Many Tears Animal Rescue

Many Tears Animal Rescue

Apple would like a home with her best friend Austin22-03-26 Apple has come to us from a breeder alongside her best friend Austin. They take great comfort in each other’s company, and because of their close bond, we would very much love to see them find a forever home together.Apple is a happy girl who is full of character and is happy to enjoy some gentle fuss and attention. She is full of energy can already walk well on a lead, so we think she is going to enjoy going on walks and adventures with her new family.Apple and Austin are looking for a calm and quiet home where they can settle at their own pace. They would benefit from adopters who have experience with the Chow Chow breed and understand their unique needs and characteristics. We would consider homing them with dog savvy teenagers aged 16+. As they would be adopted together, they wouldn’t need another dog in the home.Apple has never lived in a home before, so will need patient and understanding adopters who can gently guide her as she learns about the world. This will include things like house training and getting used to everyday household life. With time, consistency, and love, Apple has so much potential to grow in confidence and become a wonderful companion.Austin and Apple are looking for that special home where they can continue their journey together, feeling safe, secure, and loved, so please don't leave them waiting too long.Apple has been seen by our vets who have noted she has an entropion in her left eye, which will need to be repaired while she is with us. She has also arrived with sore skin and areas of alopecia, so is receiving medicated baths to help with this.Apple has a Travel Document.Apple has been given the Gift of Life by Hannah Jones

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Austin would like a home with his best friend Apple22-03-26 Austin has come to us from a breeder alongside his best friend Apple. They take great comfort in each other’s company, and because of their close bond, we would very much love to see them find a forever home together.Austin is a friendly boy who enjoys a gentle fuss and affection once he gets to know you. When he first meets new people, he can be quite worried and unsure, but with a little time, patience, and kindness, he begins to relax and his sweet nature starts to shine through. He is generally a calm boy, though he does have the occasional boisterous moment that shows his playful side. He can already walk well on a lead and we think he will enjoy going on walks and adventures with his new family.Austin and Apple are looking for a calm and quiet home where they can settle at their own pace. They would benefit from adopters who have experience with the Chow Chow breed and understand their unique needs and characteristics. We would consider homing them with dog savvy teenagers aged 16+. As they would be adopted together, they wouldn’t need another dog in the home.Austin has never lived in a home before, so will need patient and understanding adopters who can gently guide him as he learns about the world. This will include things like house training and getting used to everyday household life. With time, consistency, and love, Austin has so much potential to grow in confidence and become a wonderful companion.Austin and Apple are looking for that special home where they can continue their journey together, feeling safe, secure, and loved, so please don't leave them waiting too long.Austin has a Travel Document.Austin has been given the Gift of Life by Prue Furby

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21-03-26 Beautiful Bella has come to us from a breeder and is now looking for the special forever home she so deserves. At the moment, Bella is a worried little girl, but she is coming out of her shell each day. She is easy to handle and will quietly accept a gentle fuss. With time, patience and plenty of TLC, her true personality will begin to shine through.Bella will need a calm and quiet home with adopters who have experience of ex-breeding dogs and who understand that she will need time to settle at her own pace. She must live with another kind and confident resident dog who can be her friend and help guide her as she learns about the world around her.Having never lived in a home before, Bella will need patient and understanding adopters who can gently introduce her to all the sights and sounds of home life. She will need support with learning all about new skills like house training and will need to practice walking on a lead in the safety of the garden before venturing any further.Bella is a sweet little girl who just needs someone to see past her worries and offer her the love and security she has been missing. In the right home, with kindness and reassurance, we know she will blossom into a devoted and loving companion.When Bella arrived with us she had some blood in her urine. She had a bladder scan and it was noted that her bladder was quite inflamed and had a polyp. She has been monitored for the past few weeks and no longer has blood in her urine and the inflammation has reduced. She does still have a polyp in her bladder, but our vets don't recommend removing this at this time and no further action is required. She is currently being fed a urinary diet, which would need to be continued in her new home and her adopters and their vet would need to continue to monitor her and would need to be aware anything relating to bladder would not be coverable by insurance.

