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Bonnie is looking for her forever home
Name: Bonnie Breed: Greyhound Age: 3.5yrs Live with other dogs: Yes, could live with another dog pending successful introductions / meet ups. Live with cats & small furries: No Live with children: 6+ who are dog savvy. No toddlers / young kids. Bonnie is a beautiful black greyhound with a wonderful personality. She’s confident, affectionate, playful and a little bit cheeky! She loves playing with her toys and is quite active for a greyhound, but equally enjoys a good sleep an
Aug 18


Kim is looking for a home or foster
Kim is a 4 year old retired greyhound. She is looking for a home whose human(s) are around for much of the day and should have another dog for company - ideally another medium-large youngster. An alternative for those working away from the home and not able to take her with them, would be doggy day care - she has done well in this setting and loves meeting her canine friends. Once settled, she could go off lead in secure / semi-secure spots on the island with another dog(
Aug 6


Leo is looking for a home
Leo the 3.5 year old chihuahua is an insecure little chap who is looking for an experienced home who will be patient and help him grow in confidence in his own time with support and positive reinforcement. He is currently in a foster home with males and females, but we think he’ll feel more relaxed with females only but would definitely benefit from another canine friend as this is what he’s used to. Leo is more used to female humans, his new home should have a female willing
Aug 3


What does the HSBA Garden Railway and a spotty dog have in common?!
Literally a life saved with funds raised by the fabulous Curtis, who hosted another successful Open Day to assist with the bill for a new arrival. Max the dalmation came into our care as an emergency with urgent investigations needed when he continued to be very unwell with weight loss, diarrhoea and vomiting. An X-ray revealed something odd looking and surgery followed. Vets were shocked at the size of what they discovered stuck in Max’s duodenum - see photo in comments. Bl
Aug 3
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