We're all holding our breath!
A few blogs ago I told you about Penny and Fred. Tomorrow someone is going to be checking Penny out with a view to adopting her. I just got a letter about Fred, too. Someone is interested in him, too!
Please see below the first photos of Otis in his new home. They're a bit shaky, but isn't it wonderful that he's loved, that he's not in a kennel - that he's still alive!
Where would we be without wonderful people like Emma at the pound in Surrey
and Anne taking on death row dogs in Wales. They work so selflessly to place these poor unfortunate dogs
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Fingers crossed for Penny and Fred.
STOP PRESS:
Just got this email from Emma:
"They arrived, they fell in love, they took her. :-) Penny has now gone to a new home."
Wonderful news.
Please see below the first photos of Otis in his new home. They're a bit shaky, but isn't it wonderful that he's loved, that he's not in a kennel - that he's still alive!
Where would we be without wonderful people like Emma at the pound in Surrey
and Anne taking on death row dogs in Wales. They work so selflessly to place these poor unfortunate dogs.Fingers crossed for Penny and Fred.
STOP PRESS:
Just got this email from Emma:
"They arrived, they fell in love, they took her. :-) Penny has now gone to a new home."
Wonderful news.
Comments
For those with a trained eye you will notice Otis still has some extra bits! He is booked in for castration on 28 April and has already been vaccinated and microchipped.
I am so glad that Otis' owner was in the vets at the time (although not so glad that her sisters cat was ill and that was the reason she was there.)
Emma
Good Luck to Penny & Freddie too.
Good luck to all and well done for your hard work.
Teresa and Gary