Home
Fig – 4 year old male Cross-Breed
Dogs Now Rehomed

Fig – 4 year old male Cross-Breed

February 14, 2019

Fig is a four year old medium sized Cross-Breed. Fig is fostered in Norfolk (FR007). Fig was caught from the streets of Romania by the dog catchers and taken to the Radauti public shelter. The shelter is always overcrowded and fighting is rife and Fig was picked on by the other dogs. After he was badly attacked for a second time he was removed from the pens and placed in isolation for his own safety.

GREAT NEWS! This Dog Has Now Been Rehomed
Thanks to good people like yourself who use DogsBlog.com on a daily basis, this dog has now found a new, permanent loving home. There are more dogs still looking though…
Latest Dogs For AdoptionFind Your Dream Dog!
Allow us to find your PERFECT canine partner with our DogsBlog matchmaker service. Enter your details below for our daily dogs for adoption digest…

Unfortunately his sanctum was a dark cupboard sized pen in the depths of the shelter where his mental state was now at risk due to the deprived environment. We were asked to take him as an emergency case and he came to us early last year.

Fig is a happy and waggy tailed playful boy who adores humans and still loves other dogs despite his ordeal. Fig is the class clown and loves nothing better than to make his loved ones laugh. He is super affectionate and loves to run on the beach or fields but is equally in heaven curled up on the sofa on someone’s lap.

If you are interested please call or message us between 9am and 6pm.

Safe Rescue

Safe Rescue

For further details regarding adopting a dog from Safe Rescue please email saferescue@hotmail.co.uk or telephone Kelly Hare 07899 844524. We are a voluntary organisation with members from all over the world that have come together to help dogs in need, regardless of their location. To date we have helped dogs from Spain, Cyprus and Turkey but the majority of our work takes place in Romania where we have built up strong relationships with many dedicated rescuers before bringing the dogs to the UK and into foster care for rehoming.