Oh poor thing, Pam told me what a complete poppet shiran is, I'm sure she'll find a forever home very soon, especially being such a little dot. I really should stop looking at this website, I'd love to adopt them all (but not 100% sure what Willow would think of that!) Good luck Shiran, hang on in there - the right home for you is out there!

That definitely deserves a cuddle

Frank was neutered yesterday and the poor boy had 26 teeth removed. He spent the night at ours and was very good. He toileted outside and he loves being cuddled. He met a German Shepherd at the vets before his op and 2 Westies over the park and he was great with them.

She is a little dot! About 24kg...... she is sooooo sweet!

how tiny? would she be able to fit in with my lot of pets?

Oh thats such a shame! I hope she finds a new home very soon! She seems lovely.
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She is a very beautiful girl indeed!!
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What a brave girl Sandra is. She gave blood today when the Pet Blood Bank came to Daybreaks.

I visited Banners Gate at Sutton Park on Sunday and would like to say although I arrived very late every one made me and George very welcome. It was good to pick up helpful tips and see George so relaxed with other greyhounds and teir owners. I will try and take him to some other meetings. George continues to be a whimp around people he does n0t know but is improving with those who visit the farm on a regular basis. I still have a lot to learn and would not dare write about some of the incidents I have had since he came to the farm. He is my best friend and cries when I return home after even a short time away. The living room door is loosing its varnish becouse he jumps up it to greet mee when he hears me comming down the stairs in the morning. I am continuing to get up when my husband milks the cows in the morning to take him for a walk on his own. Therfore I feel fitter. Who needs regular airobics when they have a greyhound. He just loves his twice a day walks and knows by my change of foot wear that he is in with a good chance of a walk accross the fields. Good to see you on Sunday Good Luck with homing Pearl

Poor Perarl I keep seeing her face on the web site and feel so sorry that she still does not have a home to go to.
I visited Banners Gate at Sutton Park on Sunday with George who we have had for appro 8 weeks now and just had to ask why Pearl was still at the kennells. Although I arrived very late every one made us very welcome. I reall y must try and get to another of your gaterings on time.Good luck Pearl in finding the right home.