Lend A Paw Rescue Adoption Page

° Animal Friends ° Recently, one of our founders placed an application for a grant of £1000 from @animalfriendsinsurance who give small to medium grants to animal charities such as ours. Emma asked them to help us pay for heartworm medicine for Angel (who has now finished his meds and is looking for a home), Bruno and Linda. Guess what? They awarded us the grant! 🙌 A BIG thank you for their support in helping us continue our work in treating and caring for animals in need.

😁😁😁Boudy😁😁😁 This sweet smiley boy hasn't had the easiest start in life but that hasn't stopped him from smiling. He is a happy boy and all he needs now is a family to call his own. 😁 Male 😁 9/10 months old 😁 Small 😁 Fully vaccinated and Passport-issued 😁 4D tested (negative) and will be Brucella tested before travel 😁 Friendly and good with dogs, kids & people Found at just a few months old by Marija after he was attacked by a pack of stray dogs. He needed to spend a month in the clinic to recover but he is now fully recovered and ready for a home of his own. Boudy is still a puppy and will require plenty of mental and physical fun. If you think you can offer Boudy a home please get in contact with the team either via messenger Lend A Paw Rescue Adoption Page or via WhatsApp https://wa.me/message/WQCF55WFCV5FG1 Home check and fees apply, support to settle the dog into your home and lifetime rescue backup is provided. (Post updated May 2024)

Why is it that people work so hard to sell themselves as the best dog adopters around, only to then give up on dogs only a few weeks, or worse less than 24 hours (yes, really), down the line? 🤷‍♀️ This honestly baffles us and we don't understand the lack of commitment and dedication to these animals. DON'T get a rescue if:- * You are expecting the perfect dog. * You are not prepared to put effort into helping the dog to settle. * You are expecting your dog to be 100% toilet trained from the first day you bring him/her home. Accidents will happen when they are stressed. * You refuse to listen to and follow the advice given. * You won't allow the dog time and space to decompress and adjust. * You aren't willing to work with issues such as reactivity when you have been forewarned and given advice to manage this process. * You aren't prepared to provide updates so that the adoption team can help monitor the dog's coping abilities and stress levels. * You are expecting the dog to adjust to your life and aren't prepared to alter your own life to accommodate the dog. * Your needs are more important than the dog's. * You've felt the need to lie about your working hours or situation. * You cannot give the dogs time to de-stress and find their feet before needing to groom/bath them, or unnecessarily take them to the vets for a check up. * You have kids that cannot leave the dog alone and respect the dog's space. * You are incapable of setting boundaries to protect both dogs and kids. * You expect instant love and acceptance between your resident dog or cat and the new dog. * You place unrealistic expectations on the new dog. * You are just in the process of moving house or will be moving in the near future. * You are not prepared to provide both mental and physical stimulation for the dog throughout the day. * You are having doubts or aren't on the same page as your partner. Every dog deserves better than this. Every dog deserves a fully committed