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We have many new dogs at Phoenix who are not quite ready for adoption yet! Here's a sneak preview of our New Arrivals.
You can follow their progress while they are in Foster on our News page
When they are ready for adoption they will appear on the Available for adoption page.
Introducing WINNIE: This is a confused little lady of 3 years old; she needs reassurance from another dog as she does have anxiety, and can be very wary of strangers, yet sometimes cant possibly get along with another dog and loves cuddles! She is coming on nicely in foster though and has a very patient foster-Mum and Frenchie-buddy who are doing their very best to help her understand what makes her scared and how to manage that. She is a pretty little blue-brindle lady and it is a joy to read her internal updates and see her progress. Watch out for them here now too.
Introducing SIMBA: This 2 year old lad is a joy too, but is being hampered by his breathing – he will need full BOAS surgery. He has been surrendered to us due to family circumstances changing. He is a lovely fawn lad who enjoys family life but struggles to keep up with it due to his poor breathing. We should be able to help there and he will make a wonderful addition to any family.
Introducing SAMPRAS: Although we were aware of Sampras some time ago, his adoring family were desperately trying to find ways of not needing to surrender him, but circumstances just conspired against them. He is a black and tan lad of only 11 months old. He is a complete sweetie and has been loved and very well trained. I was rather taken with him myself as he is such an affectionate lad with just a twinkle of naughtiness about him. It is unlikely that you will see his adoption post …. fosterers are smitten too!
Introducing RITA: A dark brindle lady who is only just over a year old. She was a bit of a Madam in her original home and not kind to the other dog. Fast forward to foster-care as an only dog and she is a model Frenchie! She may well never leave … I suspect …
Introducing OPEL PPP: We did have a foster post up for Opel and I think the while country wanted her! She is one of those dogs that just craves love and loves everyone and everything in return. She is a pied girl of unknown age, probably around 3/4 years old but has been extensively bred and was only surrendered to us after a third party persuaded the owners not to sell her but to let her stay safe – well done that person. Goodness knows how many more litters they may have tried to have from her if she was sold on unspayed. Despite this, she is an adorable lady and is in foster with a member of the team for medicl care – she needs TLC and is getting it in spades. She will be a fabulous pet when she is mended and stronger.
Introducing O'MALLEY: No, not some alley cat but a blue fawn lad who is only just over year old. O'Malley has been diagnosed with collitis and so will need some very careful care to get the right diet and meds (if needed) to keep this under control. He has only just arrived with us so he will be slowly assessed to see how we can help him.
Introducing MINI: Another little fawn girl who is a delight – Mini is only 3 and has only come to us due to very sad circumstances and was a much-loved pet previously. Her owner was keen to rehoome her safely and responsibly to protect her from being bred, and so we were called. She is a recent arrival too so look out for her updates too.
Introducing EEYORE: Only just arrived and has come to us at almost a year old with classic teenage attitude. He has demonstrated some food aggression and whilst this is not uncommon, it is also not desirable when there are young children in the house. He is in foster now for some assessment and re-training and I expect we will see his updates very soon. He is a handsome lad, predominantly white.
Introducing KARMANN PPP: Oh my, this little girl is absolutely teeny, but perfectly formed. She is a veritable Kylie of the Frenchie world! Mind you, she is black and tan so maybe not, but I bet she could sing! Karmann came to us for her own protection really as she was being horribly picked on by other dogs in the house and she doesn't have a bad bone in her body so never fought back. We are still working with her fosterer on sorting out her ears, which were very sore indeed, but she is a patient little girl who takes it all in her stride. She is 2 and is in foster with an extremely gentlemanly pooch who has become her very best friend. Will she be available for adoption? Don't hold your breath!
Introducing MOANA: Oh look, another Bulldog has sneaked in under the radar! This hephalump is actually black and white and we don't know too much about her past except that she had a scar under her fur on her hip. The way she turned out her leg also gave rise to some concerns, so it was x-rayed. I shall ask her fosterer to put up the x-ray images with her update and you will see why we will be needing to manage Moana with extreme care, poor love. She is around 3 years old but very little is known about her due to her being rescued and then surrendered into our care. She is settled in foster care and being very good so her assessment there will continue and you will see her updates
Introducing MORGAN PPP: This little lady came in to us under odd circumstances and in a bit of a rush, so we know very little about her, except that she had settled really well in her foster home, loved her new boyfriend, another handsome Frenchie, and promptly came into season driving him wild! And this girl is an ex-breeder, so a total hussy! Don't fret, there will be no pitter-patter of tiny paws as everything is under control but he is missing his lady already, but they will be reunited soon enough.
Introducing ASPEN: Here is another very refreshing story of breeder v greeder; this little girl has been loved since she came into the world but at 3 years old her breeder does not want to breed her as although she is a wonderful little lady they don't consider her to be a sound example of the breed, and considers there to be enough around just now. To the initiated, this may sound harsh but think carefully; this breed has had an explosion in popularity and we have seen record numbers being bred, and not all of them even registered. This is a true breeder, concerned for the health and well-being of the breed as it moves forward – and we heartily applaud that. Aspen has been health tested to a high level and although she has some issues with her ears she is in excellent health. Aspen is a very sweet, pied girl and you will soon see her updates. Remember: a Breeder breeds for health and temperament within the breed standard and genuinely cares about their dogs; a Greeder breeds anything for money, and could care less about health, temperament or confirmation.
Introducing AUDI: Has come in with Aspen, for the same reasons as above, but they are not needing to stay together. She is a cute little minx, only 9 months old and great with other dogs and children. Audi is also pied and will doubtless receive much attention once she is available for adoption.
Introducing BENTLEY PPP: Who has been adopted! I plead workload – this lad is being introduced but has also been adopted already! Sorry, but he was so scrumptious that it was a done deal. He is an adorable boy who has come to us having already been mended after being removed from a Greeder. He had some trauma to his head leaving him with a tilt and no sight on one side but what an adorable lad. Just one big love-muffin. Yes, I had him here briefly and really liked him – can you tell ..?! I have been greatly amused that my constant mantra of there being a dog for everyone has come true again: Bentley likes to share a bed with his human but snores like a train. So what could be more perfect that a lovely lady with hearing difficulties and a huge heart? Bless her, they are perfect for one another,
Introducing CINDERELLA & PRINCE CHARMING: These 2 adorable lumps have arrived together and are just wowing everyone. They are Bulldogs. Have you noticed that we seem to be getting more Bulldogs lately? Please do invite any Bullie-loving friends to join us as we do seem to have a bit of a roll on these baby hippos! Cinderella and her Prince are both red and white and currently in foster together having been given to us for safe-keeping and re-homing by a retiring breeder – yes, another lovely one! Seems only fair to big up Breeders when we find ourselves so often complaining about Greeders. How refreshing. They have only arrived within the past few days but I have already seen photos of them smiling in their Bullie way and looking very contented. Both are almost 5 years old so do keep your eyes peeled for this handsome pair.
Introducing CLIO: At 4 years old Clio has had issues with her ears for some time now and has a floppy one due to this. She is a fawn girl and was not getting along with a resident dog in the home. She adores children and is very affectionate. We are getting her ears sorted and she is responding very well to all the attention. She has developed a bit of a passion for the laundry basket – she likes to sleep in it, must think she's a cat!
Introducing COOPER: Oh my, here is a handsome fella! A chunky fawn pied boy but with some serious itching going on. He is only 2 and we are working hard with his fosterer to get him comfy and stop his skin and ears from being so sore and irritated. You will enjoy his updates he is delicious!
Introducing DESMOND: Here's a funny little soul. He had been displaying some stress disorders, such as alopecia, and this had also led to some overly-excitable behaviour with the children and some naughty nips too – not bites, but nips of uncontrolled and misunderstood (by him) excitement levels. He had been sold to his last home with very little history but already much has become clear about Desmond. He will prefer to live with another dog but can be bossy with a male, so will need a female, but really is a pleasant little chap when it comes to the human stakes – cuddles all round. He is only 19 months old and so is still getting through is teenage stage and with some firm guidance and lots of love he will be a super pet.
Introducing DODGE: Oh my, we chose this name well – he is a chunk of a lad! Dodge is a fawn boy and at 4 years old he has been far too loved and this has led to him thinking he is the boss – we hear this quite a lot. But, in foster he has new rules and is being well-guided and he is really responding very well. I have suspicion he may not reach the adoption stage as his fosterer is smitten!
Introducing INFINITY: Another handsome fawn lad, only just arrived but has already been read his horoscope by the resident female pooch! H e is only 16 months old and so with the exuberance of a teenager he needs to know who is boss – and it is NOT him! He has settled very well already, lots of games with his new pal and very keen to please. He came to us having been a much-loved pet but circumstances have meant he has needed to be re-homed. He will be hot property, lovely boy.
