Hi Ruth, Tom here. Just wanted to let you know that things are going quite well. The strange two in the photo that came are OK, they keep fussing me and feeding me, but my new friend Dreamer is lovely. She does steel my bed a bit though, but that's OK, we just swap.
I really like my new home and am being a good boy - I get lots of food and go out on quite a few walks, though they do get up a bit early.
Just wanted you to know I am OK and thanks for looking after me.
Lots of love..... Tom XX (& Dreamer too lick lick)

Hello again! That sounds very nasty cut to Wolfy's paw, poor Wolfy. It looks like you have done a good job with Wolfy, he doesn't seem at all bothered by the Staffie. Is he a good boy in the house now? I think he has a very good chance now of getting a wonderful home. Well done, and i hope his progress continues. :D

Hello everyone

just a quick update on Toby. he was checked over and registered with our vet last week and behaved ever so well. we weighed him and he was 34.1kg which means he had put on weight and is looking really well. he has now found his appetite and his voice especially when he sees a fox on our 5 am morning walk, boy can he move when he wants to. the rest of the time he loves lounging on 'his sofa' 9 times out of ten with all four legs in the air and his tongue hanging out. i just went past the vets on our way home from the park and popped him on the scales again and he's now 34.3 kg so i am very pleased with his progress. will keep you posted and hope to send you some more pictures soon. love Ina xxx ( and the boys )

Hi Avril, I am very pleased to hear Penny is doing so well.
After the sadness she has been through, she needs a lot of TLC. Well done to you for helping her at her sad time. Please keep in touch.

Hi there - Jack is an eager boy but I always say 'never say never'. I have detrained my greyhounds - two of which were VERY keen when I had them and they ended up being off the lead and unmuzzled so it can be done but it takes a lot of time and patience with a few of them. If you fancy a challenge - he would be the one!

Hi Everyone,
Just a quick note to say Penny girl is doing really well she's getting so much TLC from all of us, She's made herself at home and we feel like we've had her for a lifetime.I'm so glad when i come onto this website to see how many dogs are going to homes it's wonderful cos they deserve it. I'd like to say well done for all the hard work your all putting in. We'll bring Penny Girl up one day for a visit.
:-) xxxx

this photo is a corker, i just love his big cheesy grin. well done Gorgeous George, way to go!!!! love Rossi and Toby ( oh Yeah and their mum Ina xxx)

Hiya Ruth

Jack is the half brother to one of our girlies...do you think he could be detrained to live with small furries or is his prey drive too strong??

Hello Chloe. Wolfy started limping. After a trip to the vets it was felt he had something in his pad possibly picked up during one of his many walks from the kennels. His pad was cut open 3 ways during the operation and hence we knew this would take a while to heal. Trying to keep his dressing dry was a nightmare so this is why he was fostered. He is doing really well in his foster home, his pad is now healed - his only problem is he not good with other breeds of dogs so his foster family are helping him by training him - I am sure he will find a home very soon!

How did Wolfy do this to his paw too?
Yes Wolfy is a big boy but when spent some time with he knows to trust you. After his meal he used to rub his head up your leg to clean his face and when you are stroking him he would lean his head on you! He came form the same kennels as Gem and they used to be kennelled together. Wolfy really deserves a good home as he has been with you for a quite a long time know and he needs to be given a chance!I know this because i used to handle him when he used to be at our kennels aswell.
Chloe