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Didn't have a crate large enough to fit these 2 in so thought right, they can each enter the car though opposite side doors for safety and be clipped to the D rings, 'WRONG'. Ashley jumped in and Claire thought , well he's not going without me so quickly followed him. He immediately cocked his leg and thought the back of the folded down seats was a good place to pee. Luckily I had covered them so they stayed dry. I quickly ran round to the opposite side of the car and clipped him in while Helen clipped Claire in and we were off. Both travelled quite well, though Ashley was the more restless of the 2, he kept trying to catch the moving cold air coming out of the rear air vents. We had an uneventful journey to Roden and on arrival after booking them in two staff members were waiting to get them out of the car and rushed them off to the kennel block, I followed to see where they were going and they have been kenneled together. Sorry no pics folks only this from the site. Poor Claire is quite thin, the puppies she has obviously recently had must have taken all her nutrition. For some reason I felt really sorry for these two, maybe it's because I didn't have a chance to give them cuddles on arrival as I usually do, or maybe it's because they possibly thought they might be going home and not to another kennel, I don't know but they certainly stole my heart. Claire and Ashley.

Well folks the two Rotties are now safe in rescue will update later, once I've been to Morrisons. They were and are 2 lovelies.

I'm so sorry Sleep tight Shep and big hugs for your Mum.

Aww she's a smasher and she's not the only one scared of sheep. Sounds like my Dyl who thinks sheep are big dogs to be avoided. Hope it's not bad news from the vets bless her. Everything X'd here.

Aww c,mon Cromwell get well soon. for you and Mum.

Yes she is Jacky and a little madam though very sweet.

Doc, now rehomed. Alvin, also rehomed. Little Sky, rehomed via wiccaweys. Annabelle, rehomed. and the 2 lovelies from yesterday. Jimmy who is gorgeous but blind. Now with Wiccaweys. and little Petula barking doing her party piece. Oh and please tell Paul, I'm out, but like Arnie wotsisname I'll be back.

Would it be feasible to post the pics of the dogs either arriving in rescue or on their way probably in separate threads. To see their happy faces sometimes is a joy to behold. Although it is a struggle to find spaces, more often than not we do, except for staffy's and their X's, in the present climate they are very hard to place as most rescues cannot take them due to the large numbers being abandoned. The boarding kennels we use is presently full with the poor dogs all looking for that special place. Finding spaces is difficult, but only the start we then have to get them to their destinations so that a new forever home can be found.

This is the news I've been dreading since poor Annie went missing. Lindsey to you, your Mum and Dad.

It's actually Francis St. Am taking dogs out now so will go in that direction.

My oldie Scampi has always followed and clung to me. It can be funny at times when I'm moving around, he does a u turn and is there almost stuck to me. Dylan the BC horror follows his Dad, hoping for a ride in the car.

Wow Heather what good news. When Scampi, after he had similar problems and wagged his tail for the first time in 3 weks I actuallt screamed at the top of my voice with pleasure. So WTG King hope the improvement continues.

I did the first part of the transport for this handsome lad along with his soulmate Campbell. What a big difference, he has certainly lost the neglected look and the sadness has disappeared from his eyes. I'm so happy to see how well he looks.

Heva, don't know which vet you have but Rutland House vets in St Helens have a specialist in this field.

I am sorry that the steroids didn't seem to suit King. To counteract these possible side effects with Scampi my vet also prescribed Tagamet which soothes the stomach lining so he had no problems when taking prednisolone which was prescribed for over 3 weeks. Everything X'd for both you and King.

Me too, for Shrek and all the other poundies so let down by society.

Thinking of you and King. My Scampi damaged a disc at Easter and we thought we were going to lose him, though it was lower down his spine, his tail was paralysed and he was in a lot of pain. After several weeks on treatment with steroids he is almost back to his old self with waggy tail and a happy smile. Off the steroids and back on his metacam, so I do hope the same treatment works for King. Everything X'd I really know how you must be feeling. .

Oh No Lindsey. I do hope that by now Annie has been found and is safely back with your Mum and Dad.

Best of Luck, and hope Stella gets on well with the Rotties. It's about time she was moved so Margaret can have another foster. Seriously though I'm very happy that this lovely girl may have found her forever home.

Been out all day and just read this. Fantastic news, but I bet you'll both miss the fella!

Well I've got my beady eyes on Gem, Gem and little Sir Percy so I couldn't manage all 3 babes. My pockets would be too full. Sadly I get a thorough search each time I leave there, but I live in hope.

Well she is bootiful and travelled so well for one so young, only squealed when I left her in her crate while we settled Colin. When I left she was having an absolute whale of a time playing chase with Sir Percy, and the kitten I think was jealous. Here's my photo of her on arrival sitting on Aunty Sarah's knee. I mustn't forget the lovely but shy Colin either.

for you and lots of positive thoughts for Sheena.

Approximately 4--5 years according to the dog wardens who picked her up Hayley.