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Important Notice
The Puppy Rescue telephone number has changed to 690 14 31 40 with immediate effect.
This is a result of changing from pay-as-you-go to a contracted service. The new number appears on the header graphic of all web pages and will be on all future correspondence.
Welcome to the new Puppy Rescue web site
The new Puppy Rescue web site has been totally rebuilt using the latest version of the Joomla! Content Management system framework, released in January 2012.
All the old favourites are still here, but may be displayed in a different way, and in addition there is the option for registered users to advertise their own rescued puppies. As always, we are desperate for funds, so if you do advertise a dog on here, please use the "Donate" button before you leave.
In the top right-hand corner of the screen you will see a small tab labelled "CPANEL". This will allow you to configure the screen to your own personal viewing preferences, with regards to font size, colour and layout. Feel free to experiment with it.
Pudsey
PUDSEY UPDATE
A happy ending for Pudsey
Hi, it´s Pudsey here again, a much happier dog. Who said you needed 4 legs to get about on. I've now had my operation to have my back leg removed, and I have recovered with my nice foster mum Diane. She then called me “Speedy”, cos I'm whizzing around on my 3 good legs like you'd never believe.
Ollie
HELLO MY NAME IS OLLIE.
I am a Shar Pei cross, and I am eight months old. When I was born I wasn´t wanted and me and my sister were dumped in the rambla. Then along came a young lady who picked us both up and took usto her home. This lady had a friend,her name is Caroline, the first lady kept my sister and Caroline took me to her home, and since then everything has been wonderful.
But Caroline suffers from Asthma and it has been discovered that I aggravate the condition and therefore I have to find another kind person to love me as Caroline does.
WILL YOU BE THAT KIND PERSON?
Hattie
Hattie
Hattie was one of the dogs selected to go to Holland, but her blood test came back Positive so she can not go as she has the very early stages of Leishmaniasis. She is a lovely dog currently in a short term foster home...where she has started her treatment. Friendly loyal young female just 3 years old, loves to go for walks and is quite good on the lead, she gets on well with other dogs. Hattie just wants to be loved and be with you. Hattie needs a permanent or long term foster home, she will be spayed as soon as it is possible and her treatment will only cost around 1 euro a week, which may not be long term. Leish is not catching so there is no risk to other pets its just her bad luck that the fly chose her. Please if you can help Hattie, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone Diane on 664768958. Hattie has so much love and companionship to give, and deserves to be in a loving home.
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