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Bella is a sensitive and affectionate girl who has already had quite a journey with us and is now patiently waiting for the right forever home. Bella originally came to us from a breeder and has since experienced home life for the first time, including a short stay in foster care and a brief adoption. Sadly, she was returned when her adopters noticed fearful behaviours in the home that we had not previously seen, and Bella came back to us so we could reassess her needs and provide her with the right support.When in a home environment, Bella displayed behaviours rooted in fear and insecurity, including nipping when frightened and occasional growling towards a resident dog. Although we have not seen these behaviours since her return to the rescue, Bella continues to be closely monitored, and it is important that her future adopters are experienced, understanding, and prepared to support a sensitive dog.To ensure that she is healthy, Bella has since undergone veterinary investigations, and we are pleased to say she has been given a clean bill of health. She is now ready to move forward, but she will need a calm, quiet, adult-only home with adopters who can offer patience, structure, and reassurance. Bella can form a strong bond with her main caregiver and may show signs of separation anxiety, so she would benefit from adopters who are around for most of the day and are willing to continue gentle, positive work with her.Since returning to the rescue, Bella has truly begun to blossom. She has a calm and happy presence and is showing her affectionate nature more and more each day. She seeks out human contact, enjoying gentle fusses under her ears, slow back and bum rubs, and will happily nudge for more attention. She is also very food motivated, which helps to build her confidence and encourages her to try new things. She has formed a strong bond with familiar staff and clearly thrives with kind, consistent handling.Bella is currently kennelled with four other dogs and, despite being the largest, she is gentle and gets along beautifully with them. She will need at least one kind, confident resident dog in her new home to continue offering reassurance and guidance as she grows in confidence.Her harness training is progressing well in quiet areas, where she is happy to trot along, enjoy sniffing, and take treats. Busier environments are still more challenging for her, so her adopters will need to continue this training slowly and at her pace. Bella also needs very gentle handling, as she can sometimes scream when frightened during activities such as having clothing put on. She has been thoroughly checked by a vet and is not in pain, and this reaction is believed to stem from past fears rather than a medical issue. Taking things slowly and respectfully is key to helping her feel safe.Bella is a sensitive soul who has not had the easiest start in life, but she is trying her absolute best to be brave. With time, patience, a calm environment, and the support of a canine companion, she has the potential to become a deeply loving, loyal, and devoted little girl. Bella is waiting for someone special who can see the wonderful dog she is and give her the chance she so truly deserves.Bella is currently being treated for mild conjunctivitis in her right eye.

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Please meet the very handsome Buck, who has travelled all the way from Romania in the hope of finding his forever home. Since arriving here a few weeks ago, Buck has truly blossomed! Initially a little shy with new people, he now settles quickly and happily shows off his affectionate, gentle nature. He loves attention, enjoys fuss, and is more than happy to make new friends once he feels comfortable.Buck has boundless puppy like energy and is so much fun to spend time with. He is happy, bouncy and full of life, with an infectious enthusiasm that staff and volunteers can’t help but fall in love with. He walks beautifully on a harness and has made fantastic progress with lead confidence, now happily trotting along on a slip lead without a care in the world.Buck was briefly adopted, but has sadly been returned to us as it became clear in his new home that he does not want to share his home with another dog. Buck does enjoy playing with other dogs and is more than happy to socialise well with them, but he bonds closely to his adopter and can become jealous of sharing toys and affection in the home.For this reason, Buck will now be looking for a home where he can be the only dog and receive all the love and affection for himself. He would be best suited to adopters who have experience of owning dogs before and who are around most of the time, so can spend lots of time with him. He would love to find an active home where he can be kept both physically and mentally stimulated and go on lots of walks and adventures with his new family. He could share his home with older, dog-savvy teenagers aged 16 and over, who can appreciate and understand that he will need a gentle, quiet introduction to the home and his own space to settle in.Although Buck had never lived in a home before being adopted, he settled in wonderfully and was clean in the house. He wasn't phased by the TV or radio and quickly found the sofas and beds! He can still be a little shy of meeting men initially, but it doesn't take him long to warm up to them. Buck also isn't keen on sudden loud noises or sticks and brooms, so this is something his adopters will need to work on desensitizing him to. He doesn't like having his front paws touched, but he will let you know this by very politely pulling them away from you.Buck is a truly special boy with so much love to give. He is absolutely wasted in kennels and will make a loyal companion for a very lucky family. He arrived with no tail, but this doesn’t bother him in the slightest and only adds to his charm. Please don’t overlook this wonderful lad as Buck is more than ready to find his forever home.Buck has recieved negative test results for Brucellosis, Leishmania, Giardia, Heartworm, Ehrlichia canis, Borrelia burgdorferi and Anaplasma.Buck has a passport.