Introducing MERCEDES PPP: Nearly forgot this little beauty; she is a dark fawn (ish) and around 4/5 years old. Poor love has very poor ears and these are being tended to. She also has breath of a thousand camels – yes, she needs some dental attention! Her medical journey is already under way and she will be shipshape before we know it and then she can start to enjoy the life she enjoys having been used for breeding previously. She is another very affectionate little thing. These ex-breeding ladies are just so lovely.
Introducing ROBERT: In foster. We seem to have had a run on fawn Frenchies this time and Robert is no exception; he is a stunningly handsome young man of 5 years old but very well behaved and well mannered. Robert's owner was not entirely sure that he was being treated as he should by the very young children in the home, and rather than have him react and get himself into trouble we have been asked to help him find a home. That shouldn't be too hard, as you will see when his foster updates are posted. I can already tell you he is being spoiled rotten with new toys, beds etc and is very close to the young man of the house. It is all very sweet actually.
Introducing ROYCE PPP: In foster .Ah, Royce; a lovely-natured sweet lad of only about 7 months old, and just such a sweetie. He is in foster with Lexus and they adore one another. He does have a wonky ear and we are making sure there are no further problems with it but he seems very happy indeed. It is a shame you wont be able to see pics (he is PPP) but having met him I can tell you that he is adorable. Doubt he will move far … let's see
Introducing STARR: Oh that Beatles theme has a lot to answer for – first Jude now Starr, and yes, both boys! And, would you believe, another fawn! He is a 3 year old lad who has definitely settled very well and is feeling so much better after a deep flush to his ears. He was bought to be a companion dog but the other dog became very physically unwell and Starr is playful, so it was kinder to both for them to be separated and have lifestyles to suit them.
Introducing TEDDY BOY: You have heard all about this poor wee fella and many of you very kindly donated to the wheels that he is now zooming about on. He has taken to them really well and I am so looking forward to seeing the updates posted for you. He is a very young 6 years old but spinal issues mean frequent temporary paralysis and some incontinence. We are monitoring him to be sure there is no pain but his owners asked us to help when they were unable to give him the care he needs – don't judge, they loved him enough to know he needed more and we are happy to help. He is doing fabulously well and I am sure you will agree when you see his updates.
Introducing TESLA PPP: Now adopted! I could just screech at the very thought of this 100% adorable little lady. I only had her in my house for 24 hours, less actually as she attended an event with me so we were off, but she touched SO many people with her sweet nature and loving ways. She has been bred and her underside is not pretty, but the vets say she should tuck up a bit but she is just so tiny. She reaches up like a toddler to be cuddled and hugged. She is around 3 years old and blue fawn. I could seriously have kept her on my lap to help me in the office forever – but some other pooches here might have been a little put out! Now she is living with 2 very handsome boys and she is the rose to their thorns. Don't get excited though – everyone wanted to take her home from the event but her fosterer has just adopted her – going nowhere. Bit jealous, but so happy
Introducing WILSON: A brindle lad, just to buck the trend of today. He has been a 'bit of a lad' and didn't get on well with the resident Bulldog in his original home. For those of you who don't know, and be glad you don't, a Frenchie wont often start a fight but by golly when they do they intend to finish it, and so this was not something that could be allowed to carry on. In foster he has put the resident dog in his place, but he is quite springy and has heeded the warnings. For some reason Wilson is not keen on playing but this may come as he is not even a year and a half old yet. Assessment is going well in foster and you will be kept updated of his progress.
Introducing ABBEY ROAD: This brindle lad has been with us since the end of August and came in very thin and feeling sorry for himself. He is not yet 2 years old and we have him under medical car as we try to gt to the bottom of why he vomits so often – this is why he is so thin as nothing seems to stay down. We are slowly ruling out what it is not, in the hope of soon discovering the cause. He is an adorable lad, as you will see in following updates.
Introducing CLARABELLE: Now adopted! At 5 years old, this little fawn beauty has already been a Mum, so is taking no nonsense from the resident male – whether he causes any or not! It is very early days for Clarabelle but she is taking everything in her stride and enjoying er new routine. Clarabelle only came to us due to her owner being extremely ill and so she has been well-treated and loved.
Introducing DIAMOND: Not going to say too much about this little pooch as there will be an adoption post to follow shortly – keep watching!
Introducing DIZZY: At almost 4, Dizzy has suffered most of her life with extreme allergies but these are being managed and she is settling down very nicely. She is a pretty brindle girl who came in with her sister, Lizzy, who also has extreme allergies and it was all just too much for her owner to manage with increased working hours. Very sad, but we will mend her and make her well to the very best of our abilities.
Introducing JASON: It is a very long time since I saw a dog that is so SHINY! My word this lad is a glimmering, slippery looking pooch. He is dark brindle, which always helps to accentuate and show off a good coat. Jason is 5 years old and I am glad I didn't do his collection as he was one of the ones I hate most – a heartbroken owner who is a victim of circumstance. They are so upsetting, more so than Greeders and Puppy Farmers as you can dislike them. Jason has been loved to distraction and it is never easy to see someone so broken by the loss of their pooch. But, true to form, he is about as disloyal as most of our beloved pets and is doing very well his foster home so far. He and the cat may not be totally be seeing eye-to-eye yet, but it is very early days and these things usually settle well. His loyalty is not completely assured yet as he goes from the man to the woman of the house and back again, but he seems to be quite happy with the set-up. They are learning to live with his gas … gotta love a Frenchie eh?!
Introducing JUDE: Another very sad surrender, and to make things even more confusing one of the Managers has called this little girl Jude – and I always think boy for Jude but what do I know? This little fawn chap is only 2 but has had some spinal issues (managed) and was in a home with very young children. Sadly, he was accidentally fallen on one day and did react as he was hurt, but the owners saw this immediately for what it was and have asked us to find him a new home where he wont get hurt again – how sad but selfless of them. He only arrived with us this weekend but updates on his progress will follow, so watch out for those.
Introducing LEXUS PPP: A very pretty little girl who is in foster with ROYCE PPP She is a very pretty and dainty little girl, fawn sable in colour around 3/4 years old and very affectionate indeed. She is an ex-breeding girl but in fairly good condition with the exception of her ears. Her fosterers will stay on top of those though and if I am honest, I really cant see her moving … watch this space.
Introducing LIZZY: Of the Dizzy duo. Again, huge allergy issues and much work needed to find out what's what and stop Lizzy, and DIzzy, scratching themselves to pieces. She is avery pretty pied girl with lots of character and seems to find cuddles are the bets cure for feeling itchy – a good snuggle is a fabulous distraction.
Introducing LUCY: I wont repeat myself here as there will be an adoption post for Lucy – keep watching!
Introducing MOLLY: Oh my, just checked up on this little lady's progress and saw the most adorable photos of her snuggled up with a resident pooch, much bigger than her. She is a beautiful little fawn lady and if you could tick a box for 'perfect dog' she would just about be it – likes children and dogs, all humans, affectionate, loves to walk and play etc etc. Very sadly, her owner has had a life-changing accident and wants to know that Molly is safe and loved, she is only 4 so really is just coming up for her prime.
Introducing MR MOONLIGHT: He is actually the son of Clarabelle but it was very hard to keep them together. They don't seem to mind though as Mr M has his own buddy to play with now. They even have matching leads and harnesses already and make a very stunning pair, both fawn and very handsome indeed! He is only 9 months old but can be a bit of a demon around cats – we have discovered – so we will monitor this carefully as he is still a mere youngster. His updates wont be dull I suspect!
Introducing JOJO: This little black and tan fella is quite a heart-breaker; he breathes very badly indeed and needs his palate addressing but it is a vicious circle because surgery is very dangerous as he is so bad. We think there may only be one man for this job and we will need The Bull God for this special boy. Even if he needs a temporary tracheotomy during surgery, it is do-able and will get him through far more safely. He is currently underweight, lethargic and very much in need of our help. How he has made it to a year old is a miracle in itself, but we wont let him down. Keep watching for his updates.
Introducing LENNON PPP: Here we have another lad needing palate surgery urgently. He is coming up for 3 years old but he loves to play and any excessive excitement makes him very bad indeed. Poor lad, the mind is willing but the body cant cope but we will be addressing that as quickly as funds allow. He is a hunk of a fwn lad and deserves to be able to play without risk.
Introducing LUCY & DIAMOND PPP: These beautifully affectionate ladies, one brindle, one pied, have come in together and have major allergy related issues. They need very in-depth assessment for their skin and ears, and goodness only knows what else. They must be SO uncomfortable as they itch and scratch but yet are so affectionate to each other and humans offering cuddles. These ladies may need a bit of time, and plenty of TLC, but they are in the right place now and they will get whatever they need.
