Salt's Helping Hounds Rescue

08/08/2024

Meet Buddy who has just turned 4 years old, a gentle giant with a heart as big as his paws, who's been patiently waiting for his forever family. Despite his large size, Buddy is a calm, loving soul who just needs a place to call home.

Buddy’s journey has been anything but smooth. After an unfortunate incident where he got a bit too excited and jumped up at another dog during a walk when he was young and had no training, Buddy was seized by the police. His owner struggled to keep him under control in public, and as a result, Buddy was kept in police kennels for some time. Save Our Seized Dogs-Putting BSL to Sleep UK wanted to offer him a lifeline and how could we say no. But despite the ordeal he’s been through, Buddy has emerged with his spirit intact—still full of trust and love for people.

This sweet boy is the epitome of a gentle giant. He’s a calm ball of joy, happiest when he’s pottering about in a garden or enjoying a leisurely 15-20 minute stroll. If you have a Bull breed-shaped gap in your heart, Buddy could be the perfect fit. He’s not one for long hikes; instead, he prefers quality time spent with his humans, cuddling and relaxing. He’s the kind of dog who would thrive in a home where he can enjoy a peaceful, easy-going life.

Buddy has had quite a few people come forward to offer him a home, but unfortunately, they just haven’t been the right match. The most important thing for Buddy is to find a forever home that truly understands his needs and can give him the love and stability he deserves. He’s not just looking for any home—he needs the right home.

One of Buddy’s standout qualities is how well he walks on a lead, even in the company of other dogs. He loves group walks with his doggy friends and is as calm and non-destructive as they come. When it comes to living with doggy friends it would need to be a much older quieter female or no dogs.

Buddy is crate trained and content to be left alone for sensible amounts of time, Buddy would do best in a home where he can have plenty of company. He’s not one to guard his toys or food, which makes him an easygoing companion.

While Buddy is generally a healthy boy with excellent recall and a willingness to please, he does have a slightly enlarged soft palate, which means he needs to take it slow with his harness. But don’t worry—this doesn’t stop him from being the perfect all-rounder. He’s great with kids so kids 8 and upwards would be ideal, though he can get a bit overwhelmed when meeting new people. Slow introductions are key, and Buddy feels most at ease when meeting new faces during a walk. With a little patience and by paying attention to his body language, you’ll quickly see Buddy’s warm and loving nature shine through.

Buddy is labeled as a "green dog," meaning he’s so gentle that any volunteer can handle, walk, and play with him. He’s eager to please and is doing well with his training, making him an ideal companion for anyone willing to give him the love and care he deserves.

If you’re looking for a loyal, affectionate dog who’s been through a tough time but still has so much love to give, Buddy might just be the one for you. Don’t let his size or his past scare you off—he’s truly a big softy who just needs a chance to show you how wonderful he is.

Could you be the forever family that Buddy has been waiting for? He’s ready to fill your life with love and joy, and all he asks for in return is a place to call home. Please consider opening your heart and your home to Buddy—you won’t regret it.

If you think you can be Buddy’s forever family, please fill in the application below. If you have any questions, feel free to message us. Let's give Buddy the loving home he deserves!

https://muttmanager.uk/FormSubmissions/Submit/35-6-Application_Form

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07/08/2024

Meet Humphrey: Your Future Best Friend!

Humphrey's journey has been a challenging one, but with your love and care, his future can be filled with joy and comfort. This resilient boy arrived at our rescue with a heartbreaking body score of one, indicating severe malnutrition and neglect. His condition was so dire that he required three days in the ICU to stabilize before moving to Abbey Boarding Kennels for rehabilitation.

Despite the physical and emotional scars from his past, Humphrey is making remarkable progress. He is slowly gaining weight and thriving on the love and care he receives daily. While he has some nerve damage in his front right leg, the vet has confirmed that he is not in pain. This just gives him a unique, adorable trot. Occasionally, he might limp after a walk, so his tolerance and stamina will need gentle building over time.

Humphrey is a shy but vocal boy who loves to express himself. He’s currently in training to manage his frustration better and learn how to communicate without becoming reactive. Because of this, he needs a home without other dogs and someone with breed and reactivity experience.

Humphrey can be possessive with toys, but he will leave them once he's done playing. He does best with enrichment activities and toys to keep him mentally stimulated, as he can become destructive without an outlet for his energy.

