Gomez

Poor Gomez did not have the best start in life. He came into our care as part of a welfare case in December 2024, when multiple dogs were removed from a property and signed over to us. When he first arrived into our care he required veterinary treatment for a number of skin issues, including sores, scabs and hair loss. Initially Gomez was a very wary and shut-down dog. He appeared anxious around people and would often flinch at sudden movements or raised hands, suggesting that he may not have experienced many positive interactions in his past. Gomez remained in kennels until June 2026, spending the latter part of his kennel stay in a quieter kennels in Surrey. Although he initially did well in the quieter environment he never found kennel life particularly easy. Towards the end of his stay he began to struggle with going out for exercise, sometimes lying down and refusing to move despite encouragement with treats, toys and different exercise areas. Overall Gomez was experiencing high l...

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