Hi Mo
I am loving my new home, with Elaine and Pip,I have a big garden to play in,and long walks by the sea, Mo I would like to thank you for finding me a loving friend, he is good with Pip, she is the boss!Fred likes to play, and can be funny, we cuddle up with Pip, and just let the time pass us by

Thank you for sending me a ray of sunshine

Elaine

I love my new home with Dave and Helen, they love me so much, and I come back to Mo and Ian for my holidays, when Dave and Helen go away to get some rest!

Hi, I am Rufus (westie x scottie) I come back to Mo and Ian for my holidays, and when Sheila and Roy came to collect me last year, little Hippo had just come into Rescue, so he ended up going back home with us!We get on really well, although he is a little bit mad at times, whereas I prefer life a bit more of a steady rate, but that is not always allowed with the little tearaway. But we all love each other very much, and we also go to the caravan a lot,and have some lovely walks

Hi, yes I was adopted by Sheila and Roy, and my best friend is Rufus, but I think he thinks I am a bit too much at times, but I know he loves me really

I am a westie x yorkie, and I love my new life

Hi I am having a wonderful time in my new home,David and Maureen fell in love with me when they came to deliver the Trophy pet food which westies in need use for all their dogs, so I decided I would like to go and live with them, they have 2 VERY BIG DOGS and 3 CATS!
Anyway at first the dogs thought I was a little cat so did not really bother with me. Spencer the bold cat scratched my nose when I went near him, so I had to bark at him!

Now I run around on my walks with the dogs, and fall asleep next to Spencer on the sofa
Life is good when you are a little westie

update 18.10.11

What a picture ! me and my friends,David and Maureen are going to use this for their Christmas Cards this year, aren't I a STAR, the Trophy Taste Team

Well this Scottie has certainly got a lovely home with Pam and Fred, who have fostererd Westies for lots of years.He was a bit quiet when in foster, but Pam now says he is full of life, and loves to play.

Winston was in foster for quite a few months because of being hurt in his previous life, but one day Lynn and her Mum and Dad came with their Westie Daisy, and Winston for the first time with visitors came out of hiding and made a fuss of Daisy, they started playing together, and then the next thing he was on Lynnn's knee, We could not believe the difference in him!
So of course off he went very happily to his new home

Hi Mo

Sally here having a great time- been to the Castle in Flint town, and walked on the banks of the river Dee. My westie friend Barney and I go walking three times a day, weather permitting- I did upset Barney by eating his food , but we are friends again now

Hope all my friends are well, I will keep in touch
Lots of love, sally and Barney

Hello Mo and Ian
Firstly I would like to thank you for saving me, and finding me a lovely new Mum and Dad.
Everything is great here, and I think they love me very much.
Dad says I get away with murder!!!

Lots of love, hope you are both well.

Isn't life great!!

Isla xxxx

Hello Auntie Mo
Sorry it's taken so long to send you these photographs of myself. I've been busy lately what with long walks in the countryside, and exciting car journeys, with lots more long walks in the woods and by streams (where I sometimes fall in) that's what I really like! I also like rolling in things I shouldn't - so when I get home I have to have yet another bath!
All my fur has grown back perfectly, both Pat and Peter say I am such a handsome westie, even total strangers say what a beautiful little dog I am.
Anyway I must go now and have a little nap, as I have just come back from a 3 mile walk in the snow, so I am feeling a little tired.

Please give my love to Ian, I will try and send you more pictures of me in the snow.

Lots of love

Kenny xxxxxx

Some of you may remember me, I came into rescue with another westie bitch and Whiskey and Joy, we were all ex breeding dogs, taken from a puppy farm in London.
I was very frightened when I came into rescue as I had never been socialised or trained.
Well now I am in my lovely new home with Louise,Anthony, and my best friend their son Oliver, I am gaining cofidence, and now go out for walks without being scared.

I have just been for grooming so i thought you may like to see the new me!

Hello Mo and Ian,when Kevin and Alice adopted me,I soon found my favourite place on the sofa with Alice's Mum.Although I am a tiny westie I have a big personality, especially the bark! I make sure I tell them when I think it is feeding time

The lovely Auntie Lyn made sure I had my bed and I love curling up onto it at bedtime, I need my bed because there is a big garden here and I chase the boys up the garden which is great fun, but very tiring when you have little legs!

Hello Mo and Ian, do you remember my adoption was literally hit and miss! Mo and Ian had been snowed in and the first attempt to rendezvous with Alice and Kevin at Penrith resulted in Mo and Ian in their vehicle becoming interwined with one of their farm gates. The second attempt was successful and I haven't looked back. My tail wags all the time, and I 'woo' when I am happy.I am such a friendly little boy and I love playing with Otis,Max,Holly, and Bonnie. My favourite thing at the moment is squirrel chasing.

