MY story
Lucky arrived with us literally knocking on deaths door. The rescues thought she was dead when they found her. But she wanted to live so badly that she fought and won and is now fully recoved and looking for her forever home.
This is what her foster mum had to say:
Lucky arrived literally as a walking skeleton. Despite this she was very friendly and loving immediately. She came into the house wagging her tail despite all she’d been through. She has slowly put on weight and gained muscle and strength. As she’s grown better physically so her personality has grown. She’s a very loving and playful dog. She collects up all the toys and hoards in her bed. She’s grown in confidence with my own dogs and enjoys a good run with them and shows a pretty decent turn of speed. She loves to chase a ball. Friendly with every dog she’s met and loves people- men, women and children. She’s quite eager to please and easily trained as she’s very food motivated. No food aggression. She is very light on the lead unless there’s a squirrel 🐿️. Best with another sighthound/dog for company- or someone who works from home.
MY PERFECT HOME
Lucky will need a secure garden with 6ft fencing minimum and no gaps at all.
She can live with dogs and children 8+.
No cats.
As with all dogs on, going training will be needed.
OUR ADOPTION PROCESS
1
Fill in application form
Please fill in the form as honestly as possible. Our team will read the application and make sure it is the right match for the dog being applied for.
2
We will arrange a home check
If you and the dogs seem a good fit we will call you to discuss further, arrange to meet the dog and arrange a physical home check at your home.
3
Matched with your dog
Once we have agreed together that this is the right dog for you we will arrange for your dog to come to you. Depending whether this is via kennels or foster homes it may vary.
4
Ongoing Support
We love to keep in touch with everyone and hope you will reach out if you have any concerns or questions. We work with a number of local trainers and behaviourists too who can provide support.