Canine COMFORT

Our four-legged friends were determined to stay together, no matter what it took.

Sandie Robertson

Glancing around the rescuecentre room, I spotted a tiny Yorkshire Terrier surrounded by a litter of puppies, curled up in a basket. The exhausted little dog, who was about five, had been used for breeding most of her life. ‘We'll take her home,’ I said to my partner, Adrian. She licked my face when I picked her up, and I decided to call her Daisy May. We already had another rescue dog, a Border collie called Tess. Tess was a gentle soul — she'd been tied up in a shed for the best part of two years, before she came to us. It had taken time and patience, but she'd started to settle and trust us. She and Daisy May became best friends instantly, as if they were made for…

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