Humphrey has also shown signs of prey drive, so we don't recommend ragging games or play fights. We consider him to have a Bull Lurcher personality, which means he has a strong instinct to chase.

One important thing to note is that Humphrey has shown signs of separation anxiety. Potential adopters or fosters should be prepared for this, but don't worry—our team will provide all the support you need. Managing separation anxiety involves establishing boundaries to help Humphrey understand when he is being too clingy and building his trust so he knows you will always return. Training him to be independent, even when you’re home, will help him relax when you need to leave. We are always here to help you with any challenges along the way.

Humphrey thrives with positive reinforcement training only. He needs someone who will provide breed-specific activities and enrichment to channel his emotions. Despite his past, he is a loving and cuddly boy who enjoys affection and is good with health checks and tactile touch.

If you think you can offer Humphrey the time and love he needs, please fill in the application below. If you have any questions, feel free to message us. Let's give Humphrey the loving home he deserves!

https://muttmanager.uk/FormSubmissions/Submit/35-6-Application_Form

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06/08/2024

Since I’ve moved up to County Durham I’ve seen posts almost every day about dogs getting out of their homes or getting lost. It is constant. And I see dogs on their own as well.

So how do you stop your Houdini from getting out?

Perhaps people leave their dogs in their gardens or yards on their own too long. The dog gets bored and legs it. So supervise your dog and give them plenty of things to investigate in their own garden.

Or a gate gets left open (and we’ve all done that!) and the dog gets out. Worse still the gates are left unlocked and the dog gets taken.
Make sure your gate is lockable with a padlock and a bolt. Ask your delivery people not to come in through the garden.

Maybe there’s a gap in the fencing which the dog has made bigger. And it’s not been repaired or noticed. Always worth going round every so often and finding the holes and patching them. Even the tiniest gaps could be an escape route!

Make sure your dog has a collar on in the garden at all times. Your garden is technically a “public place” and your dog should be wearing a collar and ID tag.

Keep your ID tag up to date. Every time I move I change the tag.

The legal requirement is for your name (not the dog’s) and your address - at least the house number and the postcode. I add my mobile number and “I am microchipped” as one of my dog’s microchip migrated. Get your vet to check your dog on their annual visit that the chip is still in the right place.

I’ve also got a tag from Crumb with a QR code on which can be scanned to show my dog’s details. And I get a notification that he’s been scanned. It’s a brilliant invention.

Register the microchip! Since 2016 it’s been the law to have your dog microchipped and registered. So many dogs get the chip but it’s not registered or updated. It’s the quickest way to get your pet back. And when you buy a pup it should be microchipped already and registered.

If your dog does go missing contact your insurance who can help with costs of posters. Post to the local facebook groups and ask them not to chase your dog. Chasing a dog is likely to make them run with panic.

If you lose your dog on a walk leave your coat where you lost the dog. They will track back to where they got lost.

If they are out overnight leave food out where they went missing. Some dogs will make their way home again on their own.

Finally never take your dog for granted. Even the best trained and steady dog can get out on their own. We’ve been here for a few months and recently Edie decided to jump the small front garden fence at Kathy’s just to see if she could. She could and she’s not allowed in the front garden off lead now. So never think your dog won’t!

06/08/2024

Update on Enzo: A Week of Transformation and working with Save Our Seized Dogs-Putting BSL to Sleep UK to help another underdog 💜

Look at the difference just over a week makes when in the care of a fabulous team who have given Enzo the time and patience to relax and simply be himself. As Enzo’s personality emerges, he is described as very goofy and quite puppy-like.

Enzo came from the most appalling environment, where he was contained almost constantly in a crate with multiple other dogs in the same position. This left Enzo incredibly stressed, overwhelmed, and shut down.

As those who followed Enzo’s introduction post will be aware, many questions were raised, such as why we used a photo of Enzo prior to his time under our care. With dogs that have experienced significant physical and mental trauma, we always put their well-being first. The last thing Enzo needed was a camera in his face.

We believe these recent photos of Enzo demonstrate that we made the right choice.

Our boy Enzo is loving, smart, anxious, and clingy. As he has started to feel safe, he has been learning to try and play, which has literally brought tears to the eyes of those around him.

Enzo is just lush! He has separation anxiety, which is not surprising given his background. For Enzo to start building a bond but not have full trust, separation anxiety is a completely rational behavior based on survival instincts.