Introducing MAXWELL: At almost 5 years old Maxwell is a tad confused about his life; a new baby arrived in the home and he was anxious about the whole set up. He has come to us rather sorry for himself but is settling nicely into foster-care and being fully assessed to see what his needs and strengths are. He is a fawn lad with a lovely dark mask and has truly perfected the 'poor-me' face, as I expect his updates will show.
Introducing MUSTARD & PEPPERCORN: You will have seen much about these boys who came to us as the result of their adoring owner passing away. A walk was held in his memory and the boys attended and much money was raised for Phoenix by the kind members of the walking group. They are still in foster together and there will be further updates. It is always difficult to explain gently that Frenchies are very disloyal – we all think our dog loves us and only us – and they do when we are there. But when a dog is surrendered to us, for whatever reason, they really don't grieve or pine as we do – and that is a good thing for them usually but can be painful for us. A Frenchie will extend loyalty, however temporarily, to whoever gives cuddles, food and a nice comfy sofa, and so although their owner is much missed by many who knew him as a kind and loyal friend, his boys are coping well.
Introducing PERRY: This brindle lad of only 2 years old was a victim of sad circumstance and has been with us a few weeks now in foster (unlikely to leave is my guess too!). He has been very loved and is a stunningly handsome boy too, yes, I am biased by my adoration of the brindle But Perry has been mending a broken heart after the very sad passing of a beloved Frenchie in the home and so we are delighted that he has been able to give and receive love where needed, for fosterer and pooch. Sometimes, these things just fall into place so beautifully and we couldn't be happier.
Introducing PRUDENCE: At only 9 months old and a dot of brindle pooch, this little lady is a real pocket-rocket – but we have another one bleeding where she shouldn't be. She is not nearly as bad as we have had before and so we are hopeful that this is not nearly as serious – investigations are being carried out and we will hopefully be able to keep you updated as we know more. Pru certainly loves life and all things human or canine- and is very cute into the bargain.
Introducing RINGO: Although deaf to pretty much all noise ( we think he may be able to register a dog whistle), Ringo has been at the very centre of family life and thoroughly enjoyed it. He is great with hand signals and really enjoys being around humans of all ages. He is a big brindle lad, 4 years old, who doesn't breathe well, and this may be the source of his laziness, but he is not a big walker, more of a cuddler. His breathing can be better assessed in foster and updates will follow, and he will have what he needs. Can't imagine it will change his opinion on walking though!
Introducing SAFFRON: What a pretty girl this brindle lady is and as a very sad and reluctant surrender she has always been loved and spoiled. Saffron is a princess for sure but not in a brattish way; her manners are adorable and she just loves to be wanted, cuddled and loved. She has fallen firmly on all four paws in foster and we have heard nothing but praise for her and the way in which her previous owners have raised her -what a delightful change that makes and it is worth pointing out that we DO have those dogs too, rescue is not always about the downtrodden and abused (that is just us Team members!). Honestly speaking, it must be well over 40% of dogs that have come from wonderful backgrounds, but life can just be very cruel sometimes. Saffron has been handed over to us to keep her safe and make sure she continues to live a blessed life – no danger of that being any other way!
Introducing SERENA: Although this little fawn girl is a dot of a thing, and has only just turned a year old I have been reliably informed that she has a character and vocals to reckon with! She is in foster with a couple of slightly older resident Frenchies and she can match them all day long. She loves food, walks, games – children, everything and everyone. We do have a few health issues with little Serena and I am awaiting updates on those so will bring you them via an update as soon as we know more. Have no doubt though, this is yet another pocket rocket waiting to erupt and she is full of fun.
Introducing STARR: Of the male variety, so not to be confused with a Star, who would be of the female type. We only have a few days left in August, tell me you cant see a pattern for names here now? Starr was bought to be a companion to an older dog who was pining for his deceased pal but sadly became ill himself and so Starr is too much for him. He is around 3 years old and is a lovely boy, well mannered and polite, just likes a game. There have been no issues in foster so far and so we expect updates will be positive and entertaining.
Introducing WALRUS: Yes, you will have seen posts for the fostering of this Lump of Love. Walrus was advertised as free to a good home on a local site and so a very sensible follower collected him immediately and asked for our help. He is only just one year old and was advertised as uncastrated too – he was in serious danger of falling into the wrong hands and yes, he is a Bulldog, and we do Frenchies, but this was just a disaster waiting to happen – and we know we have lots of Bulldog lovers too. Now Walrus suits his name perfectly for size, and a combination of being a Bulldog AND Old Tyme Bulldog do contribute to this, but it does not explain his energy levels. He is a lively and happy lad! Boisterous barely covers it, but he really is a lover and not a fighter. He is moving to his new home today where we hope he can learn some manners – watch out for his adventures.
Introducing YOKO: Another very sad and upsetting surrender because Yoko was just not getting on with the older Frenchie in the home. She is only just over a year old but really not being kind and she was causing a lot of upset to all around her, despite being an affectionate and loving dog with her humans on her own. She is a little blue-fawn girl, very dainty and pretty and doing really well in foster currently. She has shown her dislike of sharing her foster-Mum and so they plan to do some training together to help her overcome her possessiveness and dislike of other dogs. It is no exaggeration to say she has come from being very loved to the very same; Yoko just needs to learn to share a little more and we will guide this.
Introducing BILLIE JEAN: A little fawn pied girl of 2 years old with not such great social skills. She was surrendered to us due to becoming very dominant with resident dogs and too excitable for a young family. Billie ean gets giddy around lively children and can nip in her heightened excitement. We are currently assessing her as an only dog in foster and may need the assistance of a behaviourist as she has very few manners. She is workable though, and so we shall do what she needs. This is why we assess our dogs in foster.
Introducing ELEANOR PPP & RIGBY PPP: This adorable pair arrived together into foster and we thought they couldn't be parted. Rigby certainly seemed very needy of Eleanor, and she certainly made sure he knew his place! A couple of weeks have passed by though and after coming from less than desirable circumstances they have learned that they like a nice clean, warm and comfy home, and small humans are just THE best for cuddles too. And stairs are not as scary as they thought either. House-training is on-going … they are getting there with lots of praise. Following the need for medical attention, we now know that Eleanor could actually care less if Rigby is there, and she is very happy to take ALL the fuss herself, thank you very much! And Rigby is not actually that needy either as he likes other dogs, adores humans and has learned to play too. They are both around 3 years old and will need further medical treatments but have scrubbed up very nicely and so their journey has now seen them parted into new foster homes for the next chapter. Keep watching – you won't see pictures as they are PPP, but these two have some amusing antics that will doubtless be shared.
Introducing GEORGE: Crikey, there is very little to say about George except wow! He is not quite a year old yet and is happy, playful and gorgeous. He likes other dogs, humans of all sizes and ages – not sure about cats yet. He is a stunning brindle lad and how I did not steal him is beyond me! If this lad doesn't get snapped up in an instant then I know nothing about Frenchies at all (and he will be mine, all mine!). He is in foster at the moment and so you will get to see his updates and pictures very soon – lovely, lovely lad. Yes, he is busy – he is still young and will make such a wonderful family addition.
Introducing GEORGIA: Her story is not as happy because Georgia is not even 5 months old yet and her future is incredibly uncertain. She was surrendered with suspected spinal issues, from birth, and can be unsteady on her back legs and doubly incontinent. We have had her checked over and her spine is actually fine but her partial paralysis is due to nerves, or lack of. Her rear end has incomplete nerve endings and we are still consulting with medical minds on what is best for Georgia. Whilst we do this, Georgia is totally oblivious of any problems and is running around as any other pied, 5 month old lunatic would do. She falls and slips occasionally but has no pain and is very well in herself. This is a horrible case and we will keep you updated on what Georgia's future may hold.
Introducing HELTER SKELTER: A handsome red lad of only 3 years old and surrendered due to needing someone able to address his anxiety and allergies. This boy has blossomed in foster care already and has a couple of Frenchie pals to show him the way. They have helped nicely with any anxiety and a very health-conscious foster-Mum is working on his diet to address allergies. I have to say that I am unsure if this lad will leave his foster-Mum, as smitten doesn't even begin to cover it, and all photographic evidence suggests he has made himself very much at home! Yes, you CAN keep the dog you foster, I say it soooooo many times, so get fostering!
Look who landed Chez Cargill last night! Yes, this is Boris. He is allegedly crossed with a Bulldog so at only 20 (ish) weeks he is already a big lad and looks the size of a full-grown Frenchie but still with a puppy-ish feel to his body; lanky and soft! He is almost Boxer-like with his jutting jaw and the gorgeous red in his brindle coat.
