Dogs successfully rehomed - Page 2

Rescue Remedies · #11 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:13 PM

Timmy is tiny..a tot but not lacking in personality. He is approx 2-3 yrs old and wire coated. In good health and in good humour. He was rescued from a pound and so has just been neutered and is settling into our kennels and become especially endeared to staff and volunteers.

Timmy is friendly with both people and dogs but we're not sure about him living with another dog. He also hasn't been proven with children but children over ten or respectful children over 6 should be just fine.

So Jack people out there here he is; tiny Timmy an early Xmas sweetie. Please visit our website and see his thread on our forum under dogs in kennels for a detailed picture of his loveliness. Click HERE Rescue Remedies

Sure have ... he found his forever home yesterday!

Rescue Remedies · #12 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:14 PM

Royson is a very special dog. A labx mixed breed and has a super temperament to match. Golden brown coat with eyes to match and a cheery smile whenever you meet him. 3 yrs old and a nice weight and in good health. He is currently in kennels but we know he was homed with another older dog who was his companion from when he was introduced as a pup. Sadly they were both given to the pound due their owners poor health and the older dog got offered a foster place without him..so as his life was in threat we saved him. Everyone loves him. He was neutered and dew claws removed 11th Nov. a day to remember so just settling after this necessary assault. He is being cared for and loved by the kennel staff.

Royson is a super 'must have' dog. We do not know if he has had contact with children but with experienced dog people it shouldn't be an issue for children over 6. In fact he will make a lovely family dog. These pictures are the best but give a feel. Please visit our website and see his thread on our forum under dogs in kennels for a detailed picture of his loveliness. Click HERE Rescue Remedies

Delighted to report that Royson found his forever home!

Rescue Remedies · #13 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:17 PM

Chester is a 7 month old Jack Russell x Cavalier oh he is a lovely little boy but got way above his station in his home and began nipping. His family found it hard to issue command over him. In foster now for a week and is learning to know his place and anyway is just too busy playing with his Border terrier foster brother to rule the house. He is a scamp and runs off with shoes and socks and paper and... He is loving his time in foster and we are looking for such a fun place for him to enjoy being a puppy in, in his home. He is a little scared of children and although fostered with them is better to go to a home where he knows his role in the pack and isn't confused whether he is mastered or master.

Needs trust building eg learning to be stroked and cuddled; belly rubs oh what a joy. Had a delicate tummy as a young pup but seems to growing out of that nicely. Chester barks at the door bell, sleeps all night in a crate, outside is good on lead but unsure of traffic All in all he is settling well and has started a new with a aware, forwarned and confident family..so able to relinguish the stressful role of managing the show..to junior!

If you love Jack Russell and are confident you can continue with his rehab. If you like this little designer dog, he could be designed and destined for YOU ....please complete our questionnaire via our website. Please visit his thread under dogs in kennels on our forum via our website Click HERE Rescue Remedies

Rescue Remedies · #14 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:20 PM

Dalton is around 10 yrs old and came from a pound. He is a dear dog who is so handsome and yet a little frail. He has a heart murmur and evidence of some muscle wastage on his back legs. He hasn't received the care he deserves but don't worry we will find him his perfect home. Dalton is being snipped and will receive a dental on the 17th November. He is currently in kennels but enjoys sitting in his bed with his toys watching the world go by. Currently in Farnham Hants.

Dalton meets dogs well but doesn't like them in his face. He is a little nervous in our situation as obviously unsettled. He is good to walk and loves to be stroked. Obviously lost his home through no fault of his own. Looking for a nice only pet home for him to potter around in following his owner from room to room.

If you can find it in you heart to fall truly deeply for Dalton as we have..please complete our questionnaire via our website. Please visit his thread under dogs in kennels on our forum via our website Click HERE Rescue Remedies

Dalton found his forever home this weekend!

Rescue Remedies · #15 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:23 PM

Angus is a 3 yr old Chocolate labrador. he is in very good health and has a very good nature. Yes he is a little lively but very containable. He is brilliant with very young children, people and strangers. Exciteable around dogs and need more socialisation on this score. He also needs lead training and recall. He is being left without destruction or noise..in fact he isn't a barker even when people come to the door. His enthusiasm needs kerbing when meeting people thats all. He is food obsessed, he is housetrained and he is beautiful. Newly neutered; vax'd and chipped. He is a good weight. Presents very well for a family environment. His currently owners took him in from a couple who had split and could manage anymore..which was a replica of how they attained. So 3 homes so far..we are looking for his FOREVER home.

Angus doesn't come from Scotland so we can only think his love for sirloin steak clues his name!!! Angus has not been hip scored but we believe he has no problems in this area.

We are looking for a home who can manage a dog who is currently managed on a halti lead to control his energy and who are keen in training to round his corner off! ..please complete our questionnaire via our website. Please visit his thread under dogs home from home on our forum via our website Click HERE Rescue Remedies

Delighted to say that Angus found his forever home this weekend!

Rescue Remedies · #16 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:25 PM

Annie is a ped. Lakeland terrier bred for show. Sadly Annie was kept back by the breeder in a cramped crate throughout her puppihood with no real input. She was homed in with 2 dogs who savaged her in the owners absense 2 months after homing. Taken from the vets to another multidog home she again mixed but after 2 pack fights the owner got worried she was going to be picked on again tried to keep her separated which meant she barked incessantly to join her friends again. She is just over 1 yr old.