As a rescue, there were accusations that we stole Enzo or that one of our team intercepted a transport run with Enzo on board. That is absolutely factually incorrect. Enzo was relinquished into our care, and as always, we have a full paperwork trail to evidence that.

We are more than happy to answer any questions on this post where we can. We would ask people to remain polite and respectful with any questions or responses. We know emotions have run high, but we would ask people not to post graphic photos of alleged neglect. While we appreciate that people feel this should be made public, it can be very triggering and upsetting for some people.

Like any rescue, helping dogs like Enzo obviously comes at a cost. We would ask if anyone can spare a few pennies to consider donating to us or even setting up a small monthly direct debit.

Every penny really does make a difference, and no donation is ever too small.If you wish to make a donation,
our PayPal is [email protected],
or our bank details are:
Salt’s Helping Hounds
* HSBC*
Sort Code: 40-41-59
Account No: 80003166

Please reference any donation as “6 Dogs” because yes, spoiler alert, we do have dog number six who was also failed and let down, and we were asked to help.

While so many asked us to help these dogs, we would appreciate any financial help or sharing of our posts.

Welcome to Salt’s, Enzo. You are a sweet, goofy, loving, and smart boy, and you deserve the best. Thank you for your support!

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06/08/2024

Farewell to Star: A Journey to the Rainbow Bridge.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Star's passing yesterday. Star's story is one of hope, love, and transformation, and it all began in 2021 when he found himself in at Leigh Dogs and Cats Home being long term kennelled when his owner became ill, Star was there quite a while and then sadly his owner passed away.

They reached out to us to see if we had a foster who could offer him a home. At 11 years old, finding a foster or forever home was going to be an uphill battle for this senior dog. However, fate had other plans for Star when our rescue reached out with a post that caught the attention of a remarkable young couple.

Ellisha and Chris stepped forward to offer their home and hearts to Star. From the moment he arrived, the change in him was nothing short of miraculous. What was once a sad and unhappy dog quickly became a picture of joy and vitality. Star's frown was turned upside down, and he expressed his newfound happiness with boundless energy and affection.

As is often the case with families who welcome a rescue dog into their lives, decisions about boundaries can shift. Initially, Star had his own cozy bed, while the sofa was reserved for humans. But it didn't take long before Star claimed the sofa as his own, often sharing it with his humans or squeezing onto a chair to keep Chris company while he worked on the computer.

These moments brought laughter and joy, highlighting the deep bond that had formed between them all.

Ellisha and Chris fostered Star in Dec 2021, giving him everything he could have wished for and more. Their love and care provided Star with a lifeline, and by 2022, they made it official by adopting him into their forever family. Star thrived in an environment filled with unconditional love and support.

Yesterday, we were heartbroken to learn that Star had peacefully passed away. Ellisha and Chris are left to navigate the difficult journey of saying goodbye, and our thoughts are with them during this painful time.

As a rescue, we are deeply grateful to Ellisha and Chris for giving Star not only a home but a haven filled with love and care.

Thank you, Ellisha and Chris, for providing Star with the kind of home and love that all dogs deserve. Star's legacy will live on in the memories of those who loved him and in the hearts of everyone who heard his story.

Run free, Star, across the Rainbow Bridge. You will be forever missed 💔🐾🌈

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05/08/2024

Help Aurora Find Her Forever Foster Home: A Story of Courage and Joy

Meet Aurora, a 10-month-old pup whose radiant spirit truly lives up to her name. Her early days have been tough—neglected she developed rickets and then she went on and only knew the dark walls of a kennel or confined in a crate, Aurora never really felt the sun on her fur or the grass beneath her paws.

But Aurora's story is one of incredible resilience. Freed from her harsh beginnings, she has transformed into a joyful and playful pup who delights in the simple pleasures of life. Aurora’s favorite pastime is exploring the outdoors, savoring the scents during her "sniffingtons," and wandering around with a heart full of curiosity and joy. Despite the challenges posed by her rickets, she moves with an inspiring zest for life.

Aurora has made remarkable strides in her health since her rescue. While she doesn’t need long walks due to her front legs, she cherishes short strolls and the freedom to explore a garden at her own pace. Aurora would thrive with a calm canine companion to share her adventures and bring even more joy into her life.

