Hi Just to let you know Luca is pretty well settled in his new home now. He loves his toys and likes nothing better than cuddles with his family and snoozing on the sofa in the evenings. We’re working hard on lead training and he’s much better with this now (except when there’s a bird to chase 🤣). He also really enjoys going out for a run along the towpaths, we’ve even been able to go off lead as his recall is getting better and better. He’s still a little nervous of strangers but is growing in confidence every day. As we wanted to make sure we understood his behavioural traits, we had his DNA tested - turns out he’s 1/4 German shepherd, American pitbull and Border collie, with a little bit of Labrador and Spaniel thrown in for good

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that both boys have settled in very well. They are eating well and made themselves at home. Both love a fuss and its like they have always been here. Kind regards, Siân

We adopted Storm at the start of February and he has settled in very nicely. He gets lots of fuss night and day and loves to play. Especially at 3am but we love having him here

Hi, Some update photos of Molly as promised. She has settled in amazingly; she is such a little character and house training is coming along well. Thank you from the Pegg Family.

Hi everyone, We wanted to send you an update about Cora. She’s doing so well, loving her walks and is a huge cuddle bug. She has a big appetite and enjoys her runs so much, has developed a lot of muscle. We are so thankful for finding her and for your charity, she’s the best thing that’s happened to us. We wanted to send you some photos and just to say thank you again, I think she rescued us. All the best, Natalia, Dill and Cora

Hi Team, We adopted Hibba on Sunday and wanted to give you an update that she is settling in well, she's found a hidey space and is becoming more confident each day with exploring, she is loving dreamies, licky licks and head scratches, even coming over for a quick nap on a lap. We're so glad we took the chance on the slightly spicy kitty as she's got so much character ready to come out when she's more confident, Kind Regards, David and Amy

Hello, We wanted to send you some photos of Amaris; it was hard to choose just a few haha. As you can see, she is all settled into her forever home. Best wishes Sarah, Carl & Amaris

Good morning, Thank you for rescuing the wonderful Kali and for letting us adopt her recently. She brings so much joy to our home. Kali is settling in really well. She's claimed "her spot" on the sofa and loves to cuddle up to us. She also loves her toys and when she's not playing with them, she's sleeping on them. The background noise in our house now alternates between squeaks and gentle snores. Kali's really clever and doing so well with training. She learns new things so quickly and retains them really well. Over the few weeks we've had her, she's started to get more confident with other dogs and has made some friends at the park who she plays with nicely. She also loves free running in our local dog meadow, and if she can see dogs in adjacent

Update on Charlie. Had this boy now for a year and he is settling in nicely. He and Barney are the best of mates now. He is growing in confidence but is still a little reactive to other dogs but he is getting there.

Hi alI hope you and the pooches and cats are all well. Overall she's been settled, enjoying  her walks and has enjoyed visiting her grandparents. Now and then she can mid journey in the car get a bit pant, no rhyme or reason really. Eating well and seems settled. Her beach day was a hit too.... :0), she travelled fine for this journey! Even visited Lincoln Uni to pick up Freddie. We did start a little transition yesterday as she has been so, settled.  To begin preparation for her Tuesday time alone. We've only done this  when were pottering around the house by preventing her following us everywhere. This did not go so, well.  Unfortunately, a tad vocal ,(well more a scream!) ragging doors with  no giving up. All just ignored as we come and go around the house. I've