Dogs successfully rehomed - Page 4

Rescue Remedies · #31 (**permalink**) 22-12-2008, 09:55 AM

Sasha is a vision of loveliness. So gentle; calm and serenity itself. Sasha is 9 years old and was an ex-breeding bitch who came into rescue 4 yrs ago and owned by an elderly lady who had no trouble with her at all! Sadly her owner is now in a nursing home and Sasha is being cared for by relatives until her forever home is found.

Sasha is housetrained; can be left for short periods..longer if with another dog; walks to heel on a lead; comes off the lead in open park areas; meets people and dogs very well...as Goldies do!

Isn't she lovely. Great for a first time dog owner to offer her a family to care for and they to enjoy a dog who isn't in your face but there beside you whilst you're gardening; watching TV or cooking tea. We spayed Sasha 10 days ago; she is vaxed and chipped. She has a little medication just to boost her system and ease her joints. She has good joints but just finds stairs too much nowadays and especially as a puppyfarm dog never was used to them in her youth. She is a little overweight but this can be reduced slowly mainly through exercise...she loves to run to with her companion dogs!

Please visit our website Rescue Remedies and go to our FORUM where you find individual threads on all our dogs and you can watch their progress.

Delighted to report that Sasha has found her forever home just before the end of 2008!

Rescue Remedies · #32 (**permalink**) 24-12-2008, 07:23 PM

Roly is a 5 yrs old Parson's Jack Russell with a lovely temperament and lively terrier outlook. He is sociable with people; strangers; dogs and children. He hasn't lived with children however. Roly walks well on the lead and seems well connected in with his owners. Oh yes forgot to mention he is very good looking as well! Roly is neutered; vax'd and chipped. Currently in kennels near Gatwick.

Please visit our website Rescue Remedies and go to our FORUM where you find individual threads on all our dogs and you can watch their progress.

Roly saw in the New Year with a new home!

Rescue Remedies · #33 (**permalink**) 02-01-2009, 12:54 PM

Jules is a Jewel. He is a Jack through and through..so come forwards you Jack lovers..he doesn't go halves on personality. Jules was found stray with a female Jack Russell..she was sold from the pound. He was frightened & reactive in the pound & nearly lost his life. He must be about 3 yrs old. He has actually settled well since coming into foster and we experience him to be very sweet; very loving; a licky licky lap dog. He has been trained to beg and is housetrained. Jules however is reacting to dogs outside but is showing signs of settling. It must all be too much for him. You can stroke him whilst in his bed; add food to his bowl whilst eating. And outside he is like just snapping the air to no affect. He has just been neutered; 1st Vax'd and chipped.

Jules needs a family who can give him the confidence he needs to regain his. He will come out the other side and has all the hallmarks of a clever; well loved and attentive Jack.

Please go to our website Rescue Remedies and completed our questionnaire if you are interested in homing Jules.

Jules ... fingers crossed ... found his forever home!

Jules found his forever home a little while ago. Apologies, but can you remove his thread. Tks

Rescue Remedies · #34 (**permalink**) 02-01-2009, 10:32 PM

Jack Red fell terrier (which is close cousin to an Irish Terrier) 6 yrs old. Jack was rescued at i yrs old and had a very loving and active life. sadly his owners have split and neither have the circumstance to offer him the life he is used to. He has been an only dog but can accept dogs into his territory with gentle neutral introductions. he loves his walks but is very social and can leap up at people to say hello which needs kerbing. Loving and well trained Jack is a dog that makes your heart sing.

So couch potatoes stay away..people who like to brave the ourdoors and keep a track of the seasons this is your dog!. Jack has a wonderful personality and yes at 6 yrs you'd think he was calming down..we're told he has but terrier people will know its usually at the 13-14 yr old mark that you begin to enjoy the cosy fireside sleeps !

Jack is currently in kennels in Farnham Hampshire while he waits for new horizons. He is neutered; chipped and vaxed. Please visit our website and see his thread on our forum under dogs in kennels for a detailed picture of his loveliness. Click HERE

Hi there

Jack is in foster with a view to homing. Not final yet, but fingers crossed. Will keep you posted.

Jack found his forever home today!

Rescue Remedies · #35 (**permalink**) 10-01-2009, 02:08 PM

Batleigh is about 2 yrs was found stray with a smile on his face and red ball in his mouth. The smile must have been there because he was being picked up and taken into the care of Rochdale Dog Rescue and therefore he was safe and would be held until a safe rescue place was found. Very lucky for any dog but Especially lucky for Batleigh being a Staff.-.proud of it and loved for it -but he may have easily been discriminated against within the 'system'. We are proud to say after nearly 1 yr in kennels Batleigh has come into foster!

Batleigh has is now housetrained. When you look into Batleigh's eyes you firstly see love...then coupled with keen intelligence and a gentle nature... He ised to grab the lead out of excitement but providing his energy levels are ultilised and his excitement levels are managed this is fading. He is now respecting the lead and understands it is taking him places so not to be chewed. He is calming down more when he gets company. Batleigh is neutered, chipped and vax'd.

Batleigh is a handsome longer legged, slighter framed Staffie. He enjoys his walks and is meeting dogs really well sometimes a little playful but if told off backs away. If you know about Staffie cuddles and licks then you'll know just how loving Batleigh is. His heart bursts in his attempt and great need to love. Batleigh is fostered in Farnham Surrey

Batleigh is doing so well and has a great following of 'lovers' and 'well wishers' We can't wait for Batleigh to find his family now he is fully adjusted into a domestic setting again. He is so aware and grateful of all offered. If you are interested in gaining this gem as your forever companion please complete our questionnaire via our website Rescue Remedies.

Batleigh is currently still in foster and still waiting for his forever home.

Yes, and unfortunately his foster place is coming to an end very shortly and we don't have another foster place for him so he is likely to go into kennels

One more adorable piccie of this lovely boy smiling ...

Waiting since April ... but now homed!

Rescue Remedies · #36 (**permalink**) 10-01-2009, 02:09 PM

Arthur isn't an Arthur Daley more a King Arthur! Magestic is the word that comes to mind when you are in his presence and he grants you an audience. Arthur is so gentle so soft by nature; if you've owned a bull breed before you will go bananas! He is great with children and other dogs; loves people and his walks. Lost for words as we all have been in getting to know this patience character, who sits out his time in kennels, confident his owners will find him soon.

He is about 2 yrs old; newly neutered; vax'd and chipped. Soft soft coat and soft soft nature. He can play tug with determination and needs firm control to settle him back down. We don't advocate tug play so better to lead him through into fetch.and he'll soon cotton on. Typical bull breed eager to please.and lick!

Please visit our FORUM to see this dogs individual thread, find out more about them and follow their progress: Rescue Remedies.myfastforum.org :: Arthur Am Bull Firhill Kennels. Please also visit our website at Rescue Remedies and complete our questionnaire if you would like to offer any of our dogs a forever home.

Happy to report that Arthur found his forever home!

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