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Stephanie's Rescue Mission I am determined to change the perception of rescue dogs by demonstrating their potential through training, in hope of them finding a forever home...

02/01/2025

Needing a home for this sweetie - waiting for you at Aprop shelter in Pego 🇪🇸

Little puppy dog needing home from Aprop (Pego, Spain)
19/11/2024

Little puppy dog needing home from Aprop (Pego, Spain)

Our baby Dana is the last of our puppies waiting for a home offer. First vaccinations done and wormed. She will be a medium sized adult, both parents are at the shelter and can be seen. If you can offer her a loving home then please contact us 🙏

04/11/2024
All will be needing homes - Pego area 🇪🇸🙏
01/11/2024

All will be needing homes - Pego area 🇪🇸🙏

31/10/2024

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Little sausage needing a home UK 🇬🇧 & Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
08/10/2024

Little sausage needing a home UK 🇬🇧 & Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Adopted ❤️

I’m not sure why this little guy hasn’t been snapped up .. 😥..
Not cat tested but would like another dog to snuggle with as he’s never been on his own .
Message the page if interested please ..
Toto is just a young foreign boy who is sad not to have been offered a forever loving home with a little brother or sister 😔.

01/10/2024

APROP desperately needs financial help with the day-to-day running of our Shelter.
Can you afford to donate on a regular basis maybe the cost of two cups of coffee or a glass of wine a week?

If you can help please click the link below to set up a monthly direct debit to support us.

https://www.aprop-pego.org/financial-donation/

Thank you 🐶🐾🐱🐾

Boston, Lincolnshire doggie needing a new home 🏡
29/07/2024

Boston, Lincolnshire doggie needing a new home 🏡

Adopted ❤️

Jaffa is a 13 month old black and tan Dachshound currently in Boston, Lincolnshire, and is looking for his new home. Jaffa is a cheeky boy and loves being out in the garden, playing and getting fuss. He would be better with another dog (although we’ve only seen him with other dachshunds) as he doesn’t like being left by himself.
Jaffa has been neutered and although there are no children in his foster home, his family have advised us that he is good with children. Similarly, we haven’t seen him with a cat but we have been advised he is neutral towards them.
Jaffa is toilet trained and enjoys travelling in the car. He also loves going for walks , Jaffa he is scared of the vacuum.
We are looking for a home where Jaffa won’t be left for long periods of time and who can continue with the training started by his original family. He can get bored easily so loves mental stimulation. In true dachshund form, he can be quite vocal.
If you think you could be Jaffa’s forever home, please send us a message. An adoption fee , phone interview, home check and meet and greet all apply.
Message the page please as we DO MISS comments ..
Please guys only apply if you are serious about adopting Jaffa .. all info is above .

About a week ago I got a WhatsApp from Friends of Aprop with just two photos of this sweet little puppy that looked exac...
05/05/2024

About a week ago I got a WhatsApp from Friends of Aprop with just two photos of this sweet little puppy that looked exactly like my Roscoe. She was due to be put back in the shelter after her adopters had decided they couldn’t keep her anymore. Before that she had been rescued by Aprop from a kill shelter and was found to have contracted Parvo, along with some of her littermates who sadly didn’t survive. She made a full recovery though and they thought they had her sorted with a forever home after her horrendous start, but sadly it wasn’t to be. Aprop found a foster home for her the very same day she was surrendered to the shelter and the following morning my mother in law went to visit her to see if she could be a good fit for us and our family. We deliberated over her for probably 10 mins after that meeting and that was it - she was going to make the long journey from Pego 🇪🇸 to Newcastle 🇬🇧.

She arrived on Wednesday, practically fell out of the van so disoriented after 2 days travelling with an amazing transport company who kept us up to date the whole way, and then her real journey began. I’m talking like she’s been here years because it feels like she has, when in reality she’s only been with us for 5 days.

The reason we wanted another dog was because the time felt right, Roscoe seemed lonely and missing some doggie companionship since we moved away from my sister and her rescue dog, who he used to see basically every day. He started to fade a little bit and we felt he needed a bit of spice in his life, even if that spice might get on his nerves some days!

Her name is Reina and she is 7 months old. She is a little firecracker and has definitely bought us that spice we all needed. We are just so grateful for APROP Protectora d'animals de Pego and everything they do. After 10+ years of finding and arranging adoptions from Spain to UK, it was finally my turn to experience it first hand… it was a breeze. It was definitely scary adopting a dog I had never met and trying to prepare for this new little family member that I didn’t even know what size harness to buy for. The uncertainty of it was undeniable but when you know you really do know and I am glad I trusted the feeling I got when I saw that first photo. We feel so privileged to have not one but TWO fantastic Spanish rescue dogs to bring so much love and joy to our lives.

I will be sharing our training stories on here when I can and will share all the things she teaches me 💖 Big thank you to Shona and Moira at Aprop, Dave the transporter and her fosterers who gave her a safe space when she needed it the most and definitely did some of the hard work for me when it comes to toilet training! 💖🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺

Hey guys! I have been a little quiet on here but I am still volunteering behind the scenes for shelters here in the UK a...
24/04/2024

Hey guys! I have been a little quiet on here but I am still volunteering behind the scenes for shelters here in the UK and liaising with the shelters in Spain. At the same time I am volunteering for Association Catland Javea - a much needed charity that is building a cat shelter in Javea. If you have lived in or holidayed in Spain you would've for sure seen a colony of cats in the streets. They are overrun and Javea is particularly overwhelmed by the amount of abandoned and stray cats. Catland will provide a safe hub for these cats where they can receive treatment, recover and (for suitable cats) have a chance at finding a loving home. They do not receive funding from the town hall so they rely solely on donations from the general public to continue building the shelter. Here is our most recent video which shows a 3D render of what the shelter will roughly look like when its finished! From dog rescue to cat rescue, its all for the love of animals and a hope that one day things can be better for animals in Spain

🇪🇸 Versión Español abajo ⬇️This is a very emotional post for the Catland team. We are so excited to bring you this video, which has been months in the maki...

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Stephanie’s Rescue Mission

Recently, I was disappointed about a comment I read on Facebook where someone had said “If you have children, best to get a dog from a breeder because rescue dogs are feral and unpredictable and impossible to train”. It saddens me to think that people have this perception of rescue dogs. Every dog my family and I have ever had has been rescued and (Winston in particular) is intelligent, loyal and obedient beyond words. Instead of replying to the comment and getting in some sort of pathetic debate through a screen, I’ve made it my mission to prove the contrary.

In my free time, I am visiting local shelters and working with a handful of dogs at a time, training them basic obedience and some fun tricks to show off their potential and eradicate the negative perception around rescue dogs. I hope to help find these amazing dogs their forever homes with loving families and raise awareness for the local shelters.

Please follow me on my journey to give rescue dogs a second chance at life, as I post updates about each dog as I work with them each week. I will also post basic dog training tips and hints to help you with your own rescue dog, to the best of my abilities. Please share my mission with your friends and family, to help me spread the word. Thank you for reading!