Violet lives in a flat. She considered this before adopting Pinky :
1. Does the landlord allow pets in the flat?
2. How do my neighbours feel about dogs?
3. Is it safe for my dog to freely walk in a shared compound?
At times, we get interested adopters who upon checking with the landlord about acceptance of pets that he has changed his mind. We encourage everyone to consider all scenarios and engage all parties who can thwart your dream of having a pet before getting one. It will avoid a lot of heartache!
Violet is delighted with Pinky.
As soon as Pinky is sterilised she will go to her new home.
Joey is our first adoption in 2019! Last pup of a litter of nine from our rescued momma Tiggy he went to a five star home recently. He is a great match for this home as he has to fit in with different people and dogs. He likes everybody, just like his mother.
We have five long-stay fosters remaining. They are all ready for their own home. Watch our updated album. All they need is people with some patience and understanding. …. They are waiting for you to call !
Luna was found trying to cross a road in April this year; she was hobbling along painfully, with a huge gaping wound to the bone on her leg. Her rescuer followed her and found her mother who appeared to be blind. Both were starving and cold, sleeping out in the open, in the heavy rains and freezing cold of Tigoni, in a shallow hole dug out in the ground. It transpired later, from a local squatter, that they had been attacked by a gang who had a feud with him and they had set alight his chickens and Luna’s three siblings. Thankfully, mum and Luna (who was around 4 months old then) managed to escape, but not after having been attacked viciously by the panga-wielding men.
Luna
The rescuers eventually gained their trust and brought them home for fostering. Even though both dogs had endured such cruelty and hardship, they were both gentle and very sweet-natured. Luna continued to recover slowly: from tick fever that she almost died from had she not been given a transfusion by a quick-thinking vet, tapeworm infestation, infection of the bone, an abscess in her foot, and a slow-healing fracture. None of that however, stopped Luna from being such a free-spirited, feisty, happy and delightful puppy that loves zooming around and giving back loads of cuddles and love to her foster family. She has now been adopted by a loving and active family where she is happily settling down with her new four-legged friends.
Some boys chucked Bella in a wood pile after their attempts to sell her failed.
Luckily it was next to our office and a good Samaritan asked for help in removing her.
He also made a large donation towards her vet bills.
Born end of September she is a feisty girl who is very clever. She loves the big cats so she jumps on them and gets told off mildly. She is looking forward to Christmas in a great home. She is almost entirely house trained and bravely walks on a leash with the pack.
Please email us if you are interested in adopting Bella!ny one of our fantastic furry friends!
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Sasha had been tied up with a very short leash to a tree. She had been left for days without food or water and her owner was not interested in her well-being. She was just an inch away from Death’s Door.
After a few weeks, Sasha went to a lovely foster family TNR Trust was able to find for her. We ensured she had access to a good shelter and environment so that she could get an immune system boost from being in the sun, sniffing around in the garden and doing some gently walks with a family that already had experience owning dogs. Sasha had to go through a lot of physical but also mental healing.
Before
During
Sasah
The above shows the incredible road to recovery this strong but gentle lady had to walk. Malnourishment, ticks, fleas and neglect did not stop her from becoming a fantastic dog.
Below are some of the great character traits which make her a perfect candidate for being your new dog:
Born January 2017
Very calm and loves attention.
She is looking for a forever, loving and permanent home.
She would be much more confident and play more in a family that has a dog.
She is good with cats and approved for family with 8 Years & older children.
Interested? Please email admin@tnrtrust.org to adopt the wonderful Sasha!