Boris was quite nervous and scared on arrival, not sure of being stroked or fussed, but he has improved by the hour, literally. The Barilballe Babes are teaching him to dog and Benoit and he are non-stop playing – Wonky Dog flirted mercilessly! Fifi has put him in his place, as only a Mum can and Mimi is rather enjoying taking on the two lads at once – the Beanbag got a quite a beating last night with them leaping in and out, and thank goodness for detached houses as they are not quiet! He does come for a fuss now and his whole body wiggles when he is excited. He is a very funny and happy chappy who will definitely need a lively household and another playful dog. There is not a hint of malice in him but he will need general obedience training and to be taught some manners – he is just a big baby really.
He is a bit of a barker and did have a few yaps last night when left for bed, but soon settled and was no trouble at all – clean, dry bed this morning and a great welcome when I went to his crate.
Rather sadly, Boris has already been castrated – not as we would like but beyond our control.
I shall see how he is with cats when we are out and about but the level of inquisitiveness suggests they woudl probably be a no-no and children would also need to be quite sturdy.
I shall keep you updated with the Adventures of Boris.
Introducing DILL: This brindle lad has come to us as a scared little chap. He was attacked by a much larger dog when less than a year old and this has stayed with him as he has become older, and at over 3 years old now he still has problems when out and about. He is a good lad in the house though and has only been surrendered due to some very sad family circumstances. He does need understanding and reassurance and he will get that in spades with his foster family.
Introducing FEDERER: This lad is a clown and no mistaking it – I cannot wait for you to read his updates along with some very funny pictures too. He is in foster and needing to go back to basics with toilet-training because at 9 months old he is chancing his paw a little and not bothering with the outside bit. He was surrendered because he was just too much for the resident cope with and he is definitely a live wire! The resident dog in foster has made her feelings known to him and hopefully he is learning a little respect!
Introducing LACOSTE: Beautiful 2 year old lad, pied who came to us with RENE: a fawn girl who is only just over a year old. They are both gorgeous dogs but were re-homed due to a difficult family situation – they have been much loved and very well cared for. It was a sad parting but they have settled very well into foster-care and have even managed to have the vets practise under their spell already!
Introducing McENROE: Now adopted! You would not believe that such an innocent looking, 8 month old brindle lad could cause any issues would you? But he has not had the best of starts with an initial home where he was crated for long periods of time, harassed by young children and punished for lack of toilet training. He was taken on by a new owner who saw all of this and knew he deserved better, but sadly he was just a tad too over-enthusiastic with the lady-dog of the house, to the point of obsession – and is too young to castrate. This made any other training and rehabbing virtually impossible so we offered our help. He has clearly had no boundaries but without the lure of a beautiful femme fatale, he is slowly responding to having those boundaries put in place and learning that good behaviour gets treats and fuss and bad behaviour gets him ignored. And all know that Frenchies HATE to be ignored! His fosterers are doing a wonderful job and we will continue to support them with his training. He has had a clean bill of health from the vet – who he disliked, but a lack of socialisation wont have helped that – and now he needs to learn his manners and learn how to dog. He will get there, with love and patience.
Introducing MURRAY: Here is another brindle youngster, also only a year old and had a very strange start in life, pretty much cooped-up indoors and able to toilet where and when he liked with little or no socialisation, pretty much just bought as a child's play-thing. Murray is a lovely little fella but also needs to go right back to basics with his foster home, and this is going well so far. He will need to be introduced to so many things that will be alien to him and so life is going to be one huge learning curve for Murray now – and we will look forward to following that journey with him.
Introducing PETRA: I am going to do the vaguest of introductions for this little lady because she is a little bit complicated but is available for adoption – I shall be posting up her Adoption Application post shortly so please read it carefully because she needs to be understood but will make a wonderful pet to whoever can do that.
Introducing TURMERIC: Another very gorgeous brindle lad, very distinctive as although he is not reverse brindle he is very tiger-like but in a deeper red – wait until you see his pictures, he is a handsome boy. Also a year old, 16 months actually, he was temporarily taken in from a home that were moving but there were already dogs in that home and so he needed one to call his own. He has settled brilliantly in foster care but as he is rather humpy-hipped with a fondness for cushions, we will address this and let him settle into the dog he needs to be. Look out for his updates as he is rather scrummy too.
Introducing DAKOTA: This little pied lady has poor socialisation skills which may not have been helped by patella surgery at 9 months old leaving her crated for moths to recover. She adores her foster-Mum, and this is much reciprocated but does need some obedience training to gain some boundaries and confidence – she hates other dogs. She is only 2 and just needs some time and patience investing in her. And we know she will get it.
Introducing FENNEL PPP: Yes, another little girl rescued from dubious sources. She is about 3/4, with shocking ears that will need attention. She also has very narrow nares so these will need to be widened when she is spayed and then we can get a better idea of whether or not she needs palate surgery. She really is a loving little lady though and has settled in so nicely.
Introducing AGASSI: Now Adopted arrived only just over a week ago and has some terrible problems with his skin but that has been treated and he is settling nicely now that he is more comfortable. He is a 5 year old pied boy who very sadly become obsessed with the new baby in the house – in a safe and pleasant way but I do mean obsessed! That child was cleaned and cleaned and cleaned to such an extent that we worried Agassi may be a hormonal hermaphrodite, but isn't. He is just very affectionate but his behaviour was obviously not ideal and rather than see if became better or worse, not something you want to play with and risk, we were asked to help and have done so. He is a gorgeous lad.
Introducing ALLSPICE: This chocolate brindle lad is a mature 7 year old but is still very young at heart, as are most Frenchies at this age. Plenty of life in the old dog yet, as some say! He has been re-homed to us as he is an ex-stud dog but when initially rehomed by the breeder he didn't get along with the male dogs, which is very common, and so he has come to us. He has settled very well too so you will see his updates soon.
Introducing CARAWAY PPP: A little black and tan lad, Caraway has a rather chequered past, so although he comes from a home where he was loved to distraction and only surrendered due to the ill-health of the owner, he must be PPP to keep him safe. It is shame we wont see his photos as he is a little cutie, just coming up for 3 years old. He is a really affectionate little chap who has a great sense of fun too. We are currently investigating some potential bladder issues with him though and so we will keep you updated on that.
Introducing CARRIE & FISHER: This lovely pair came into us together and we were asked to keep them that way. They are a little squabbly sometimes but their fosterers understand this and as they are parents too they know how to handle tantrums and sibling upsets over food and toys! They are brother and sister, 5 years old and both brindle but Fisher is much darker than his sister. They had been in informal 'adoption' with the owner's parents following the birth of a child, but the parents have an active life and when it was decided they wouldn't be going back to their original home it was clear that they needed some help. So one lucky fosterer got 2 instead of the one she had expected on application!
Introducing CASSIA: Another brindle lady, 3 years old and suffering dreadfully with allergies. These have been controlled in the past with Apoquel but the owner simply could not afford to keep paying for her meds and was not able to get to the root of the problem. A change of environment to a more outdoor lifestyle is paying dividends in foster but we will see how she moves forward and if this is what she needed. Allergies are awful as they are so hard to identify and can have so many triggers but she is doing well currently.
Introducing CHILLI: Now adopted! I had to look twice at this beautiful girl as she looks just like a Friesian cow! She is beautifully marked, pied and very distinctive – I cant wait for you to see her photos in her updates. She was being over-dominant with the other resident Frenchies but lives well with cats and children, so a real catch;-) At only 3 years old she still a youngster, and she even manages to look cheeky in her photo! Watch out for this one.
Introducing CINNAMON: At just 2 years old this brindle girl has shown some guarding tendencies towards her owners that have caused them to be concerned how she will be on the arrival of their baby, due soon. We have taken Cinnamon for further assessment and she will be seeing a behaviourist as she is not a bad dog, but may have not had enough boundaries in place to help her be well-mannered. Her updates will prove to be very interesting too. She is in an experienced foster-home so we know that if she can be turned around, this is where it will happen, and we have every faith too.
Introducing JASMINE: You will have seen the foster post for this lovely girl, and we strongly suspect they may be a bit of American Bully going on there – she is a big lass, but that is just more to love. She wasn't in great shape when collected and despite being a youngster has already had at least 3 litters, but is the most gentle, affectionate little love. She likes other dogs and children and is doing very well indeed in foster with a larger canine buddy so we cant wait for her updates.
Introducing KATANA: This is a very pretty little fawn girl who is not even a year old yet. But, by her owners own admission, she has been treated like a baby and is in danger if becoming a brat. She had already begun to think she was in charge and this was not a good scenario with young children visiting. The trust between owner and dog broke down and thus we were contacted. Katana is in foster and is doing very well at learning to be dog – still a very loved and treasured one, but a dog not a human. She has boundaries and is thriving with her male Frenchie pal to show her how things are done. Keep watching for more on her progress.