Annie is currently in our Farnham Hampshire kennels awaiting a foster place or ideally her home. She is good with dogs inside and out of her home, but maybe better as an only dog to really give her a chance she has never had of training and individual love. She is not housetrained due to her poor past.

A dear little soul who is nervous of people intially and probably will always be slightly reticent due to lack of handling as a pup. She is as pretty as a picture but special needs as she needs to work through her separation anxiety as having found love and company is likely to cling.

If you think you can offer Annie her big chance to acknowledge and gain a near normal life which if anyone deserved it she does..please complete our questionnaire via our website. Please visit his thread under dogs in kennels on our forum via our website Click HERE Rescue Remedies

Annie found her forever home this weekend!

Rescue Remedies · #17 (**permalink**) 15-11-2008, 07:28 PM

Patch is a Patti who is a whow. He is 5 yrs old which isn't old for a terrier..but you would think he was closer to 1! He is high energy but lovely temperament with it. Soo good looking with a black glistening curly coat and a white star.

Patch was living with a young family who were evicted. He had nowhere to go so arrived in foster a week ago. He has since been snipped; chipped and vax'd. He is trying to get used to being on a lead but is every which way! He can be left short periods without destruction or noise. He is good in the car. Fostered in Richmond

Very loving; caring and affectionate. Great with people, children and strangers. Needs security measures as terriers do re exits and boundaries. Intelligent and keen to please.

Please visit our website Click HERE Rescue Remedies Please complete our questionnaire if you are offering his forever home.

For some reason Patch is still waiting for his forever home and we cannot understand why! Here is another photo ... isn't he gorgeous?

You can following his thread on our forum for more details, photos and to follow his progress ... CLICK HERE:: Patch 5 yrs Patterdale Fostered Richmond.

Delighted to report that Patch has found his forever home just before the end of 2008!

Sashieboo · #18 (**permalink**) 24-11-2008, 09:49 PM

These two GORGEOUS little pups are up for adoption through HWAR

One is male and one is female, 12 wks old, both from the same litter and both a barrel of fun!! They're progressing really well with their toilet training and are on puppy pads, they're both full of confidence now and think nothing of bounding up onto the sofa and crawling up you for puppy kisses They're clever little souls and can already sit and give paw on command

They'll be going the vet this week for their first vaccs and worming.

These 2 lil beauties have now been rehomed...and very close to me too

they'll have their first xmas in their forever home *swoon*

Rescue Remedies · #19 (**permalink**) 01-12-2008, 11:40 AM

Davy is a Rottie (Mother) x Shepherd (Father) His mother apparently was a big girl and he consequently is a big boy. He is 9 months old and very well socialised with babies upwards; and dogs. We rescued him from a family with 6 children-- 4 under 6 yrs old..he was living with an unspayed Staffie cross and they got on famously but he was innocence incarnate.

Davy is a gentle giant..he is very laid back for a 9 month lad but will play with dogs if they are up for it! He has just been neutered and chipped; vax'd and wormed. In very good health. Davy is now been cat tested and doing so well. EVERYONE loves him. His only issues currently are he is getting used to car travel..from refusing to go in initially, he now gets in and is subdued but no longer 'dribbling with worry'. He is still chewing but this is steered to appropriate chewing. He needs exposure to the outside world and is walking on a halti currently to train him to walk to heel..this will be on going for the next few months as he obviously has never been walked before now and is very keen to "go and meet!"

Please complete our questionnaire via our website Rescue Remedies ..click for the Forum on homepage Please visit his forum thread under dogs needing homes under our care - updated daily.

A new picture of Davy who is still in kennels awaiting his forever home. Apparently he is lovely to walk and this is one of him while out ...
there are more details & photos on his thread on our website at Rescue Remedies.myfastforum.org :: Davy Shep x Rottie 9 mths Horley Kennels

So pleased to report that this guy found his forever home this weekend!

Rescue Remedies · #20 (**permalink**) 01-12-2008, 11:42 AM

Kacy is 11 months old (12.07) and meant to be a Rhodesian Ridgeback cross..all we do know is he is both beautiful in body and soul. Currently in kennels awaiting either a suitable foster place or forever home. He is playful with other dogs and took justt 5 minutes to settle into the idea of the kennels. He has shown no aggression to any dog and plays nicely with whoever would let him!

He is good with cats and good with small furries (ignores them).

He is slightly shy of new people initially but soon trusts. He bonds very quickly with people and likes to sit near to you quietly. He is not sure about toys at the moment. He seems very suspicious about the whole idea of play!

Kacy has lived with children and spends most of his time ignoring them. He much prefers adult company, the intellectual type!

He has a good appetite so we should be able to get weight on him quickly and although he is fine in kennels he is going to be better in a home environment as he is so fond of people.

Please complete our questionnaire via our website Rescue Remedies ..click for the Forum on homepage Please visit his forum thread under dogs needing homes under our care - updated daily.

Delighted to report that Kacy found his forever home!

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