found wandering around Kilkenny in Ireland with her spay stitches ripped open. She hgas been all fixed up now and is a lovely girl. Is in foster with 5 children and other dogs. Stiche is 1-2 years old.
Fudge – 1 year old male Collie cross Labrador
This is fudge he is a year old collie cross labrador what a lovely boy he is all he wants to do is have hugs and kisses, he is a big softy fudge is fab with other dogs and cats he knows sit and give paw and he is fast at picking up things. Greatr with cats and other dogs.
Samson – 2 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Hi, I’m Samson. I haven’t always been this way it wasn’t my fault. I don’t see myself any different, but it is your kind that judges me. I was involved in a RTA (Road Traffic Accident), and I underwent an operation that meant losing my hind leg. It wasn’t painful as such. They put me under anesthetic so I would feel no further discomfort. I’m used to dealing with pain, as my litter mates always played hard, but when I work up from my operation, experienced a different kind of pain…
My owners were nowhere to be seen. Maybe they hadn’t located me, or they got caught in traffic, or what if they couldn’t face seeing me this way? Would they be so heartless to abandon me? You hear of these things called pounds, (a place humans put unwanted dogs), but I don’t think they are real.
Well, let me tell you… they are real. I was placed in one after my operation, and it’s a soul-destroying environment. From what I’ve gathered, when you come into these places, you are given only so long to live. Most of the inmates I’ve seen have never left. It’s almost like a prison for my kind. If your humans don’t come to get you, or a dog rescue can’t offer you a rescue space, you die!
I didn’t want to die there, not after I’d survived that RTA. I had to believe I was still alive for some reason. Maybe my human family were coming to get me. Maybe they had managed to locate me, and everything was going to be OK. Unfortunately. They never came. My time was up, and I was being removed. I thought that was it…But, like a twist in a Steven Spielberg story, I was saved by a rescue!
Now, currently living with 15 other dogs, from Chihuahuas, to 16 stone English Mastiffs, 7 cats, Chickens, Horses, and young toddlers, I’m doing great! I love everybody and everything, I’m so thankful. The others don’t make fun of me, or bully me just because I have 3 legs, although they did nickname me Trio (but I’ve changed my name to Samson). I shocked them when I chased them around the garden, but indeed I became a cropper when I slipped over the banana skin they had left me. I just love life, and have so many thanks to give to the humans that saved me. I’m not into confrontation I just like to be warm and comfortable. The food is great here, the people and animals are so friendly, and it really helps me to relax.
But, I know I can’t relax for too long, as I now need to find a new home and family, to call my own. Don’t let my misfortune put you off. I’m not worried about it, so why should you? If you are going to rescue a dog, then why not do just that? Help a dog that is really in need of love. Help a case, that otherwise would be booked to die for no reason.
You’ve read my story, and you know why I’m here. I can’t blame my previous owners maybe they just panicked or couldn’t cope. For one, they are only human. So go on, pick up the dog and bone, and give the rescue a ring. Or, if you’re hi-tech and with it, send an email, and if they are not taking me and the gang out for an afternoon stroll, they will call you back as soon as they can.
Thank you
10Feb2012 | Walker's Creek Rescue Cambridgeshire | READ MOREPellie – 1 year old female Whippet
This stunning girl is slightly taller than a standard Whippet , she is currently living in a house with 14 other dogs, and 6 cats. Although she gets on well with the dogs (collies, chihuahuas, greyhounds, rotties, patterdales and mastiffs). This girl would suit a family home. She thrives on human companionship, and likes living with dogs, cats & young children, 3 years and above, who are very well behaved. Not to mention the chickens and the horses that she respects too!
Very clean in the house, crate trained, travels well, doesn’t chew, loves to be with you. Pellie can be left for up to 4 hours. She is fed twice a day, and enjoys a good workout/ play session.
Vaccinated, micro chipped, wormed, flea treated and spayed as necessary.
Are you the home for the stunning girl??
10Feb2012 | Walker's Creek Rescue Cambridgeshire | READ MOREMac – 18 month old male Rottweiler
Mac is an 18 month old neutered male Rottweiler who needs rehoming because of a change in his owners’ circumstances. Mac is a charming, enthusiastic young dog who loves people and gets on well with other dogs.
He will need new owners with experience of large breeds, preferably Rottweilers or similar. He is housetrained and can be left on his own for a few hours. Mac would benefit from some further training. He could live with a calm female dog and with children 12 years plus. Mac is a young lad who is full of potential for the right owner.
Could you offer him a forever home?
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