Introducing LEIA: Another little fawn girl, who has also been very loved but has come to us due to a change in circumstances; she is not quite 3 yet. Leia also has some quite alarming health issues with an extremely in-grown tail that will need major surgery. The poor little love isn't having much fun just now as she is also troubled with her ears, they may be salvageable but time will tell. She was sedated and checked over by the vet yesterday as her medical records do show just how much she has been through, so she isn't keen on vets – unsurprisingly. She really is in trouble from top to tail but is still a loving little girl at home, and her fosterer is tending to her needs with great love and care. Look out for fund-raising requests when her op draws nearer.
Introducing LUMIYA: Now adopted! Another youngster ,as this brindle girl is only 18 months old but was not happy sharing her space with a young toddler, so was moved for all round safety. She is a delight to her fosterers and I have some confidence that her updates will reflect that – and I have my doubts that she will leave them …. keep watching.
Introducing NUTMEG: This fawn lovely is 3 and has not been having the best of times lately due to an upset tummy, which may have been an on-going issue, but she is seeming much happier in herself today and is showing the usual Frenchie madness with zoomies around the garden! She is in foster with a mature gentleman Staffie and he must wonder what this little fire-cracker is all about! They do like each other though, which is very sweet. She will continue to be monitored in foster to see if we can find out what is making her unwell and keep you updated accordingly. Nutmeg may also be a medical case needing fundraising.
Introducing PARSLEY: This 2 year old fawn lad came to us via our friends at Birkenhead Kennels when he was handed in to them for the owners not having time for him. We don't know much about him at this stage but that is what the assessment period in foster is designed to address. He is living with a male Frenchie and they have good days and bad, but it is all work in progress with at the moment. He may feel much better once he has been castrated but he has retained testicles so that wont be a comfy operation (all men reading this are now crossing their legs!). Keep watching for his progress.
Introducing PRINCESS: Now adopted! Does she really need an intro? You found out about her to some extent with the foster posts as we couldn't just stand by and do nothing when she needed a home,could we? Not even if she isn't a Frenchie and looks more EBT x SBT! What we didn't know was that Princess is actually deaf, so she is learning some sign language and generally having a great time with her foster-family. I expect her updates will be very pink, fluffy and comical.
Introducing R2: Now Adopted! Poor little R2 got very confused when a baby arrived in his home. He is a very sweet brindle lad, who had done very nicely thank you without a baby in his 5 years with is family. At first he was scared and it made him anxious – this anxiety had started after the loss of his canine buddy a couple of years before – but then he decided he would protect the baby. No Dad, you cannot go near it, GO AWAY. Not ideal, and one very confused little lad whose stress bucket was filling more and more, so his owners took the decision to rehome him in the hope of draining out some of that unwanted stress. So far so good. He is in foster with a family and having a ball! I already have it on very good authority that children of the family have threatened never to speak to their parents again if R2 leaves – blimey, that must be a bit of quandary eh? Almost worth sending him packing…. but then R2 is worth a bit of chatter
Introducing ROSEMARY: How this little lady did not get accidentally left in my house is beyond me. She is a gorgeous girl with the sweetest temperament. Another fawn, with a beautiful dark mask, she has a Teddy Bear head that makes her so very cute! Sadly,she has been suffering with some on-going skin issues, that may be environmental, but her distraught owner just couldn't afford the endless vet fees so asked us to help. She is in foster and doubtless being spoiled rotten, as she is used to and fully deserves Watch out for her updates and pictures, you will fall in love too.
Introducing TULIP: Remember Tulip? Yes, she was adopted but sadly is back with us due to changes in her home circumstances. She has had her cherry-eyes operated on but we think they may still need some attention so we will look into that for her. She is a little older and wiser now, but still not a year old, and still very affectionate and still very crazy! Her updates will also be amusing but her medical ones may be of concern.
Introducing HENLEY: A chocolate fawn lad of almost 4 years old; by his owner's own admission, Henley has been a spoiled lad and now that circumstances have changed he is becoming rather anxious and displaying some guarding behaviour too. He can't stay with his owner due to those changes in life and so we have him in foster to work on his confidence and help him to settle back down. Although perfectly understandable, he is yet another Frenchie who needs to learn that his behaviour is unacceptable, but he is not a daft lad and will settle. And he has been very loved indeed.
Introducing JET: Available for Adoption! My word we had a tough time getting the right foster home for this little two year old brindle lad, but all good things come to those who wait, and Jet is now within the Phoenix Fold. I have just tutted my way through all his updates because although he wasn't getting along with the resident dog in his home and was causing all kinds of mayhem, I think he has become the most pampered pooch ever in foster! He has allied himself to the man of the house (male bonding), but does share his cuddles with females too, and likes to listen to a bit of guitar being played in the bar – I have photos!!!! To cap it all I have just read that he is off to the groomers today to be pampered … because he suffers so badly on a daily basis!!! That's it, I am putting myself up for adoption!
Introducing SOLO PPP: You won't get to see Solo as he is a PPP lad, but take it from me, he is adorable. Chez Cargill had the pleasure of over-nighting him when he first arrived and it was very doubtful he would leave as he bonded so well with both Zeppy, who was here at the time, and the resident Benoit. He is only just about 4 months old and was feared to have a heart murmur – yes another one. But it is also just a Grade 2, may have previously been a 3, but he is a growing lad and nothing is holding him back so he seems another that is likely to grow out of it. Again, the vet had no concerns with his overall health and he is just edible. I am sure you will hear about him in updates but imagine a cute, chubby, pied lad and you will get the picture in your mind.
Introducing SNIT: There's a name to conjure with eh? I am SO glad we have left the Star Wars theme! But this is a very gorgeous lad who will be snapped up. Not yet 3 years old, Snit has an amazing temperament and loves humans. He has been very well socialised and loved and is another victim of life changing circumstances. He is a handsome brindle lad and there is absolutely nothing negative that I can say about him other than he may attack hoovers. Mine attack hoovers – that is why we have doors though, so no worries there! You will adore him when his updates are posted, I just oooohed and ahhhed my way through his details. He has also been very loved.
Introducing AAYLA. Now adopted! She is a wonderful little 5 year old brindle girl who is already in foster. She has some skin issues and allergies but rather sadly has also aggravated the allergies of a family member and so very reluctantly we need to find her another foster home too – more to come on that in a separate post. Aayla came to us a the result of a relationship break-up, very sad, and is a lovely little family dog. She is happy around children and dogs, but sadly not cats. I think she will be snapped up and you will hear much more about her.
Introducing AIDA. Another little lady, fawn and only 2 years old. She is in foster with a very handsome Frenchie lad and she seems to enjoy his company. Aida has had a tendency to some food guarding in the past but she doesn't mind her pal at all and this is all very good for a dog that was known to be very bossy and liked to be in charge, and would guard 'high-value' resources such as treats and human food. Her bossiness is not so unusual in the breed, but does need to be managed, and thankfully she also demonstrates those other well known Frenchie traits of being very affectionate and entertaining! Her fosterers are working very well with her and are smitten, so we shall wait to see what happens there …
Introducing ASHOKA. What a sad case this little brindle love is – she was surrendered to a vet, underweight and nervous, has probably been bred but is absolutely tiny, is around 3 years old and the owners didn't want her anymore because they couldn't cope with her lack of toilet training. Say nothing, I know what you are thinking. Thankfully, we have fosterers that will give the time end effort needed to find out if she has never been properly taught, or maybe she has a genuine issue. She is settling into her foster home and we will keep you updated.
Introducing LUMINARA PPP. Now adopted! I wish I could show you photos of this pied lady – she is so comical with the very best jawline ever! Yes, she is badly bred but she is adorable and her comical temperament is just backed up by her adorable face. She is not a year old yet, but yes, another dodgy source and safe now. She is in foster and living very nicely with resident pooches and she adores children too. She has not really been raised in the real world so the fact that she is embracing everything so positively is fabulous and she is enjoying every minute of it. And someone is also rather a water babe too so is very much enjoying trips to the seaside!
ORGANA PPP: Can you guess where our time has been spent the past few weeks? Yes, lots of genuine rescue, thus the rash of PPP pooches but that is what we are here for. Little Organa had actually been rescued a while back and was being lovingly nursed by a close contact but she deserved her own family and it makes way for more to be saved by that home. There were huge concerns surrounding Organa due to a heart murmur – yes, another dog with this! But again, no one seems to have told her and my word, she knows how to make friends and influence people as she is only months old and tiny, but a little explosion on legs! She is a fawn girl, very affectionate and very much needing other dogs, adores snuggling up with children and truly a joy to be around. She is in foster with another Phoenix pooch and being mothered beautifully. Organa is a delight.
PADME & SABE: Mother and daughter, years old and almost 2, both fawn and could not be separated. This was a horribly sad surrender due to personal circumstances and I can honestly say that I hate these ones the most as they are just so very sad. You can hate the puppy farmers and greeders but not the people who love their dogs and just have no control over the changes they experience, just so sad. Padme and Sabe have been very loved and have fitted straight into a wonderful family for foster. They are all very happy with the arrangement and I doubt we will be hearing that they need adopting elsewhere …. who knows eh?
