Every Life Matters
Isla and Whisky adopted
Great news! Two of our youngest residents went to their new home together on 10 February 2024. Isla and Whiskey will be able to play around and hopefully grow old together. We wish them and their new owners all the best. See you for your vaccinations!
Isla, female
Whiskey, male
Pugsley adopted
We took Pugsley to his forever home today, 5 February 2024. Martin and Julianna were the ones that found him discarded with a terrible head wound, a popping out eye and so close to death it's amazing he survived. They rushed him the 40 minutes it takes to get to the Sanctuary from their house by motorcycle.
They have frequently visited him since he was rescued and were so happy to adopt him today.
We will miss him so much but getting dogs adopted means we can save more. You can read more about Puglsey's amazing rescue and recovery here.
Pugsley when rescued
Pugsley when adopted
Paco Adopted
We had three adoptions over the last couple of days - one of our own Sanctuary dogs Paco and two dogs from our Adopt a Stray Programme.
Paco went to live with David and his family on 1 February 2024. They have adopted from us before (2 puppies) so we know Paco is going to a good home. He's already settling in with his new family. Thanks so much David!!
Paco, Male
Paco
On 27 January 2024, a black puppy was found on the street, very weak and near to death. Under our Adopt a Stray Programme, we rescued her as her reporter agreed to adopt her once she had been returned to health by us. Her rescuer Aliah called her Cherry. She had Parvovirus, but is now fully recovered. She was collected on 1 February 2024 ready to embark on a new life full of love and hope.
Cherry adopted
Puti
On 31 January 2024, under our "Adopt a Stray" programme, we took in an older stray dog that one of our significant local sponsors wanted to adopt, as they wanted to give him as comfortable and happy as they could for his final years. They called him Puti.
Puti when rescued
Puti when rescued
We took blood tests and checked him for Parvovirus and Distemper. He was just in a state of lethargy and undernourished. We bought him back to strength, give him all his shots and neutered him, before handing him back to his reporter to live out a normal, healthy life.
Puti when rescued
Puti adopted