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05-03-26 Candy has come to us from a breeder to find her forever home. She is feeling a little worried at the moment, but she is such a sweet little girl who is trying very hard to be brave. She isn’t quite confident enough to approach us on her own just yet, but when we approach her she is happy to be handled and accepts a gentle fuss.It’s clear that Candy has a kind and gentle nature, and with plenty of love and patience she will soon begin to blossom. She would love a calm and quiet home where she can settle in at her own pace and build her confidence slowly. We would consider homing her with sensible, dog-savvy teenagers who can understand that she will need time and kindness as she adjusts.Candy relies heavily on other dogs for comfort and reassurance, so she will need another kind and confident resident dog in her new home to guide her and help her feel safe. Having a steady canine friend by her side will make all the difference as she learns about the world around her.She has never lived in a home before, so she will need help learning all about home life. This will include house training, learning to walk on a lead and getting used to everyday household routines and noises. With TLC and a supportive family, we truly believe Candy will grow into a loving and devoted companion.She has a slightly undershot jaw and has arrived with superficial wounds on both ear flaps, which are being treated.Candy has a travel document.Candy has been given the Gift of Life by Jackie Harvey & Katerina Loopstra

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20-03-26 Casio is a sweet boy who has come to us from a breeder, though we believe he has been a pet at some point. He can be a little shy at first, but once he gets to know you, he will absolutely adore you and give you his whole heart.He is a gentle soul who just needs a little time and patience to settle, but with a kind and understanding approach, his loving nature quickly shines through. Casio enjoys the company of other dogs and would happily live with a kind resident dog who doesn’t mind sharing their space, although he also has the confidence to be homed as an only dog in the right home and with adopters who are around most of the time.We are told that Casio is already crate trained and he may know some house training, but he might need a refresher on this as he settles in to his new home. He would love to sleep in the same room as his humans and we think he will love being someone's special boy. He can already walk on a harness and will enjoy going on little adventures with his new family.Casio can live with older, dog-savvy teens who will respect his space and allow him the time he needs to settle in. He is a lovely boy who will make a wonderful and loyal companion in the home.We don't know much about Casio's past, but we are told that he had surgery on one of his legs at 6 months old due to an injury. He has fully recovered from this and walks perfectly fine, but care needs to be taken and he will need a home where he would not be able to jump from furniture or do anything that may hurt his leg.Casio has a travel document.Casio has been given the Gift of Life by Paula Elliot

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Cedar is a very timid little lady who has come to us from a breeder. She is completely shut down and has very little life experience, so everything is new and frightening for her.Since arriving, she has shown tiny but meaningful steps forward. At first, she was too scared to eat for over a week. It took a lot of patience, different foods, and ways of feeding before she began to feel safe enough to eat. Eventually, she started taking chicken at the back of her kennel, where she felt secure, and now she will eat her normal food alongside the other dogs, even if someone is watching. In recent weeks she has progressed even further and now will eat a treat from the floor near her kennel mummy.Cedar’s fear of humans is very strong. She avoids being touched or handled, and her whole body tenses when interaction is necessary. But there are glimpses of trust: in the mornings, she runs to the front of her kennel, tail wagging, giving kisses when she sees someone familiar. It’s the only time she currently shows affection, but it’s a start.She isn’t ready for harness training or walks outside. Cedar needs to build her inner confidence before she can experience the outside world. Her future home will need to understand that progress will be slow and must never be rushed.Cedar will need very experienced, calm, and patient adopters who can provide unconditional love and consistency. She may never fully reveal why she is so scared, but with time and gentle support, she can start to feel safe and learn that life can be kind. She needs a quiet, understanding home where she can grow at her own pace, with someone who will never give up on her. She needs a resident dog that will take her under their wing and allow her the patience she needs to grow.This little lady has already taken small steps forward, and with the right home, she can continue to do so, slowly, carefully, and surrounded by love.Cedar has been given the Gift of Life by Loraine Dixon

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Chippy is a beautiful and sweet lady who came into our care from a breeder, looking for a fresh start. When she first arrived, she found kennel life very overwhelming and was understandably worried and unsure. With time, consistency, and gentle handling, Chippy has begun to settle and is showing us just how sweet and gentle she truly is.She is still a sensitive girl, but she is becoming more comfortable with the people around her and is starting to engage more with staff as her confidence grows. Chippy simply needed time to decompress and feel safe, and with plenty of TLC, her lovely personality is beginning to emerge. As she has settled in, she has shown her confident nature and lets her guard down.She has settled in so well, and has built so much confidence that we believe she can be an only dog in the right home, or homed with a kind resident dog who doesn't mind sharing their space. As she has never lived in a home environment before, she will need patient support with learning all about home life and new skills like house training. She has began learning all about walking on a harness and lead and is making progress.Chippy is looking for an adult-only home where life is calm and predictable, allowing her to continue building her confidence at her own pace. She thrives with slow movements, gentle introductions, and kind, understanding caregivers who are happy to let her take things one step at a time.With patience, love, and the right environment, she will make a truly special and rewarding companion.