CLAUDELL PPP: What a terrified bundle of mess this little girl was when collected. Rescued from a very dubious source, but grateful to be out, she is incredibly nervous and having lived in outdoor kennels she is struggling with her toilet-training. A little brindle girl, probably about 3 or 4 but looking MUCH older, she has been bred however many times and is now cast aside. Both ears are a mess and flop down but she is now getting the TLC that she desperately needs.
ENOLA PPP: I have to suppress a giggle as I write about this little girl because she came to us as a suspected 'difficult' case and her back-story made her sound like a complete thug! So we duly placed her into specialist foster, prepared for whatever she would need. But no, none if it. She is affectionate, walks nicely, even stands well on a vet table. Okay, so she is rather athletic and can be an escape artist but she is so FUNNY! Her foster-Mum has no idea how or when she does it but she sneaks upstairs to the bathroom and uses it as her own toilet! It is just too funny – she hasn't managed to use the actual loo yet but give it time, lol. She was due to be spayed but has come into season so that is on hold but will be arranged. Look out for her adoption post very soon too. She is a very amusing little pocket-rocket.
FORTUNA PPP – Yes, another from a dubious source, sadly. This little lady was suspected of a heart murmur but it is nothing to worry about. She is a bit like our very own Zeppelin, bit of a murmur, likely to grow out of it but a good strong rhythm and heart beat, so no concerns. And that is just as well as this little girl is another pocket rocket! She is a little fawn girl, only around 18 month old and is either asleep or zooming! All or nothing; affectionate, funny and very happy. She has been spayed and enjoys the company of other dogs but can be slightly cautious around children so we wont be placing her with youngsters when her adoption comes up. She is a dot of a girl though and I wouldn't be surprised if she didn't carry another breed, maybe a wee bit of Chihuahua, as she is very delicately boned. She was skinny, but is coming on very nicely.
HAWKER: who has been ADOPTED move pretty quuckly around here and I can only apologise that Hawker has arrived, been in foster and was adopted this very weekend! But no one could blame them, he is a gorgeous boy and I am sure his RC can bring you a wonderful update on him so that you can see how stunning this blue pied lad is. He is almost 2 but really didn't get along with the other males in the house so was surrendered to allow him and them to live quieter lives. He has embraced it for sure! Surrendered, fostered, adopted – because that is how we roll!
HUX: This poor lad came to us from an incredibly busy household, and although some dogs thrive on this, Hux isn't one of them. He was lashing out in his confusion but his owner knew that it wasn't his fault and asked for a quieter home for him. He is not quite 2 years old yet but needs a more tranquil life. He is in a foster-home now where his foster-parents are helping him to unpick the fear he has developed, have given him a quite routine and he is slowly morphing into the dog he should be. It was a selfless act for his owner to part with him, and a very emotional one, but he is able to be a much better dog for it. Look out for his updates.
JAINA PPP: Another absolute rescue – what a mess this skinny little mess came in as. She is a fawn girl who has been bred to the max. when she was spayed her recovery was quite painful and needed strong pain relief as her insides where such a mess, poor love. She is a little nervous and mutters to herself, which once seen and known to be nothing to worry about, is very funny and rather endearing actually. She was underweight and very unfit, probably never walked, had crusty build-ups on both ears and facial folds (now oiled off lovingly by massaging gently by her foster-Mum). Once her fitness has improved we will need to take a decision on her palate – she breathes badly when out but it is hard to say how much is general lack of fitness, anxiety or palate but both nostrils are very stenotic (nipped up) so we will monitor her carefully. She is being SO pampered now and lapping it up, just as she deserves.
JAMILLA PPP: The fact that Jamilla is a PPP dog (Phoenix Protection Programme) means that I can't say half as much about her as I would like but let me say that the conditions she was rescued from were horrendous, truly. She was almost bald from demodex despite being only a year old. Oh yes, and she is a Bulldog! You know they just sneak in sometimes, and who are we to turn them away?? She was initially rescued by a close Phoenix contact who did a great job of getting her weight under control and starting her demodex control, and now that she is in foster Jamilla can work on her fitness. Fortunately for her she is with experienced Bulldog owners and they can help get her baggie body in shape, bless her. Her fur is growing back now and she is settling so well with them and looking like the beautiful red and white Bullie that she is meant to be.
ROSE TICO: s a beautifully-natured little blue brindle girl, very pale and unusual. She was not getting along at all well with a rather dominant Jack Russell and had gone from scared to 'get in first' – not surprising but not ideal either and the Jack Russell is old and set in his ways and being a more powerful dog meant that Rose Tico could, and did, cause injury. This was a sad surrender as obviously they needed to be separated but it was not a happy day for the family. Rose Tico is an affectionate girl who doesn't want to fight, not at all, but she wont be walked over either. She is now in foster with a much larger and very placid male who just wants to be friends. And she has truly fallen on her paws here. When you read her updates and see her photos I am quite sure you will see why they love her.
SHMI: Now adopted! A member of the public had to buy Shmi to get her safe after seeing her advertised on a selling site. We refunded the £150 as she clearly needed to be made safe and was in a shocking condition. Her skin and ears need attention and we have no idea if anything the buyer was told has any truth to it or not, but that is why we assess and we will be able to let you know as time unfolds. So far, she is a scared little girl but TLC will hopefully mend her physically and psychologically in time.
SPIRIT: Now adopted! This lovely lady was originally rescued by her owner whilst working abroad. Very sadly, in a twist of fate, that same work means he now has to go abroad again and is not able to take Spirit with him. She is confident little pied girl, only just over a year old. She has a few little behaviours that need to be addressed but we can tell you much more in her foster updates to come.
YODA: There will be a foster to adopt post for Yoda tmrw as he needs to be a move for him to begin medical attention for palate at least. He was brought in from an advert for sale as he had previously been a stud dog. Lots more to come on him tmrw.
Introducing LETTICE: This was a very sad surrender because Lettice was very much loved but ever since being attacked by another dog when she was younger, she has found it hard to settle around other dogs and this has just worsened over time – she was beginning to cause real problems with the other dogs in the home. She is a beautiful blue brindle who has not long turned 4 but she needs a calm home where she can feel safe and not think that she has to defend herself. Lettice loves humans of all ages, but just not dogs and cats. She is in foster and we will bring you some gorgeous photos of her very soon, with updates on how she is settling.
Introducing MERLIN: There is a name to conjure with eh?! And what a magical lad this 6 month old blue fawn by is too. Another desperately sad surrender due to personal circumstances, but Merlin seems to have it all going for him in that he has no major issues, so let's see what his updates bring us – lots of mischief from one so young and playful I hope!
Introducing SPIRIT: This little girl was originally rescued by her owner from Cyprus and is a wonderfully spotty pied girl. She is only just over a year old but sadly work commitments meant that she had to come to us, very sad indeed as she has clearly been very loved and well-cared for, and that shows in her demeanour. Spirit is a very confident and affectionate girl. She is also enjoying being pampered in her foster home so that seems to be something she has been used to – which is exactly as it should be for a Frenchie! Watch our for her updates too.
Introducing HARVARD: Now Adopted! It seems unfair to label this lad as one of our Problem Children because he is only 11 months old, but he has had a very unsettled start to life with at least 4/5 different homes that we are aware of. The chances of him knowing what is acceptable and not is greatly impaired by such instability. Harvard is a lovely brindle lad but has some guarding issues around food and toys too – this is not so unusual in a young dog but he needs to learn manners and this is slowly happening in his foster home. He is living with a resident dog who can guide him, but Harvard can be rather bossy (probably hormonal) and so we will watch his progress with interest and bring you updates accordingly.
Introducing HURRICANE: Quite an apt name for a windy Frenchie, eh? Fortunately though, our Hurricane is not as destructive as the real thing but he certainly does seem to have some anxieties around sudden, loud noises. He is a very handsome fawn lad with a real Teddy Bear look about him – I collected Hurricane from a local rescue centre where he had been for a couple of months but was attracting the wrong kind of home, unsurprisingly with his good looks. He has had a few homes in his short life, he is not quite 4 yet. He does have some anxiety issues and is with an incredibly patient and caring foster-family who want to help him through his issues. A wonderful resident dog can show him the way but he needs to be able to relax fully first and so we will give him all the help we can to do that. We plan to discover if he may have an inner ear issue, as all signs point to that and we want to do whatever we can to help him.
Introducing KEATES: Yes, at only a year old too we have another Naughty One but thanks to a VERY understanding, patient and caring foster family, Keates is being given some Impulse Control Training and they are working closely with our behaviourist to teach him some manners and go right back to basics. He is only 18 months old but has had problems with heightened excitement from very early on. We will bring you his updates and I am sure you will enjoy seeing this lovely blue-fawn lad.
