Now we have had bruce for over a year now . And best thing we ever did.. he such a pleasure to be around.  And loves playing with his rope and very long walks . Thanks so much bruce has helped my son with his depression too .. bruce really is a blessing to have Thanks so much Dean

Hello Everyone, It’s Derry - do you all remember me!!! It’s been a while since I wrote to you so thought I’d drop you a line lol :) I took a few steps back with my walking since I last wrote to you - I just got so over anxious and scared I hardly ever made it further than the end of the drive!!! So Mummy and Daddy called in that special lady again (Rachel @ Desford Dog Care) and she came and got me for a few sessions and with Mum persistently taking me out 3 times a day - TA DAR here I am today happily running around in the fields :) Rachel (the special dog lady!) said I just needed to remember how to be a dog again - and now I do!!! I love my new

As promised, a picture of Kato & Tia, who are getting on well now that Tia is recovering, laying together under the table Tia is a Puli & thinks Kato is a sheep, Kato thinks its just a bit of fun & there is no aggression between them. He has settled in really well, we have started him on recall training, he comes (if there is nothing better to do).......  early days, but he will get there. We are really pleased with him, he loves to meet other dogs, and  the only time he pulls on the lead is to get to other dogs to say hello, kind regards John & Lesley

Hi all, We thought you might like to see how cleo is settling in. She is currently snoring her head off (very loudly) after a long walk. We love her to bits. X x

Hi all! Its been a while since we rehomed our dog Freddie, january 2015.I have to say it was a mixed bag of emotions at first. We had not long lost my dog Molly who was 14 and I'd had since she was 8 weeks old. When we lost her she left such an emptiness in our home which we couldn't live with. We spent a while looking for another dog and came across Freddie a pug cross jack Russel.we were lucky enough to be the ones to rehome him and to be honest i wasn't sure if we had a mistake. I picked him up and by the time i arrived home my car was covered in dog hair, something i wasn't used to. In the coming weeks I found his fur everywhere and I just didn't feel right.He

Hi all Sorry it's taken me so long to get in touch. Scratchy has settled in well in our home. He's eating well. Playing with toys and doesn't mind the other pets. He is definitely the cat for us. Thanks for the right advice when we came to choose him. Mandy

I thought anyone who remembers Barney might like to see how he's doing. On the negative side he still has a dodgy tummy in spite of special food and he is very wary of visitors. On the plus side he loves sitting on my lap and having a fuss made of him. He's started enjoying the garden in this good weather and clearly feels very at home with us. We feel he's having a better life in his mature years. Thanks for looking after him. Carol

Hi We just wanted to update you and send some pictures of Sadie. She is brill and we love her very much. After some research....You might be interested to know that Sadie isn't a Lurcher or Lurcher /Saluki cross but a 100% Sloughi or sometimes called a Berber greyhound. She put on 2kg in the first couple of months and has muscles on top of muscles now. In absolute prime condition. No issues at all. Lots of work as you can image...Finding safe places for the blast out can be challenging. However she is very good with other dogs. Small dogs chasing a ball could end up in potential death for the little dog so we are very mindful of her prey drive thanks again for looking after her so well Kind regards

Hello, Apologies for not getting in touch to let you guys know how Buttons has settled in over the past few months. So here's a little update, and thank you again for bringing the cheeky little furball into our lives. We have renamed Buttons, she's now called Luna and seems to respond to it. But she's a cat so obviously responds much better to the shaking of a treat bag rather than her name. At first she was very very shy, she spent alot of time hiding under my bed and behind the sofa. After a lot of patience though she's now super courageous - demanding cuddles from everyone who visits the house and running around the garden. She's really a character, she always greets us when we come home, and does a little yowl everytime she comes indoors to

Monty (previously known as Cookie) has been with us for a week now and we couldn’t imagine our house without him! He was on our laps within an hour of being home and I think the pictures speak for themselves! Thank you for looking after him and giving us the opportunity to give him a forever home. Kasia and Rich