Post by Baglady on May 2, 2017 1:02:12 GMT
Please welcome the very beautiful Jessie 
Jessie has been signed over to the Home, and we are told she is an eight year old westie, but truth be told we can't say how reliable the information regarding her age or breed mix actually is.
Jessie is in desperate need of a spa day, and is considerably overweight. She is quiet and a little anxious of strangers, loud noises, sudden movements, and it's not really surprising. We think she's probably had a pretty sheltered life, and her recent change of circumstances must be quite bewildering.
Jessie was signed over with Pip, and although they are clearly good friends, they don't seem overly bonded, so the staff will consider rehoming them separately if they appear to cope well without each other.
Jessie and Pip had a little snuffle around by the riverbank, getting to know their new surroundings...
She was curious about Pip's whereabouts, but not overly concerned if he went out of sight.
And once Jessie knew she was in the company of Friends, she seemed to be more interested in Aunty Jen's company than Pip's..
And she puckered up for little pink-tongued kisses!
Jessie hasn't seen the vets yet, but it will be a priority to ensure she is given a nutritious diet and regular and appropriate exercise to help her shed those extra pounds!
Jessie will be available for rehoming from 7th May, and if you would like more information, or would like to meet her, 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.
For more information about the rehoming process at Cardiff Dogs Home, please click here
Jessie has been signed over to the Home, and we are told she is an eight year old westie, but truth be told we can't say how reliable the information regarding her age or breed mix actually is.
Jessie is in desperate need of a spa day, and is considerably overweight. She is quiet and a little anxious of strangers, loud noises, sudden movements, and it's not really surprising. We think she's probably had a pretty sheltered life, and her recent change of circumstances must be quite bewildering.
Jessie was signed over with Pip, and although they are clearly good friends, they don't seem overly bonded, so the staff will consider rehoming them separately if they appear to cope well without each other.
Jessie and Pip had a little snuffle around by the riverbank, getting to know their new surroundings...
She was curious about Pip's whereabouts, but not overly concerned if he went out of sight.
And once Jessie knew she was in the company of Friends, she seemed to be more interested in Aunty Jen's company than Pip's..
And she puckered up for little pink-tongued kisses!
Jessie hasn't seen the vets yet, but it will be a priority to ensure she is given a nutritious diet and regular and appropriate exercise to help her shed those extra pounds!
Jessie will be available for rehoming from 7th May, and if you would like more information, or would like to meet her, 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.
For more information about the rehoming process at Cardiff Dogs Home, please click here
but she did eventually have a little walk to the river on site, then we went half way down the lane always looking back for Pip. When we took her back we went to see Pip & he was happy to have his bestie westie back 
I hope they don't get re-homed separately as they clearly have a strong bond together x