What You Need to Know About Aurora

* Dog-Friendly: Aurora is okay with other dogs but still needs to work on her manners. She’s a big dog and can be quite boisterous.
* Cat-Friendly: She’s fine with cats.
* No Young Children: Aurora is boisterous and requires attention, so a home without children under 12 is ideal.
* Gradual Introductions: She will need slow, steady introductions to everything—people, indoors, and lead walking—as she is still learning how to behave.
* Food Motivation: Aurora is very food and treat-oriented and has learnt to take treats gently.
* Crate Trained: She can be left for a few hours in her crate and is quiet and clean in her crate all night.
* Health Needs: Aurora has daily supplements added to her meals and, as a forever foster, all vet fees will be covered by the rescue.

Now, Aurora is searching for her forever foster home—a place where she can continue to receive the love and care she deserves. We are committed to fully supporting her foster family, ensuring all her needs are met. All vet bill can be covered by the rescue.

Aurora is more than just a pup; she embodies hope and resilience. Despite her rough start in life, she has boundless love and joy to share. She deserves a home where she can flourish, surrounded by compassion and companionship.
If you have room in your heart and home for a pup who will inspire you every day with her courage and happiness, please consider becoming Aurora’s forever foster. Apply using the link below and help give Aurora the world she deserves.

Application to Foster Aurora below

https://muttmanager.uk/FormSubmissions/Submit/35-6-Application_Form

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27/07/2024

27/07/2024

🐾 Meet Groot: Ready for His Forever Home! 🐾

Everyone, meet Groot, a spirited and loving rescue dog with a story that will touch your heart. Groot’s journey hasn’t been an easy one, but with your help, he can find the loving home he truly deserves.

Groot was just a young pup when his life took a heartbreaking turn. Due to a misunderstanding involving normal puppy behaviour, Groot was reported by a neighbour and seized by the police. Torn away from the only family he had ever known, he found himself confined to police kennels, a bewildered and lonely puppy. His days in the cold, concrete kennel stretched on due to a legal oversight that should have never happened. Unfortunately, Groot's initial legal team failed to recognise this mistake, prolonging his stay in those harsh conditions.

Groot’s story took a hopeful turn when his original owner, Sam, discovered Save Our Seized Dogs by chance. It wasn’t long before a new legal team spotted the error that had kept Groot from his loving home. After a long wait, Groot was finally released and welcomed with open arms by Salt’s Helping Hounds Rescue. Here, Groot began his journey of rehabilitation, surrounded by amazing people who showed him the love, care, and patience he needed. In this nurturing environment, Groot was able to learn to be a playful puppy again, experiencing the joys of life that he had missed out on while in the kennel.

Today, Groot is a happy and handsome boy who loves life to the fullest. Whether he's playing ball, sniffing in the grass, or soaking up all the affection and cuddles he can get, Groot is thriving. His playful spirit and loving nature shine brighter than ever, showing just how resilient and loving he is despite his rocky start.

Groot’s favorite activities include playing ball (though he hasn’t quite grasped the concept of fetch yet), shredding his stuffed toys, and zooming around the yard with joyous energy. He has a basic level of obedience and enjoys learning new things, but he needs a bit more work and loves the process. Groot can get overstimulated by the lead sometimes, so managing his excitement levels is important. He still gets nervous around new things and needs a calm, confident handler to teach him that the world isn’t a scary place.

Groot loves meeting new people, but his enthusiasm can be a bit overwhelming—especially given his size! At 52kg and with the speed to match, his exuberant greetings can be a lot to handle, so it’s important to manage his excitement around strangers.

But Groot’s journey isn’t complete yet. He’s searching for a forever family who will cherish him and provide the safe, loving home he deserves. Groot comes with lifelong rescue backup, meaning all those who helped in his rehabilitation will continue to support him and his new family.

If you have room in your heart and home for Groot, you’ll not only gain a loyal and loving companion but also a hero in your eyes. Groot’s resilience and unwavering spirit are a testament to the power of love and second chances. Could you be the one to give Groot his happy ever after?

Adopt Groot today and give him the future he deserves! 🐾❤️

For more information on adopting Groot, please click on the link below and contact Salt’s Helping Hounds Rescue. Let’s make Groot’s dream of a forever home come true!

https://muttmanager.uk/FormSubmissions/Submit/35-6-Application_Form

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26/07/2024

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Welcome late at night Enzo to Salt’s Helping Hounds Rescue, a brave young pup with a story that will break your heart and mend it all at once.

