Our cheeky senior redhead had a couple of false starts before finding her happily ever after. She unfortunately just didn't settle into her first two adoptive homes the way that we'd hoped. However, the constant in her SHAMROQ journey was her foster Mum, Teresa, who was always there for Akira to fall back on. Teresa was Akira's rock and our aim was to find someone permanent to make her feel just as safe and secure. We're thrilled to announce that the third time was the charm...Akira has found a home of her own with Sue & Richard, where it looks like she's ruling the roost and being treated like a Princess. Happy furrytail ending, Akira! Have you got a Husky-sized hole in your life? Does th
Julia didn't quite make it as far as having an adoption profile. It seems that she played her cards right at the dog park and word got around that she was looking for a new home. Voila! David & Ellen fell head over heels for our little blue-eyed sweetie, put in their application and the rest is history. Julia has a new name to celebrate this happy new chapter of her life. She's been named Laika, after the first dog in space. A very big thank you to her foster Mum, Rebecca, for taking such fabulous care of her. Happy furrytail ending, Laika!
We'll admit it. Every now & then a dog will come along that has such intense requirements that we despair about how we might find them the right home. In Max's case we pondered who'd be willing to adopt a dog than can and will get out of any fencing. In the 9 months since we rescued him from the pound (where he had been surrendered for his constant escaping), Max outwitted us time and time again. He scaled over, he burrowed under, he squeezed himself through unfathomably small spaces, he jumped out of windows, he bent metal, he moved bricks. All with a devil-may care, catch-me-if-you-can smile on his dial. He earned the nickname Max the Coyote for his demonstrated desire to live like a
