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DOGS WHO NEED A HELPING HAND

 

Sometimes we have dogs in our kennels who need a bit of TLC before they are able to be homed. These dogs can be in our kennels for weeks before being well enough to be homed or a foster home is available to take them and give them their much needed care and attention.
All of these dogs have been seen by the vet and treatment prescribed and carried out by GRW whilst in kennels, now these dogs need to recover in a home environment which can only help to speed up their recovery.

These dogs can be taken in either as a permanent pet or fostered until ready to be rehomed.

If you feel you can help any of these dogs be assured that you will receive full and continuous support in the form of advice while the dog is in your care. All prospective homes will need a home visit first to fully discuss the dogs requirements from you.

For more information on any of these dogs phone Sandra Morris 01646 651262

 

Ray and Ruth from Swansea took in a dog from us who needed a helping hand, here is what they have to say about their experience;

"A year or so after losing both our beloved greyhound and lurcher we finally felt ready enough to offer another dog a home. We rang the national phone line and we were put in touch with Sandra Morris. Almost immediately Sandra told us of a lurcher bitch that had been recently found and impounded. Sandra had already been to see this girl at the pound to assess both her physical condition and temperament. The photo and Sandra's description of her temperament sealed the deal of not only a dog needing a home but a beautiful animal that needed stability in her life. From our past experiences with 'dumped' dogs we knew that with care and affection, patience and the help of GRW, she could, quite deservedly be given a good life and become a great pet.

'Tyger' as we named her, was understandably nervous when she first arrived at our house and it took a day or two for her to realise that this home was indeed hers and that she was a welcome part of this new pack. A couple of minor incidents like trying to look over (escape?) the 6 foot boundary wall, though nothing serious and she began to accept us and her new surroundings. She is a very clean girl so no real problems on that score. Her health was obviously of some small concern, she had worms, fleas, ear mites and slightly underweight. She also needed spaying which thanks to GRW was of no expense to us.

A week or so of basic non expensive treatment and good feeding saw her come on in leaps and bounds, literally a different dog entirely. The sad eyes have disappeared, the tail has come out from between her legs and she's smiling. She's a great pleasure to walk with, walk that is if we can manage to without someone stopping us and asking all about her, she's a real head turner now.

Tyger's confidence and health is building daily and she is unrecognisable from the poor wretch that was found in the street and impounded. We know we've got a good one from GRW again and look forward to many happy years with her. Many thanks to Sandra and the team, you've all done us proud with Tyger and made us two very lucky dog owners." 

Before - Tyger in the pound                           After - Tyger enjoying a day out in Saundersfoot 

    

 

 

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WE CURRENTLY HAVE NO DOGS NEEDING A HELPING HAND

 

 

 

For more information on any of these dogs phone Sandra Morris 01646 651262

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Phone: 0300 0123 999 Email: info@greyhoundrescuewales.co.uk