Pennine Animal Welfare

Pennine Animal Welfare

Koda is a young and lively Husky X who is looking for an experienced and active owner who can provide the time and training he requires to thrive.Koda is house trained and obedient, listening to basic commands.He enjoys pack walks and is very friendly with other dogs .Ideally, he will need 2 x 45 minutes exercise per day plus stimulating activities.Koda is wary of strangers, adults and children alike. He will avoid people until he has been allowed to build his confidence .He is afraid of push bikes and electric scooters/ bikes.He will need ongoing training for recall and lead walking. He does walk better with a head collar.Koda does not like to be left but is ok once settled in his crate rather than free to roam around.He is currently on a mixed diet of raw and kibble, which he will need to continue .Koda will make a fantastic companion for the right person.

Pennine Animal Welfare

After several months living happily with another dog she decided she didn't like him. Molly struggles with understanding boundaries when it comes to playing with other dogs and this can be an issue. Due to this we are looking for a pet free home for her. She is currently living in a home with children where she is very happy and loves playing with them, She knows basic commands and will sit and wait for her food. She loves cuddles on the sofa and being around people generally. She sleeps in her own bed in the bedroom. She can be a little nervous of men but with time she gradually comes round. She walks well on the lead, can be selective with which dogs she likes but mostly she just has a brief sniff and continues on her way. Molly does not like to be left, she craves company. The stress of being left can cause her to have accidents, and she does cry. Someone who is home for most of the day and can work on her separation anxiety would really help Molly. She is an absolute ball of energy, loves playing with a ball and tuggy. She will bring happiness to your home. Molly is Spayed, Vaccinated, Microchipped and has been treated for fleas and worms.

Pennine Animal Welfare

Peggy was in the council pound and was due to be put to sleep imminently, so finding a rescue space for her was mega urgent. We offered her a lifeline and picked her up from the kennels. Once there, however, we realised she was a little bigger than we'd anticipated, but she eagerly jumped in the van, excited for her next adventure. Peggy is a big bundle of fun. She loves to play and is very gentle when taking her toys or treats. Since picking her up from the pound, PAWS has had her spayed and she has had the 1st of her vaccinations. Peggy is now also on Synoquin for large breeds to help support her joints. She is currently in foster care and has been a very good girl, clean in the house and sleeps well at night. In fact, her foster carers have to wake her up in the morning as she's reluctant to get out of bed! Peggy likes her food and enjoys cuddles and gives kisses with those she knows. She travels really well and loves to go in a vehicle, her initial excitement soon turns to snoozing in the back. Since visiting the vet we have discovered that Peggy has mild hip dysplasia and will need to start a course of physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to help her build muscle to support her hips in the long term. We've purchased a really supportive bed from Tuffies Dog Beds at a cost of £125 to help provide extra comfort. Peggy is around 3 years old and is a mastiff type. She has oodles of love to give and would make someone with a secure garden a most loyal and wonderful companion. We will be looking for a home for Peggy with no young children, perhaps over 12's may be considered. Maybe another larger dog in the house, perhaps a steady neutered male would be ok. We can offer lots of help and support from our team of dog trainers and behaviour experts, to help anyone who may want to offer this lovely girl the life that she deserves.Peggy will leave for her new home Spayed, Microchipped, Vaccinated and treated for fleas and worms.