POOCHES at Dogs Trust Kenilworth have got their paws crossed 2022 will mean, not only a new start, but a new home too.
Staff at Dogs Trust Kenilworth – who have around 120 dogs in their care – are calling on dog lovers who want to welcome a furry friend into their life in 2022, to consider adopting a rescue dog.
Following our previous four-legged festive campaigns – which have seen dogs rehomed as a result – the Observer is once again showcasing potential canine companions in the hopes readers, with a paw-shaped hole in their heart, might consider taking one home.
Crossbreed Sheldon is six. He is an anxious boy but over time has built a loving bond with some carers at the centre and from those he knows and who understand him, he loves a fuss and a cheeky groom.
He is housetrained but doesn’t like being left alone so he will need his new owners to be around to help him settle and build his confidence. He will need a quiet, adult only home with few people coming and going so he can relax and really start to enjoy life. He will need a home without visiting children or other pets. The team say Sheldon simply needs to be given the chance to be the best he can be, at the heart of a loving home.
Click here if you’re considering adopting Sheldon.
If you want to support the trust, visit www.dogstrust.org.uk/sponsor to sponsor a dog or make a donation.
