AVAILABLE DOGS

ARNIE - D.O.B: 16/01/19 - BULL TERRIER

Unfortunately his previous owner died very suddenly and there was no other family member or friends around to help him.

Arnie arrived with his house friend Nellie but Welfare feel happy to rehome them separately if no one feels able to have 2 Bull Terriers.

Arnie is now castrated, fully vaccinated and his worming is also up to date as is flea treatment. Arnie has also had a dental. He is free from any skin issues and appears very healthy.

Arnie needs further training with the lead as he will pull, however he is keen to please and so this should not be a problem. Arnie is house trained and doesn’t as of yet appear to be interested in toys and he hasn’t chewed anything.

He totally ignored all other dogs close by. Arnie travels well and was good at the vets. He is very loving.

Im sure he is missing his previous owner and wonders what is happening. He deserves another chance of a good life. Welfare feel sure someone will be proud to own such a lovely boy .

NELLIE - D.O.B: 03/07/14 - BULL TERRIER

This is darling Nellie.

Don’t let her age fool you there is plenty of good years left for darling Nellie to enjoy with a family.

Nellie is booked to visit the vets for a full MOT. Nellie appears to have had some surgery in her past for removal of lumps as some scars are visible on her body. She still has some small lumps which do not appear to bother her at all so advised to leave well alone.

Nellie is a sweet girl, she is house trained. She is not interested in other dogs around her and she is good on the lead. She travels well. A sweet girl, who upon arrival looked very lost and confused, like her house mate Arnie, she lost her previous owner very suddenly.

Nellie will bring much joy to a new family .

POLLY - 7 YEARS OLD - BULL TERRIER

Polly is under assessment

THELMA & LOUISE - 4 YEARS OLD - BULL TERRIER

Introducing 4 year old litter sisters.

Their elderly owners never named them so Welfare chose the names Thelma and Louise. Welfare would hope to keep these devoted girls together T hey have been on a strict diet as on arrival they were very over weight. They are responding well to their new surroundings and accepting a collar and lead now. Still more work to be done with taking them out into public areas but their confidence is showing a remarkable change. Both of them are house trained.

Both will be spayed and vaccinated and Welfare are hopeful to find a home together for these lovely girls. Welfare feel the best home would be a quiet one, with older children due to their ongoing needs, they would be best as the only dogs in the household.

If you feel you have the space, time and experience needed to help these girls reach their true potential then Welfare would love to hear from you.