Introducing AMELIA: I had the pleasure of collecting this little fawn girl myself, and what a little bundle of joy she is! She has gone into her foster home and immediately asserted her authority over the resident male Frenchie there (also a Phoenix lad) and he seems to know his place – which is wherever she tells him it is! She did have a history of being a tad bossy in her previous home, thus was re-homed as the other dogs were smaller and elderly too, so it was just not fair to them She is only just over year old and absolutely full of fun and mischief. Her updates should be very amusing indeed.
Introducing BANSHEE: Not of the screaming type we hope! She is only a baby too at a year old and is with us due to more sad personal circumstances. Banshee is a good all-round girl in that she likes children and other dogs but she has had a couple of moves already in her short life so her confidence and basic manners/training need developing. She has had an issue with an ear, giving that wonderfully lop-sided floppy look, but she is a very pretty, dark brindle girl. Her progress will be posted up shortly and we can see what she needs and how we can help her to become a more out-going lady.
Introducing BOEING: –WHO HAS BEEN ADOPTED blue pied lad is a little bit of a sad story as his surrenderer originally rescued him herself from living outside in awful conditions, and he also had shocking demodex. She has done a great job in getting him cleaned up and gaining weight, well on his path to recovery, but as a busy mum herself she knew she couldn't offer him the time he needed to continue his journey, so asked for our help. She has well and truly set him on the right road and we are very grateful for that. Boeing is only just over year too, and although it might not be so funny if it were in our own homes, we have been amused at some of his rather amorous antics! Naughty lad does adore his buddy (male) but he is just too cute to be cross with for long, and when you see the photos in his updates you will totally understand. He is coming along very well and his foster family are doing a fabulous job in rehabilitating him.
Introducing BOMBER: Now this a slightly more mature lad at 4 years old and he is a very handsome fawn boy. Bomber is with us due to sad personal circumstances too, and he really is a very gorgeous lad. He is in foster and enjoying a marvellous outdoor lifestyle, but we do think he will need palate/nare surgery as he is not keen on the warmer weather. Look out for his updates, especially if you like a nice landscape as his fosterers are rather good with a camera!
Introducing CIRRUS – WHO HAS BEEN ADOPTED ****
This 2 year old fawn boy isn't happy being around younger children as he has allergies which make his ears very sore, and this of course makes him quite defensive and nervous. He has shown some fear issues but is being worked with carefully and patiently with his foster family to overcome these. He really does seem to be suffering with his allergies lately and so we are working with the vets to help him become more comfortable and try to find a longer-term solution so that he can relax and be the dog he needs and wants to be. Cirrus can be a very affectionate lad but has had these skin issues for all of his life, so has probably been on edge and on-guard for much of it too. He is being a nice lad to his resident Frenchie pal and we hope she will help him to relax and learn to dog.
**** INTRODUCING ZEPPELIN **** Now Adopted!
No, your eyes do not deceive you, this is indeed a Baby Bulldog. Zepp is only 15 weeks old. He was a very emotional surrender on personal grounds. It was doubly important that Zepp be kept safe as has been flagged up with a heart murmur, which has yet to be officially graded but was thought to be around a grade 3 – quite serious.
He is off to the vet today, accompanied by none other than her Royal Wonkiness, Madam La Wonk! We will then know if a referral is needed, and will keep you posted.
The Cargill Clan are currently taking good care of him 😊
None for ages then ex-breeding ladies come along like buses – isn't is sad? These wonderful girls, never old, usually only between 2-5 years old are such amazing pets and settle so well and so gratefully. Cellini is just such a pooch – only we weren't quite told the truth about her age and she is probably 6/7 years old and not the 2 years that we were told. She is a dumpy little brindle lady, so cant ever have been too far away from the food rations, but is now exercising well so will soon look fitter. It matters not to her though as she is loving life and has settled very well indeed.
It is hardly surprising she has nothing to complain about, she has been out and about and fitted for all new accessories, has a canine buddy and a family who adore her. She also needs attention to her ears, but she has fallen on her paws and will want for nothing.
Claudell is one of our Phoenix Protection Programme (PPP) dogs, which means we cant show you photos. This happens when a dog comes to us from an undesirable background and to release too much information may endanger the safety of other dogs that need to be rescued. This means that we cant bring you any photos, which is not always such a bad thing as they can be in very poor condition, an it is quite upsetting.
Claudell is an ex-puppy farm girl, brindle and around 3 years old. She has recently had a litter and is very nervous and scared. She hasn't yet been able to be walked on a lead because she is terrified, but she has been placed in a calm, gentle home where she trusts her foster-Mum and feels safe. She can take as long as she needs, she is safe now and apart from having shocking ears, which may yet require further investigation, she is doing well so far.
Dumas is simply adorable. I really could leave it right there. She was rescued from a puppy farm by her previous owner, and had her own dogs not become very ill and needed more care, Dumas would never have come to us as she was much loved. It was precisely that selfless love that did see her come to us though, as she needed and deserved more attention – and is certainly getting it now!
It seems that Dumas loves children and very much enjoys their company, unsurprising as she is a gentle soul and not quite 4 years old herself yet. She has settled without any issues but her fosterers have struggled to get photos of her when she is not asleep because once she is awake all pictures are blurred – she is a busy girl!
We will keep you updated on the antics of Dumas but
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Yes, another little PPP lady and also rescued from a puppy farm. She is suffering from an badly haematoma-ed ear, as well as them both being in poor condition internally too. She is recovering well from demodex and is just SO affectionate, despite her poorly ear. She cuddles up to your chest to get to your face for kisses, almost hugging you with her front legs – even the vet got the same treatment! She really is a divine little lady.
Romney has settled well into foster care with a family who also have anther dog, and she is being loved to distraction – and not a moment too soon – and returning it tenfold. We are not sure if she will need surgery to the ear, it is being treated and monitored and so we will keep you updated.
This handsome lad has come to us as his previous owners live abroad and are expecting a baby and all in all it is not to Dali's tastes. He is a 4 year old lad, raised in the UK, but who enjoys people very much and is very partial to a stroll on the beach – aren't we all eh?
He is in foster with a couple who simply adore him and also enjoy walking on the beach, so he certainly got lucky too – we do love a good match!
Bambi has come to us instead of being PTS – she is not quite 6 months old yet and has been paralysed since birth; sh eis very small for her age too. Her future is by no means certain as we need to determine just how severe her condition is and balance this with a quality of life. She is doubly incontinent and this can bring its own issues too, depending on the reasons why, but it seems that Bambi just hasn't been made properly.
However, just when we were beginning to have some very bleak discussions about her future, she has shown some signs of improvement with her toiletting and is no longer 'just going' constantly, but developing some bowel control – this is progress indeed. She is with a foster-Mum who will not give up on her, but will also not allow her to suffer. Bambi does love life though; she eats well, is happy, perky, pesters the other dogs – she is a proper puppy in all ways and has never known any differently as far as movement is concerned. And she has no pain.
We will be taking things VERY slowly with Bambi, assessing her on a daily basis and doing everything we possibly can to make her stronger – even if she needs to join the Wheelie-Club.
**** INTRODUCING WORDSWORTH –Now adopted
Ooooo this boy is so handsome!! I fell for his good looks as soon as I met him and he really is a fab lad. He was surrendered due to a change of circumstances and he has been very well cared for and is a very balanced, well-mannered lad who has been with his owner since a pup; he is almost 5 now.
Wordsworth is a chilled boy in the home but loves playing with the children in his new foster-family, and this seems to be a generally well reciprocated arrangement, which is great for Mum who gets them all worn out at the same time!
He is a very spoiled lad already and has a very flashy new bed and matching collar – what a fashion victim eh? Teal is definitely his collar and he looks very happy about it too.
This lad has elicited so many ooos and ahhhhs from me as I have been through his photos and history that even Mr C has had a look! Just look at him! Bear is only 4 but the poor chap looks about 44, and it is all due to demodex. He is so adorable though.
He came in under very sad circumstances where his care had been neglected on financial grounds due to a decline in personal circumstances, and his demodex had flared back up and truly taken hold. He was sore and itchy and also very thin. Thankfully, this is all changing due to some amazing care in initial foster to get him comfortable, and now his on-going rehab in his foster-home is seeing him wonderfully happy and even beginning to play.
The condition of Bear is classic demodex, not just the sore patches and fur loss but the heavily thickened feet too, ears will begin to thicken and the skin is sore and almost scaly on his belly in particular. This needs time and care, nothing too fancy, just more of that wonder-drug TLC, and a very different dog will emerge. I am very much taken with this little Bear and suspect many others will be too BUT
What a little sweetie eh? He is only a year old and was being a tad naughty with his toilet-training, and his owner simply did not have time for him, so here he is. Needless to say that his fosterer is delighted, and who wouldn't be to have such a little beauty around the home?
