Happy Tails
Meet the dogs we got to say goodby to as they moved into their forever homes. Stories of love, hope and restoration.
Mali
“My mum and dad adopted Mali the Sproker back in July. She loves an adventure in the mountains and falling asleep on our feet. She has instantly become part of the family and we couldn’t be happier with our crazy girl.”
It’s so lovely to see Mali doing so well with her new family.
Patch
“It’s been over a week now since Patch has come home and we are totally in love!
He is the sweetest dog, and seems very happy here. He was very quiet for the first few days, but he’s seemed to settle now and likes saying hi to the dogs that walk past on the cycle path. It’s nice to see him understanding that this is his home now, and that he’s “protecting” the house. We go walking 2/3 times a day, and it seems he has quite an appetite for squirrels when we take him to the park 🙂 We go the the park in the mornings where he’s taken a liking to a patterdale terrier, although Collies are a no go zone at the moment!”
Patch
“It’s been over a week now since Patch has come home and we are totally in love!
He is the sweetest dog, and seems very happy here. He was very quiet for the first few days, but he’s seemed to settle now and likes saying hi to the dogs that walk past on the cycle path. It’s nice to see him understanding that this is his home now, and that he’s “protecting” the house. We go walking 2/3 times a day, and it seems he has quite an appetite for squirrels when we take him to the park 🙂 We go the the park in the mornings where he’s taken a liking to a patterdale terrier, although Collies are a no go zone at the moment!”
Milli
“We adopted Millie in 2017 when she was around 5 months old. Now 4 years, she is a lovely girl to own. We do lots of different activities to keep her busy – although it wasn’t the easiest to get her interested in taking part in training classes, she’s grown in confidence. We now compete (and sometimes even win!) in agility competitions, have our intermediate trick dog award and have done some fun whippet racing, which she adores. In the house, she is the sweetest, cuddliest dog and loves nothing more than being curled up under a blanket. She is very friendly with other dogs and their people, no doubt as a result of the sanctuary doing a very good job with socialisation in her early life.”
We’re so proud of how well this girl doing.
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