Post by Baglady on May 18, 2015 21:49:07 GMT
Please welcome Tilly!
FB'ers may recognise Tilly, she was found in Cardiff with electrical flex around her neck, and luckily for her she was brought into CDH by her finders. She was very traumatised when she arrived, very frightened, and has taken a few days to settle.
Tilly has been booked in as a 'toy cross breed'. As she is a stray we obviously have no idea who the mammy or daddy is - any ideas anyone? She has the softest coat, feathery ears and legs, and a rather luxurious tail, which she keeps tucked when she's anxious
Tilly appears to have been fairly well cared for, but she is not microchipped, and no-one has come forward to claim her.
Tilly is slowly learning to trust new people. Chicken helps eh Tilly?
Jen has spent lots of 'getting to know you' time with Tilly, and although she is still a little wary of strangers, Tilly was more than happy to lap up some lap time with Jen today
If Tilly's owners don't come forward, she will be available for rehoming from 21st May. Unsurprisingly, Tilly already has some rehoming offers lined up, so please contact the home before visiting to find out whether the staff are still taking applications for her. If you'd like more information on Tilly, 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
FB'ers may recognise Tilly, she was found in Cardiff with electrical flex around her neck, and luckily for her she was brought into CDH by her finders. She was very traumatised when she arrived, very frightened, and has taken a few days to settle.
Tilly has been booked in as a 'toy cross breed'. As she is a stray we obviously have no idea who the mammy or daddy is - any ideas anyone? She has the softest coat, feathery ears and legs, and a rather luxurious tail, which she keeps tucked when she's anxious
Tilly appears to have been fairly well cared for, but she is not microchipped, and no-one has come forward to claim her.
Tilly is slowly learning to trust new people. Chicken helps eh Tilly?
Jen has spent lots of 'getting to know you' time with Tilly, and although she is still a little wary of strangers, Tilly was more than happy to lap up some lap time with Jen today
If Tilly's owners don't come forward, she will be available for rehoming from 21st May. Unsurprisingly, Tilly already has some rehoming offers lined up, so please contact the home before visiting to find out whether the staff are still taking applications for her. If you'd like more information on Tilly, 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
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