Toilet training and socialisation are going well, he wants to be a good boy and he is trying very hard but it is nothing that time, love and patience cant overcome. Maybe without the jumper though .. although the snow was VERY cold!
Oh yes, I see happy days ahead for this lad …
Mouse is deaf but has been incredibly well-trained to signing and has a list of abilities well beyond the range of most well-trained hearing Frenchies.
He is only 18 months old and was a much-loved family pet but started to display unpredictable behaviour, which with a young family around him was simply not acceptable or safe. I must stress that he had never bitten but his sudden change of mood was causing concern, and so rather than waiting until there actually was problem, we were asked to find him a child-free home.
The change of home would have been a stressful for him as it is for any dog, and so some of his earlier behaviour problems were attributed to this, and were also part of the assessment process to see what worked for Mouse and what didn't. Sadly, yesterday we had a major incident with him and due to the nature of this we were very concerned for his future. But we don't give up that easily, and we are also blessed to have some absolutely amazing followers who step up to the plate when needed.
And so, Mouse has been moved, is settling well and we will be monitoring him very closely – and safely – with his fosterers being fully appraised of all previous behaviour and needs, and fully supported in this too. We will keep you updated on Mouse.And yes, that wee pied bottom has found a pal to walk nicely with.
I have just had quite a giggle looking through all the chats and photos of this little lady – she is not quite 2 years old yet but as cute as she looks there is a truly cheeky glint in her eye! And she is disemboweller of stuffed toys, so that confirms it!
Apple really is a pretty little thing and came to us because she was being left for long periods of time each day due to work commitments and, as with children, boredom was leading to naughtiness. She is now living with a pug-buddy in her foster-family and they do seem very happy together. Many of the photos of Apple are of her surrounded by toys and laying with all paws in the air, oblivious to the world, so I think we can rule out any stress.
We will enjoy her updates although I suspect they may involve the death and destruction of a few toys, but as long as those are her only victims (no carpets or sofas!), all will be well ….. !
Here is another little deaf pooch – Orchid was rescued from a life of breeding having had around 4 litters already. She really is a beautiful little thing and is only 5 years young.
She was not happy around the young grandchild in the rescuers home and was also not getting along with another dog, maybe due to her lack of socialisation previously. In foster-care she has been the model pooch and really blossomed. Her photos clearly show that she feels like the cat that got the cream. Her foster-Mum assures me that she is even more beautiful in real life. Orchid is a very relaxed and affectionate little girl.
Remember when we needed a home for a paralysed pied boy, only 3 years old, for whom spinal surgery had not worked? Of course, you all rallied and we had plan A, B and C in place within half an hour! Amazing.
Becket went off to his Forever Home with an experienced lady who had a paralysed Frenchie of her own, before losing him. Everything was ready for this wonderful boy, that I had the pleasure of meeting with his heartbroken family. They were given so much relief to know that although they weren't able to give him what he needed now, he would still get it and still have the possibility of a fulfilled and happy life. And that is exactly what he is getting. And he likes TV ….
Yes, he sometimes gets frustrated because he wants to walk – and cant – but has so much courage and determination. He makes a very good effort of getting to where he needs to be though, and he loves a game with the resident Frenchie and another pal too, so still has company and stimulation. He is having physio to keep everything toned and has his wheels for longer outdoor treks. I cant wait for his fosterer to bring you updates of his exploits and we shall eagerly look forward to those. This is a very special boy and I am delighted were we able to help him.
Salome was only with his surrendering owner for a few months as she had actually rescued him from a unpleasant home herself, but sadly he found the attentions of her young son too much to cope with, and so she asked us to help him.
He is only 18 months old and has had a very rough start to life so far but we are delighted to say that is now behind him. He is just needing some on-going maintenance to deep facial folds, has suffered with an eye ulcer too, but all in all is in good health and learning to enjoy life. He lives with another dog in foster that is the size of small horse and absolutely loves the tug games they play – all very character-building!
I am quite sure you will see more of his exploits as he finds his paws and we look forward to sharing them with you.
I have had to smile to myself as I have looked through the pictures of Picasso because just about every single one of them is blurred – this is one VERY busy year old boy! Even as I was chatting to the manager who assessed him I found myself giggling at his exploits, but could completely understand how he would be too much for a young family to manage, so I did sympathise with them. Stealing hair bobbles from a child is one thing, but not when they are still in the hair …..
Yes, he is naughty, but not malicious in ANY way. He is young and unruly; funny if you don't have to live with it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but definitely needing to be addressed if you do – and that is what his foster family are doing. He is also with an older lady Frenchie to teach him some manners and once he realised that she was not interested in his clumsy, amorous advances, things have started to calm down.
Picasso is very much a work in progress but is affectionate and funny with it so bound to be hugely loved and enjoyed. And he is unashamedly handsome too.


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Waterfall Wonderland Hike
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An adventurous hike with waterfalls and vistas at nearly every turn. We'll meet in Seattle and then head towards the Cascade mountains where we'll find a fairy's playground of roaring waterfalls and green valleys. Wallace Falls comprises three different waterfalls along the main fork of the Wallace River. The trail is moderate with rocks and roots, but a safe trail with rails to protect from falls…
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text: Is milk-induced mucus a myth? First published Winter 2018 Expert says there is "no evidence" that dairy increases mucus production from the lungs An expert in children's respiratory diseases says that there is no need for children with asthma, cystic fibrosis, or the common cold to avoid dairy products. In a research review published in Archives of Disease in Childhood, Dr Ian Balfour-Lyn, a consultant at London's Royal Brompton Hospital, argues it is a myth that milk boosts phlegm production and worsens respiratory conditions, and says parents shouldn't avoid giving "this nutritious and bone-strengthening foodstuff to children with asthma, cystic fibrosis, or respiratory infections".1 He writes that the notion that milk might generate excess phlegm (and that chicken soup alleviates it) began in 1204, with a treatise on asthma by Moses Maimonides, who was a court physician. 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Registered nutritional therapist Kate Delmar-Morgan, who specialises in working with children, said: "I concur with Dr Balfour-Lyn in that children should not be taken off dairy unless there is a very good reason, since it is a crucial source of calcium required for growing bones. "The mucus issue is a confusing one since the scientific literature does not support the theory that dairy increases mucus production. However, clinical evidence shows there have been cases where reducing or avoiding dairy for a short time during colds or infections may help some of the symptoms." Gut inflammation Delmar-Morgan highlighted the problem of gut inflammation raised by Balfour-Lyn. "There may be other reasons why a child's gut is inflamed (apart from cystic fibrosis) and, as suggested, certain milk proteins may migrate from the gut and cause unwanted reactions elsewhere." She added that antibiotics prescribed for bacterial infections may also have a negative effect on a child's gut immunity, perpetuating a cycle of illness. "The way I try to support children is to encourage immune-supporting foods. General recommendations for this are to provide brightly-coloured fruits and vegetables including lovely orange vegetables such as sweet potatoes, pumpkin and carrots; good sources of protein such as seafood, meat, seeds, beans, peas and lentils; plus good wholesome wholegrains. Because vitamin D is also essential to bone development in children, she said it was important to ensure exposure to sunshine — although "obviously not in the middle of the day, in the summer". If your child has continuing colds and infections then seek the help of a GP or registered nutritional therapist who will be able to offer more specific nutrition advice. Read more articles and recipes Reference adc.bmj.com/lookup/doi/10.1136/archdischild-2018-314896


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"Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" coming to Netflix this Friday!
Hot on the heels of the release of the latest series of the hit show "House Of Cards", Netflix are showing that they're not content to rest on their laurels with the launch of a new comedy show, "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt", this Friday the 6th of March.
After being commissioned by NBC, it seemed the show may have been destined to be left on the shelf until Netflix stepped in, and why wouldn't they? After all, the show was created and written by Tina Fey (whose writing credits include "30 Rock" and "Mean Girls") and Robert Carlock (who also wrote "30 Rock" and a handful of "Friends" episodes from 2001-2004), not to mention the cast, led by Ellie Kemper ("The Office", "Bridesmaids") and featuring the legend that is Carol Kane ("Taxi", "The Princess Bride", "Addams Family Values", "Dog Day Afternoon").
The story is simple: Kimmy, after living with a doomsday cult for fifteen years, finds her freedom and gets to New York to live in a world that she thought had ended. Her wide eyed enthusiasm seems to be at odds with the way the world has gone lately, but hopefully it won't dampen Kimmy's spirit.
All thirteen episodes of this fish out of water story will be available from Friday the 6th of March, so if you're a binge watcher and there's a "30 Rock" shaped hole in your life, this could be the show for you!
Watch the trailer below, and let me know what you think in the comments!