Post by Baglady on Apr 5, 2014 0:02:25 GMT
*whispers* Hello little guy 
Fudge has only recently arrived at CDH, and is still a little bewildered at his new surroundings. He was brought in as a stray within a very short time of his kennel companion, Dave, but although they are both microchipped - to the same address - the staff at CDH have been unable to contact their owner.
Fudge didn't mind us going into his kennel, but everything is still a little strange to him. He found some comfort from a cuddly toy, which he picked up soooooo gently, but his inner puppy seems to have deserted him
Once the staff realised they were chipped to the same household and had obviously lived together, they were put into the same kennel. Fudge instantly became less anxious when he saw his ol' friend. Sadly, as time goes on, it seems more and more unlikely that their owner will come forward to claim them
They were only vaccinated on Friday, so won't be able to come out for a walk until next Tuesday. Hopefully over the coming days Fudge will settle into a routine and come out of his shell a little. Meanwhile the staff will be taking very good care of them during their assessment period. Once the walkers are able to take the dogs out the staff will have a much better idea of how they will cope if separated. There's no reason why they couldn't be rehomed together, so if you have room for eight little paws in your home are would consider taking both boys, please speak to the staff at CDH.
Fudge and Dave are in the stable block at the moment, so if you'd like to see them please ask for them by name. They won't be able to come out to meet you yet, but the staff will take applications on them, subject to any family/pet introductions/homechecks etc.
Fudge and Dave are available for rehoming from 10th April, and if you'd like more info on either or both dogs, 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. Mon/Thurs till 6pm
Fudge has only recently arrived at CDH, and is still a little bewildered at his new surroundings. He was brought in as a stray within a very short time of his kennel companion, Dave, but although they are both microchipped - to the same address - the staff at CDH have been unable to contact their owner.
Fudge didn't mind us going into his kennel, but everything is still a little strange to him. He found some comfort from a cuddly toy, which he picked up soooooo gently, but his inner puppy seems to have deserted him
Once the staff realised they were chipped to the same household and had obviously lived together, they were put into the same kennel. Fudge instantly became less anxious when he saw his ol' friend. Sadly, as time goes on, it seems more and more unlikely that their owner will come forward to claim them
They were only vaccinated on Friday, so won't be able to come out for a walk until next Tuesday. Hopefully over the coming days Fudge will settle into a routine and come out of his shell a little. Meanwhile the staff will be taking very good care of them during their assessment period. Once the walkers are able to take the dogs out the staff will have a much better idea of how they will cope if separated. There's no reason why they couldn't be rehomed together, so if you have room for eight little paws in your home are would consider taking both boys, please speak to the staff at CDH.
Fudge and Dave are in the stable block at the moment, so if you'd like to see them please ask for them by name. They won't be able to come out to meet you yet, but the staff will take applications on them, subject to any family/pet introductions/homechecks etc.
Fudge and Dave are available for rehoming from 10th April, and if you'd like more info on either or both dogs, 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. Mon/Thurs till 6pm
Little Fudgie didn't enjoy his time in kennels so thrilled to bits that he didn't have to wait long. Have a fantastic new life little man x
These boys must be very confused right now so walkers, if you are coming down in pairs, please ask for these boys by name. Lets get them cheered up a bit!
I took Fudge and his bro Dave out on Sunday for a very long walk along with fellow residents Fly and Marley, and the lovely Bas. I really cannot fault Fudge, he is just perfect. He walks very well on the lead, is calm, gentle, quiet, well mannered around food, travels well in the car, is polite with other dogs, and affectionate with people. He is small, handsome and just an all round delight! Folks who like small dogs this boy has it all going on, there is nothing else you could want from a dog! Oh, and he will happily sit for an hour in the beer garden under the table in the shade 
