Post by Baglady on Apr 17, 2016 23:23:18 GMT
Hold on to your hollyhocks - Eddie has landed 
Eddie has only just arrived at the home. He hasn't been seen by the vet yet, or had his first vaccination, so it was just a quick toilet break by the river, and a quick kiss from our little Lothario!
But just to set the scene for our mini-date, Eddie showed us his best 'sit'.
Yeah, I know my basics. Now then ladies - let's away to the vet room for a bit of fun!
Eddie is an affectionate little lad, and verrrrry agile! Without prompting, he found the comfiest seat in the house!
A lap! That'll do nicely!
Straight to first base!
Gizza Kiss Aunty Sooz!
A little scritch Eddy?
Yes please!
Eddie is a fine figure of a dog and he seems in excellent health! He's a good weight for his size, his coat is shiny, his eyes are sparkly, his teeth are colgate white, he is neutered, and appears really well cared for. He was brought into CDH by a member of the public who told the staff he was found straying. How amazing would it be if they could tell us their story? But Eddie is a live-in-the-moment kinda guy, he doesn't seem in the least bit bothered by his change of circumstances!
Time for some fun! Eddie is definitely a contender for 'Best Sausage Catcher'!
He spied the sausage cache on the table - heyyyyyy hup!
Yep! This little guy has inner suspension that would be the envy of a gazelle!
'Nuff of the bedoinking! Eddie spotted Aunty Becky, and he's fancying his chances!
Not sure if she's outta my league... whadduya think Aunty Sooz?
Slowly slowly catchy monkey Mr Eddie!
OMG - I think I've pulled..... I'm going in for a kiss!
Cue music! No tongues perlease Eddie!!!!!
If Eddie's owners don't come forward for him, he will be available for rehoming from 24th April, but the staff will take applications on him immediately.
If you have any questions or would like more information on Eddie please phone the Dogs' Home: 029 2071 1243 or visit Cardiff Dogs' Home, Westpoint Industrial Estate, Penarth Road, open 7 days a week, 10.30 - 4pm (6.00pm on Mondays & Thursdays).
For more information about the rehoming process at Cardiff Dogs Home, please click on the link below:
Rehoming Process
Eddie has only just arrived at the home. He hasn't been seen by the vet yet, or had his first vaccination, so it was just a quick toilet break by the river, and a quick kiss from our little Lothario!
But just to set the scene for our mini-date, Eddie showed us his best 'sit'.
Yeah, I know my basics. Now then ladies - let's away to the vet room for a bit of fun!
Eddie is an affectionate little lad, and verrrrry agile! Without prompting, he found the comfiest seat in the house!
A lap! That'll do nicely!
Straight to first base!
Gizza Kiss Aunty Sooz!
A little scritch Eddy?
Yes please!
Eddie is a fine figure of a dog and he seems in excellent health! He's a good weight for his size, his coat is shiny, his eyes are sparkly, his teeth are colgate white, he is neutered, and appears really well cared for. He was brought into CDH by a member of the public who told the staff he was found straying. How amazing would it be if they could tell us their story? But Eddie is a live-in-the-moment kinda guy, he doesn't seem in the least bit bothered by his change of circumstances!
Time for some fun! Eddie is definitely a contender for 'Best Sausage Catcher'!
He spied the sausage cache on the table - heyyyyyy hup!
Yep! This little guy has inner suspension that would be the envy of a gazelle!
'Nuff of the bedoinking! Eddie spotted Aunty Becky, and he's fancying his chances!
Not sure if she's outta my league... whadduya think Aunty Sooz?
Slowly slowly catchy monkey Mr Eddie!
OMG - I think I've pulled..... I'm going in for a kiss!
Cue music! No tongues perlease Eddie!!!!!
If Eddie's owners don't come forward for him, he will be available for rehoming from 24th April, but the staff will take applications on him immediately.
If you have any questions or would like more information on Eddie please phone the Dogs' Home: 029 2071 1243 or visit Cardiff Dogs' Home, Westpoint Industrial Estate, Penarth Road, open 7 days a week, 10.30 - 4pm (6.00pm on Mondays & Thursdays).
For more information about the rehoming process at Cardiff Dogs Home, please click on the link below:
Rehoming Process
