Dogs successfully rehomed

Rescue Remedies · #1 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 07:49 AM

Spirit is a wonderful dog ..and yes he is the size of a Labrador. Sadly Spirit was abandoned in kennels and he has sat there for 6 months. He is great with all the dogs we have introduced him to and he walked well on the lead once he gets over the initially excitement. He takes treats really well once he is calmed into awaited attention..oh boy what fun! He was a 'loved dog' but his owner moved and obviously couldn't take him with her. Despite all this Spirit still has a ready smile on his face.

Spirit was neutered and chipped. He needs a foster or permanent home to allow him to enter back into life and spread his wonderful Spirit. If you have had a large bull breed dog before i.e. Boxer you will really rate this dog. He needs a good sized garden and people with time to give him the input especially initially to resettle him into domesticity again. His housetraining will soon revert to how it was as the kennel staff say he is a clean dog.

Here he is with Rescue Remedies team members How wonderful is he? Please visit our website and his thread on our Forum under dogs in Kennels. OR visit him in his kennels. He is sitting waiting for his time to come but we will home him carefully with someone who can offer him a life full of company; cuddles and command. www.RescueRemedies.co.uk

Am absolutely delighted to say that Spirit found his forever home today!

Rescue Remedies · #2 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:21 AM

Mocha was surrendered to a pound at the age of 14 months in May with no history taken. Mocha has been in kennels since waiting for her home with a month or so in foster in the midst! She is now 21 months old. She has been spayed and fully vax. She is a Patterdale terrier, chocolate brown with badger white markings. She is tiny for a Patterdale; very dainty - the size of a domestic cat. She is loving and sensitive. Keenly intelligent and every bit the Terrier Miss. She can react to dogs in a kennels situation though is much calmer now. Out on her walks she meets dogs well and learning to take it all in her stride. Mocha will need to stay on an 8 metre extender to ensure controlled introductions and that she comes back! Needs to be an only pet with out visiting pets. Mocha is a terrier who needs a terrier owner She be a fabulous dog to be really proud of. Her only issue is she can get herself in a tizz and react if meetings are too fast..controlled and gentle -all is well.

Mocha is people centred..relaxes when you're with her and will look for permission to come on your lap. She can be left for short periods without event and very well housetrained. She is a pretty as a picture but as her name suggests she is full of beans!! She doesn't deserve to have been in kennels for such a long time, but she is now in foster.

All enquiries should be accompanied by a complete questionnaire via our website Rescue Remedies. Visit her thread via the homepage of the website on our FORUM under dogs in kennels.

Mocha found a home this weekend - everything crossed for her!

Rescue Remedies · #3 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:40 AM

Spice was found stray in Nov 07. She has been kennelled since then in a rescue centre. She is a great little character around 3 yrs old. She is affectionate and responsive but will get the upperhand if allowed. She is a little insecure and so can test dogs out..as so many terriers do..but soon settles when they recognise her behaviour and dont rise to her. She is currently mixing with 3 4 other dogs in foster. She loves her toys but isn't possessive with them. Spice can be reactive to traffic; perhaps she got a scare when stray. She is more comfortable with slower moving cars, stationary cars she'll want to get in! She tells the fast ones off. Oh dear Spice you sound like a grumpy old lady but in fact you are a really lovely dog.

Spice needs a 'feet on the ground" terrier home. She could live with other dogs providing she is managed and not pampered to. She is spayed; vax'd and chipped.Spice is fostered in Chessington.

If you love Jacks you'll love her character and cheeky nature. She needs to make you laugh, not cry! Visit our website Rescue Remedies. She has her own thread on our forum via the website under dogs in foster.

Spice has found her forever home!

Rescue Remedies · #4 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:45 AM

Ted is a 5 yrs old pedigree Lakeland Terrier. Lakies are quite feisty characters so loads of 'bottle' and character. Ted has just lost his home as his owner has returned to work and could face leaving him long hours and very little time to offer him in their busy lives. he has always lived integral to the family. He has been well trained and taught boundaries. Like so many terriers his only issues are with meeting strangers, and providing these meetings are managed he soon settles. If his energy gets whipped up he has on 3 occasions in 5 yrs been known to nip.

Ted is settling in foster. He is mixing with dogs on his walks and gaining confidence in this area. He settles well in his own company. Loves his hide bones. If you've had a terrier before you will know about managing the terrier around post delivery; visitors and other 'excitements'. So if you love the terrier in your terrier..then you'll love Ted but he isn't a Teddy..he isn't a touchy feely dog..loyal yes; affectionate yes but a little aloof and lovely with it! Fostered in Richmond

Follow Ted's thread on our forum under dogs in foster via our website: Rescue Remedies

Ted found his forever home today!

