We're not a nation of doglovers-upsetting image

[Kara 1]

Lovely update photo ...thank you. .....

 

[JoanneF]

What a difference in such a short time. Thank you for the update, when will she be ready for rehoming?

 

[merlina]

Not sure yet- I think they'll let people register an interest but only let her go to a good permanent home when she's safe on the road to health. She deserves it!

 

[Flobo]

Lovely to see her coming on, dogs are amazing aren't they!

 

[merlina]

Oh- it looks like she might be reserved!

 

[JoanneF]

Oh- it looks like she might be reserved!

Oh good- she looks so sweet, I hope she gets a lovely family.

 

[merlina]

And here she is in a new home on Adoption Day! It's taken a long time to get her to this point.

 

[JoanneF]

Thank you for updating us - what a difference. I hope she and her new family have a lovely future together.

 

[Kara 1]

Isn't amazing how these dogs can be bought back ...with lots of dedication and love from volunteers who give up their time ....this is when it restores my faith in some humans...thank you for letting us know how she is

 

[arealhuman]

What a great result, from reading this thread from the start. Hats off to all involved. The deterrents and punishments for animal neglect and cruelty just aren't severe enough and should involve long spells in harsh prisons (no TV, Play Stations, etc.).