RSPCA Dogs & Puppies For Adoption - Keighley & Craven District
Name: PENNY
Age: 11 YEARS APPROX
Breed: JUG
Details:
We have paid for Penny to be cared for at RSPCA Lancs East on our behalf. Please call 01254231118 to register your interest.
COULD YOU OFFER PENNY A LOCAL FOSTER HOME UNTIL SHE IS PERMANENTLY ADOPTED?
Penny is an older girl who is ready for her retirement home. Despite her age, she has no health issues, a brilliant personality, and needs an owner who can socialise her, take her for walks, and provide her with a warm, comfortable, and loving place to live. Penny walks beautifully on a lead but can be strong if she spots something that she finds interesting. An owner who’s willing to encourage and continue her training would be ideal for her progress and increased confidence. Penny does travel well in a car and happily settles in a car crate. She can be reactive in busy environments and would definitely need a pet-free home. She’s also very independent. In her previous home, she did enjoy sitting and snuggling on the settee with her owner, but whilst Penny loves attention and fuss from her handlers, it’s on her own terms. Due to the nature of kennels, we can’t guarantee her housetraining, but we’ll provide guidance and support if needed. Additionally, any children must be over 15 years old due to her independent temperament. Penny’s adoption fee has been reduced to £100.
Name: LUCY
Age: 8 YEARS APPROX
Breed: CHIHUAHUA
Details:
IMPORTANT: We have paid for Lucy to be cared for at RSPCA Lancs East animal centre. Please call 01254231118 to register your interest.
COULD YOU OFFER LUCY A LOCAL FOSTER HOME UNTIL SHE IS PERMANENTLY ADOPTED?
Meet our adorable little lady, Lucy. She’s an 8-year-old Chihuahua, she was destined to be a lap dog. While she can be a bit shy when meeting new people, once she trusts you, she becomes incredibly affectionate and loves attention. Lucy would be better in a quieter home with a family who understands her needs. She enjoys short walks and adventures, but she can be quite vocal when she sees other dogs outside. Owners who will continue her training would be ideal for her. Lucy does travel well in a car and happily settles in a car crate. Currently, Lucy is on a diet, so her future family would need to be mindful of this and support her weight loss journey. Lucy will need to be the only pet in the household and can live with children aged 15 and above. Due to the nature of kennels, we can’t confirm if Lucy is house trained, but we can provide guidance and assistance in this regard. Lucy’s adoption fee is £150.