Hello Mo and Ian, Auntie Lyn said I was very hand shy when Alice and Kevin adopted me. She would not recognise me now as I love my fuss so much. I am a smashing dog (so I am told) I love playing in the garden with my friends,Otis, Snowy, and I nearly caught a squirrel when he was stealing the walnuts. It is a bit mad at times here but it is lovely in the evenings when we all sit on the sofa together. Earlier this year I went with Otis and Snowy on a narrowboat holiday and my picture is from when I was sitting in the Bow.

Thank you so much for letting us adopt 3 of your lovely Westies. Yhey bring us so much joy. Otis who is also a rescue Westie, loves having the doggies to play with. All the young dogs keep Bonny, who is nearly 13 seem a lot younger than her age.

Thank you for doing such a wonderful job in rescueing these special dogs.

Hello Everyone

This is me SNOWY in the snow. I didn't know what it was and was a bit frightened to walk in it at first, but Mam and Dad showed me what fun it was to play in, and it's great! Life is super for me now. I've got lots of doggy friends who I meet up with on my walks. My Mam and Dad call me their little treasure, even though I can be a bit of a cheeky chappie sometimes! Next week I am going with Mam and Dad for a weeks holiday to Stratford on Avon, but the bestest ever news is I've got my very own passport, and am going to a place called France in March.Gosh that will be exciting. Mam says I don't need to worry as 'woof woof' is the same in french!
Give my love to all the doggies in your care, and I hope they find super homes soon.
Merry Christmas and
Love to everybody

Snowy Killen xxxxx

Hello to everyone at 'westies in need'.
I'm very happy here in my new home,I am growing more confident by the day.I've now been castrated and my skin is getting so much better, as a result of this.I go to the park every day and play with my new doggy friends-I love my 'walkies'.I do not like having baths but I am starting to realise that they make my skin feel better.I love watching television! I enjoy constant company, and relish the regular flow of visitors coming around to fuss and admire me!
A big doggy lick to Auntie Lyn for looking after me before I came to my new forever home

Hi everyone
Just to let you know I was adopted by Pete and Norma recently and I am happily living in my new home with my new best friend Max who is 14 but very fit and a good role model (well, most of the time) We have a big garden but go out for miles on the local moorland twice a day-the smells are all new but for a little dog with a keen nose and a sense of adventure,very exciting! I easily made friends with all the other dogs on the same walks and we have a lot of fun. Life is good for an adopted Westie.
I've now got my jabs up to date and had a wash and cut.You'll have to agree I'm a handsome looking boy now.Pete took my picture just so all you girls can see what you are missing!

Love to all- Jack

Well this a bit different than my SNOWY picture!
Hello Mo and Ian, (remember me) (how could we forget!)just thought I would give you an update of my life in France
We have been here 3 weeks now, and do not go back for another 6 weeks!
I travelled very well,but we had a couple of holidays in the UK over the winter,so I had a bit of practice.It was a long,long, journey to Folkstone, then we got on a big train for just 35 minutes.After that there was another 2 hour drive until we arrived at an hotel. My bed was on the back seat of the car, so for most of the time I just lay in it. Mam said I was excellent,and very well behaved in the hotel. The next day we had another very long drive, and I noticed on one of the 'comfort stops' that people were speaking 'funny' and I could not understand them. Well at last we pulled up at a house, and I was a bit scared at first, but realised Mam and Dad were staying with me, so I made myself at home-literally.
The outside space is lovely, I love playing with my ball in the garden. We get friends coming to visit, to see me, of course!and I have quickly trained them, so life is great!
The weather has been very hot this last week, but there are a few shady places so Mam makes sure I do not get too overheated, I love chasing the lizards, but never catch one.
Last week mam bought some bedding plants , and spent ages planting them, and was enjoying herself. Next day i thought I would please her, and dig some up, so she could enjoy herself all over again! I got into a bit of bother over this,and called me 'a little monkey' which confused me as I am a dog!
There are some excellent walks, really long ones, When it is hot though we can only walk in the early morning, and evenings.
Dad took some pictures of me, so I am sending a couple, I love lying on the top of the settee, especially when I am tired from my walk.

Thanks to you I'm really very happy , and life is so very different for me now.

Love to all of you

Snowy xxx

I thought you may like to hear how I am getting on in my new home.Well a couple of weeks ago I had my big operation, to everyones suprise, and pleasure, I was trotting around as if nothing had happened, just a few hours later. I could not go on walks for a few days, but I am fully recovered now and bouncing with energy. I now weigh 7.5kg which the vet thinks is fine, I do love eating though!