Enzo’s life has been in darkness. He found himself in a so-called "rescue" that was anything but. Instead of safety and care, Enzo was met with fear and pain. He endured trauma that no animal should ever face, leaving him scarred, both physically and emotionally. His bright puppy eyes grew dim with fear, and his playful spirit was crushed under the weight of neglect and abuse.

But Enzo's story doesn't end in that dark place. His journey has taken a hopeful turn because he has been rescued by Salt’s Helping Hounds Rescue. This is where Enzo's true story begins—a story of healing, love, and the promise of a better life.

At Salt’s Helping Hounds, Enzo will experience what a rescue should be about. He is now surrounded by people who are dedicated to mending his wounds, both seen and unseen. His days will be filled with gentle touches, kind words, and the assurance that he is safe.

Enzo’s story is a reminder of why rescues like Salt’s Helping Hounds are so vital. They are places where broken spirits are mended, where love and care replace fear and neglect, and where animals like Enzo can finally find their forever home.

Join us in celebrating Enzo's new beginning and consider supporting Salt’s Helping Hounds Rescue, so they can continue their life-saving work for dogs in need. Together, we can ensure that every Enzo finds the loving home they deserve.

Here’s to Enzo, to new beginnings, and to the brighter days ahead. 🐾❤️

Please consider donating to our rescue who have recently taken in so many neglected dogs that were considered safe in rescue.

Paypal [email protected]
Salts Helping Hounds Bank Account - HSBC
Sort Code 40-41-59
Account No 80003166

Every penny genuinely counts 💜

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24/07/2024

Seeking a Forever Foster for Aurora: A Tale of Resilience and Joy

Meet Aurora, a 10 month-old pup whose spirit shines as bright as her name suggests. Born and neglected to the extent she developed rickets, Aurora’s start in life was anything but easy. Confined to a crate in a dark kennel, she experienced the world through the narrow bars of confinement, never knowing the simple joys of grass under her paws or the warmth of the sun on her fur.

But Aurora’s story is one of incredible resilience. Since escaping her grim beginnings, she has blossomed into a happy, playful pup who finds immense joy in the little things many of us take for granted. Aurora loves nothing more than indulging in her favorite activity: exploring the outdoors, taking in all the wonderful scents during her "sniffingtons" in the grass, and gently pottering around. Despite her having rickets Aurora moves with a zest for life that is truly inspiring.

Aurora has made remarkable strides in her health since leaving her past behind. While she doesn’t need long walks due to her front legs, she thoroughly enjoys short strolls and the freedom of a garden where she can explore at her own pace. Aurora would thrive in the company of another calm dog who can be her companion and share in her adventures.

Now, Aurora is on the lookout for her forever foster home, a place where she can continue to receive the love and care she has come to know and deserve. We are committed to supporting her foster family fully, ensuring all her needs are met.

Aurora is not just any pup; she is a symbol of hope and resilience. She is a special spirit who, despite her rough start in life, has so much love and joy to give. Aurora deserves a home where she can continue to flourish, surrounded by compassion and companionship.

If you have room in your heart and home for a pup who will inspire you every day with her courage and happiness, please consider becoming Aurora’s forever foster and apply using the link below. Together, we can give Aurora the world she deserves and more.

https://muttmanager.uk/FormSubmissions/Submit/35-6-Application_Form

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09/07/2024

Hi, I'm Sage! Isn't that a great name? Do you like my name? What's your name? Shall we be friends? I want to be friends!

I'm told I have been quite an excitable boy—is that a good thing? They say I'm easily hyper or over-aroused. I don't know what that means, but it sounds funny 😂.

Did you know I didn't always live here? I've lived in LOTS of houses, but the people there didn't want to be my friends. They didn't want to play, and I LOVE to play. They say I played the wrong games and ruined furniture or maybe nipped at people, but I didn't know that was wrong, did you? I wish they had taught me games they would play WITH me, so I didn't have to play my own games by myself.

In one house, I remember playing with a cat bed. I thought it was the best toy ever! I was shaking it and having so much fun when a man tried to take it away from me. I didn't understand why. I tried to grab the cat bed back, but I accidentally caught the man's hand with my teeth. He got really upset, but I didn't mean to hurt him. I just wanted to keep playing.