Rescue Remedies · #5 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:47 AM

Millie is a lovely 8 yr old Labrador x who was rescued in France and has come to our small island. She is just wonderful. Good with people; children; dogs. Millie has grown up along side a baby who is now 5 yrs. good off the lead. Needs garden security. Sits for her treats. Her tail is like a big black feather duster so your housework gets done in the process of having fun. She is looking for companionship. Fostered in Blackheath London

So what can we say..Millie is spayed; vax'd and chipped. She wont be with us for long as she will find her forever home pretty soon..so hurry thru to our forum via our website Go to our website Rescue Remedies..visit her thread under dogs in foster and complete our questionnaire. She is a gem!

Hi there

There has been a lot of interest in Millie and she has found a home!

Rescue Remedies · #6 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:49 AM

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. He is mixing with dogs inside his foster home just fine. Trusted person can approach him whilst in his bed and stroke him. You can also put food in his bowl no reaction. 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 visit his thread under dogs in foster on our forum via our website Rescue Remedies

Jules has found his forever home!

Rescue Remedies · #7 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:52 AM

Scrappy is 5 yrs & has matured into a royal dog. He is a chunky, black and tan terrier mimicking a schnauzer but we are told his parents were Fell terriers. Scrappy has been adored by his owners and grown up with older children. He has never liked to much coming and goings..just settled within his family unit and plodding along on his walks. He in fact doesn't like children and strangers; well in my own time.

Scrappy is used to being left; loves to potter around the garden and play with his owners. He has adjusted very well in foster after losing his home when a baby was due. He would suit a childless couple who enjoy walking and gardening with a more sedate life. He doesn't like people to be too direct, others he welcomes. Scrappy is his own person and his owners will need to respect him; love him and give him time to settle. If you are touchy feely yes but once bonded but with strangers no..OH HOW VERY BRITISH Aloof yes; aware yes; loving and playful yes but on his terms. He will give the 'look' and may growl if he isn't feeling comfortable. 'RESPECT' is the word. He will obey house-rules, is housetrained; enjoys the car; meets dogs well.

Ideally we envisage him being an only pet, in a peaceful environment without demands made on him. Not the focus of attention with visitors but no doubt will come and say hello when he wants. Luvvy duvvy no only to his trusted owners and friends. Outside introductions on his terms. Just let him be and you have a solid loving and truly loyal companion. Please visit our website CLICK HERE

Scrappy is still waiting for his forever home to come along.

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

Rescue Remedies · #8 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:53 AM

Tigger is an 18 month Tigger! Poodle x ?Patterdale 14" to the withers so small; slight build with a charcoal grey non moult coat with blaze of white. He has a very sweet nature but hasn't had the best of starts. Now needs a good home who are up for a cheeky terrier with all the safety and security measures that involves. he is great with dogs and people. His energy may get whipped up by young children..visitors who are respectful yes. Would benefit from training though knows sit and paws!

Tigger will make you laugh; be your companion and hopefully occupy the centre of your world. Here are a few pictures on arrival..new pictures will be taken soon. Please visit his thread under dogs in foster on our forum via our website CLICK HERE

Thank you very much.

Am delighted to say that Tigger has found a forever home!

Rescue Remedies · #9 (**permalink**) 28-10-2008, 08:56 AM

Harris is a 3 yr old Patterdale Terrier. He is a dream boat Harrison Ford of terriers..jet black wire coat. On the larger side 17" to the withers (shoulder) and has a clear springy energy which is aching for an active life. Harris is from working stock & has been highly trained which is to his credit. He is a super dog who bonds deeply and is friendly; loving and affectionate. Like most Fell Terriers he is not safe to live with small furries; cats. His energy also is too much for babies and hence he lost his home.

In foster he has been a dream...settles when left; great fun on his walks and will recall to a squeaky toy. He wasn't mixed with dogs by his previous owners but the signs are he would love to but a little gushing and needs gentle introductions. He has welcomed visitors in our setting but apparently had become protective of his home with a few nipping episodes but his energy was managed and further events avoided. Harris is neutered, vax'd and chipped. Fostered in Richmond.

Harris is a larger than life terrier who is sooo lovely; such fun but needs a firm line to keep his instincts in check. Please visit his thread under dogs in foster on our forum via our website CLICK HERE

Delighted to report that Harris has found his forever home!

Rescue Remedies · #10 (**permalink**) 01-11-2008, 10:38 PM

Ruby is 2 yrs old Fell terrier. She is 17" to the shoulder and lean so presents as well proportioned but leggy. A pretty and very dear soul. Ruby has just left her third home due to a baby arrival and resultant nerves! A smashing terrier who has been loved but just been unlucky. Her last home had her 15 months, valued and trained her well. Ruby is spayed; vax’d and chipped.

Ruby is good with other dogs and has been living with a westie. She has also lived with a cat but needed tutoring to leave it be! A really great terrier who is soon to find her forever home we’re sure. Ruby needs a secure garden and awareness on how to respect terriers as she knows herself as a dog.

Please visit our website Click HERE Rescue Remedies than click our forum to view our rescue work and see individual threads on all our dogs.

Ruby has now found her forever home!

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