Letters to Mutts

Dear Mutts,
We have had Axl nearly 3 months now and we couldn’t imagine life without him. He has completely changed into such a special dog, he is loving to all humans and most dogs!
He has improved his obedience greatly through attending doggy school and now gets excited to get in the car and see family and not so afraid of cars going past in the street.
Most excitingly, we have been letting him off the lead in the last week and he has been running back to us in open areas away from traffic. He also responds well to ‘leave it’ and ‘wait’.
He has most importantly been incredible around young children.We are super proud of him.

Thanks again to Mutts In Distress.

Dear Mutts,
I just thought I would let you know how Gordie is getting on. He has settled down fast and tried to rule the roost from day one. He is in training and is coming along amazingly and has calmed down a lot and seems very happy here.
I know we love him, he is full of love and is a right character. As I am typing this, he is laying on my foot.
He has found his forever home and we have found our beloved Gordie.
Love,
Lesley

Morning Pat,
Tiger is doing absolutely brilliantly. The minute he walked through the door, he made himself at home and has been great with the cats and toilet training. Taking him for a walk is amazing as he never pulls and once we’re away from cars, (which he doesn’t like) he doesn’t have a lead and he stays next to me until I say ‘play’ then he goes silly and runs lengths but never strays far.
Could you please thank the lady who saved him and all of your staff, as we’re so happy with him. He is a little lazy but I’ve got that out of him. In his first week, we walked 42 miles and the following was 39 miles.
We will also be attending the May Bank Holiday doggy day that you’re doing, so you will all be able to see him again.
Many thanks,
Alan Saunders

Dear Mutts,
He is a live wire and rarely sits down but I managed a photo today!
Thank you,
Tony

hi Mutts,
I thought I would let you know that Bengie has come to live with my family and our other little dog Buster. Bengie has settled in really well and is eating plenty. He enjoys going for walks around the fields with Buster and is teaching Buster how to walk as nicely as he does.
Bengie and Buster love to sit on the sofa together and sleep in their beds at night.
He will have a home for life with us and it is a privilege to have his company.
I can assure you that he is quite happy,

Thank you. x

Hi Mutts,
Here is a picture of Toby, who used to be called Gump because he was found in a forest.  He is very loving although still a little nervous of strangers but he is fine if people allow him to come to them.
He is well trained, comes to the whistle and loves retrieving. He can even take directions to find a toy hidden at a distance.
Toby’s favourite human is Luke. He goes out training with Luke every day and sleeps beside his bed. He loves running and eating, he is a sweetheart and we love him.
Pat, Graham, Luke and Toby

Just a short note to say that after 3 weeks, Panky has settled in well and is learning day by day. Panky has lost most of his nervousness and is enjoying long walks in the countryside, 42 miles in seven days at the last count! Loads of energy and no trouble at all with other dogs, he just wants to play with them all.
Panky is a brilliant addition to the family, going out in the car and exploring new places. Please pass on our thanks to Pauline for fostering him, she did a brilliant job.
Steve, Mary, Catherine and David.

To Pat and Terry,
Thank you so, so much for all your help, advice and support. You really have helped to make Rocco a much happier and more settled dog.
Without you, the world would be a sadder and scarier place for all these poor defenceless animals.
We thank you on their behalf. Thank you for giving us the confidence to be the best owners we
can be to Rocco.

Kerry, Mike and Rocco. xx