From November 2023, I bounced from home to home and from kennel to kennel. It felt like a never-ending cycle. People were sharing posts about me and kept saying I was safe, but I didn’t feel safe. Just when I thought I was starting to settle in, I would be moved again. Every new place smelled different, had different rules, and different people. Some places were noisy with lots of other dogs, and others were quiet but lonely. Each time I moved, I felt more and more confused and anxious. Would I ever find a place where I could stay? If this was what being safe meant then I really didn’t like it.

Eventually, they said that no one else would let me in their house and I'd never have friends. I was so sad to hear that. I was taken to live in dirty and disgusting cage at a rescue full dirty old chicken sheds all on my own. The floor was cold, and it was damp and full of rubbish, I could hear the chickens clucking outside, but they weren't interested in playing. After a while, I didn't want to play anymore. I just wanted to be warm and clean. I tried to promise I would be a good boy, but they just kept shutting me in. I kept hearing people talk about me going to the vets to be put to sleep, I am not sure what they meant but it didn’t sound good.

ALL this time I'd had a really poorly tummy. It's a bit embarrassing to say, but I want to be friends, so I'm going to tell you. I had symptoms like gastric flu, but permanently. My tummy hurt so much that I even walked hunched up. I know people tried different food, but it was yucky and didn't change anything. Sometimes, the pain was so bad that I couldn't eat at all. My fur started to look dull, and I lost a lot of weight. I felt so weak and miserable.

I started to lose hope, but then I listened and I found out that some new people wanted to be my friends! Oh boy, I could hardly believe it. Was it true? Would they really want me?

It was! Salts Helping Hounds Rescue said they would help me. For the first time in a long while, I felt a spark of hope. They promised me a safe place and friends who would care for me. I was going somewhere full of kind people with gentle hands that were going to take time to understand me.

A kind lady came to get me. She had a gentle voice and a warm smile. She put me in her car, and I was so excited! Cars are good—you get to explore and see so many people. I couldn't keep my tail from wagging. Oh boy, I hoped I was going to these new friends. On the way, the lady told me about these new friends—they were called a rescue and would love me forever. Really, really forever. They would always make sure I'm safe. Apparently, that's called RBU, and it means that forever, whatever happens, whoever else doesn't want me, they will never ever turn their backs on me. I'd never heard of this, but it sounds like the absolute best thing I ever heard—lifetime friends!

When the car stopped, two ladies met me. One of them took me into a garden and she let me off the lead! Oh my goodness, this was going to be AMAZING, I just knew it. While the lady who brought me and the other lady unloaded my bits and pieces, I had a really good explore. I found some toys I thought were out of place, so I moved them (into tiny pieces because that's my FAVOURITE game 😂). Do you know that the lady watching didn't scold me or shout, even when I jumped at her and asked her to play?

In June 2024, I finally landed in what feels like a doggy palace. The place was clean, warm, and full of friendly faces. They gave me good food that didn't hurt my tummy and a cozy bed to sleep in. I couldn't believe my luck!

And guess what? I have some extra special friends called Salty Saviours. They have their own special chat, and every month they send some of their pennies to help with things I might need. They really care about me, and it makes me feel so loved and safe. I am so grateful for all my new friends and my new home.

I've been here a while now and I was right—my tail was right to wag. My tummy is fine, I'm allowed to play by myself, and I've learned a new word: gentle. If I'm gentle, people play with me. Gentle is the best word ever. You get to play all sorts of games, have loves, have strokes, and be with friends.

I'm still a little bit wary of my lead and try to tug on it, but the ladies say I will learn. Apparently, I am a little bit insecure 🙈. This is why I can be so desperate for friends and so sad or hyper if I'm left alone. I don't like many people to know, but I know you will keep my secret. I'm learning to trust. It's a big word and emotion for a big dog that has been abandoned so much, but I just know I'll get there now.

Thank you for listening to my story! Let's be friends forever and help me to find my forever sofa when the time is right cos that would be wooftastic.

If you would like to help the rescue that help dogs like me please consider making a monthly donation and become part of my own Salty Saviour group, even the smallest amounts make all the difference.

Salts Helping Hounds
Bank Account HSBC
Sort Code 40-41-59
Account No 80003166

Or if you have some spare pennies you would like to send then the paypal is
[email protected]