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Cress is a very frightened little lady who came to us from a breeder and had never experienced life in a home before arriving in rescue. She is currently in a foster home and while she is still a scared girl, she is slowly beginning to learn what home life is all about.She takes great comfort from other dogs and relies heavily on them for reassurance, spending most of her time close to her canine companions. Watching their interactions with people is helping her build confidence, and she will happily relax on the sofa for gentle cuddles and ear and chest tickles as long as another dog is nearby. Although she will still run away if approached directly, she is gradually learning that human hands can be kind.Cress is not yet house trained, as she is currently very worried about going outside. When carried outside, she is initially frightened but does settle after a short time and has even started showing curiosity about birds and her surroundings. She will need lots of time and patience to continue to get used to venturing outside in her foster home. She doesn't walk on a lead just yet and it will be quite a while before she is ready to start learning about this.She will be looking for a very special, calm and quiet, adult-only home with kind, patient adopters who understand that everything must be taken slowly and at her pace. She would be best suited to adopters who have experience of scared ex-breeding dogs. When she feels overwhelmed or frightened, she can panic and may choose to make the wrong decision, so her new family will need to give her the time, space, and gentle guidance she needs to feel safe. A kind and confident resident dog is essential to help her continue building confidence, and she may be able to live with a dog-savvy cat, as she is currently in foster with one and has been fine.Cress is a beautifully gentle, sensitive little soul who simply needs a quiet, loving home where she can feel secure. With patience, understanding, and steady support, she will continue to grow in confidence and blossom into a loyal and affectionate companion.Cress has been given the Gift of Life by Loraine Dixon

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Meet Criss Cross, a big-hearted, sensitive lad who has come to us from a breeder and is learning to find his confidence in the world. Criss Cross arrived as a worried soul, needing extra patience, understanding, and gentle care. He had very little formal handling in his past, and early on could be grumbly or anxious when unsure. He required slow, careful introductions to people, places, and experiences while he started to understand his new surroundings.Since arriving, Criss Cross has made wonderful progress. While he may still be a little shy when meeting someone new, once he feels comfortable he actively seeks attention and cuddles, often trying to return kisses with his big, loving heart. He is still learning his manners and, as a large lad, can sometimes use his size to barge past when excited, but he responds well to clear, calm guidance.Criss Cross is gaining confidence with his harness training and has already enjoyed walks beyond the rescue, comfortably managing a good distance down the road. He can be a little unsure if people are walking behind him, but one of his adorable quirks is that he finds reassurance if you turn and face him while walking backwards allowing him to let his guard down. Gentle encouragement, slow introductions, and quiet, safe garden sniffing adventures all help him to continue building his trust.He will need a calm, adult-only home with experienced adopters who can provide patience, structure, and reassurance as he continues to grow. He would prefer to be the only dog in the home.. Criss Cross also appreciates having a quiet space at mealtimes, which helps him feel safe and secure. He will need a home without cats as he is overly interested in them.Criss Cross is currently being monitored by our vets for a weepy eye and receiving treatment to help him feel more comfortable.Criss Cross is a truly gorgeous, sweet, and gentle giant with so much love to give. With time, patience, and the right understanding home, he will flourish into the loyal, devoted companion he is meant to be.

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Crumble is a worried lady who came into our care from a breeder, searching for a fresh start. When she first arrived, she was very worried and unsure of the world around her, but with time and patience she has begun to settle beautifully. Crumble is now much less fearful of us humans and has really started to come out of her shell, choosing to engage more with staff members and showing curiosity about her surroundings.While she can still be sensitive and appreciates having her space respected, it’s clear that Crumble simply needed time to feel safe. With gentle reassurance and plenty of TLC, her true personality is beginning to shine through. She is a gentle soul who responds best to calm, kind interactions and slow introductions.Crumble will need a confident and friendly resident dog who can help guide her and show her the ropes. As she has never lived in a home environment before, she will need patient support with house training and learning everyday routines. She will need a home without cats as she is overly interested.We are looking for an experienced, adult-only home where Crumble can continue to build her confidence at her own pace. A quiet household with understanding adopters who are happy to let her take things slowly will allow her to truly flourish. With the right people, time, and lots of love, Crumble will make a wonderfully rewarding companion.Crumble has a previous bite wound inside her ear, which is currently being treated.