Last week we went to a chalet in mid Wales, I was a bit confused at first, and thought I had better 'scent' mark it, and my much improved personal hygiene let me down a bit! But at home I have been so much better, . We saw the sea and relaxed in the sun.I am going again next month, which will be pleasant, and i hear that if I am good, I could be the chosen one to go there with my owner, when he paints it in the autumn. I am a very good traveller, of course. The old dog finds the journey very tiring now, , I just sleep! The yorkie I live with, does not seem to like me very much, I suppose it is because I try to steal his food and grab his toys. I sleep at the bottom of the bed as he objects to me trying to edge up higher! We walk well together though.

The big old dog here had a major dental yesterday, with 7 teeth removed. She is rather dozy today, I leave her alone, well she is large!

I thought you may like this photo of me, taken at the chalet.

Love to you all and my former companions

Jill

Mo says her computer must be having a 'senior moment'- like her!
My picture won't 'upload' so Mo will try later

We have receivd some lovely pictures of Toby in his new home,Marie says our 'happy endings' should be re-named 'happy beginnings'- I think I agree
with that, so we will see if we can change the title.
Toby has really grown into a very handsome young man. He is still quite a handful, and always looking for what bit of next mischief he can get into, but life is never dull in this household, certainly not since Toby arrived anyway. One things for sure we have learnt never to put anything down within' 'Toby -- reach',or else it disappears under the bed in the spare bedroom and when you try to retrieve it no matter what it is, it's well and truly chewed to bits! His favourites at the moment seem to be either my new glasses which I have just got back from the opticians again to have a second new arm put on, or my favourite shade of lipstick, which he keeps pinching out of my handbag, not sure whether he is partial to this seasons shade, or whether he just likes the taste.

As you are aware Toby was 1 year old in July so he has just had his booster last month, the vet says he is in excellent condition, and is a good size and weight for his age. Just at the moment he is helping Michael renovate an old 30's semi we have bought, he is having a splendid time running up and down the garden getting plenty of attention from the passers-by,and he especially loves it when the children make a fuss of him. He really is an outdoor dog, as he loves to be out in the garden, whether that is at the new house, or at home, he would sit in the garden all day if we would let him,except when it rains of course, and then he does not really want to go out for his walk! One thing is for sure, he follows Michael about as if he were his shadow, It's really funny watching the pair together especially when Michael is doing his DIY jobs and I can hear Michael telling Toby that he can manage to do a job without his help. It's even more funny when a moment later I see Toby running off with one of Michaels tools, with Michael in hot persuit after him, although Tobys favourite escapade at the moment is running off with one of my rubber gloves and burying it in the garden. I am sure he must have been a coal miner in a former life, as he is always like the 'fire back'. He should have been a black Scottie, instead of a not so white westie!!!!

Love

Marie, Michael, and Toby

It is with much sadness I have to put down these words, but Toby was taken very ill very quickly a little while ago, and with much bravery Marie and Michael had to take the heartbreaking decision to avoid any more pain and suffering for this little man, to have him put to sleep.
we can only thank Marie and Michael for giving Toby the happiest time of his short life, knowing he was much loved.The tears are steaming down my face writing this, and this is nothing compared to the loss of a wonderful westie, for Michael and Marie.
Please keep them in your thoughts and give them the strength to realise although his time with them was far too short, he could not have been happier.

Thank you Marie and Michael for giving so much love to a very special little westie.

Just to say 'thank you' to Lyn, I've settled into my new home. I am always a good girl, and have lost some weight at last! meet lots of my new friends on my walks, Mum says we are off to the seaside soon, so I can play on the beach-can't wait!

Love, Milly xxx

Hello Ian and Mo

Just to let you know I am doing really well and loving my new home! I am getting to know all the neighbours and am always a good boy when I meet them when I'm out on a walk.Lesley has had to go for something called an operation on her foot, so she cannot do much at the minute really, but Steph and I go on some great walks, we go through fields and woods, usually both on the same walk- I love sniffing everything, it's great fun! The only thing is Steph shouts 'no' very loudly every time I bark at every other dog I meet on the walk! Steph says 'why can't you just be a nice boy like you are in the house',-but I don't know what she means really. She is going to take me to something called 'training classes',whatever that is, to see if they can stop me doing it, so I will have to let you know what happens. I have been out with Steph and Lesley's friends Lynn and Darren, and they have 3 dogs, one called Biscuit, who is a lady Labx, and I love her very much! They also have a Springer Spaniel called Romy, and another Spaniel called Archie,and I like them too, but not as much as I like Biscuit! The first time I met them I barked my head off at them all, but now they are my good pals, and I love playing with them.
I have been good in the house, and also have good fun barking at the dog on the Dulux advert when he barks at the end.Sometimes when Steph sees the advert coming on she says 'quick, where's the remote', and turns it down, but I know when it's on and just save my bark up for another time! I love running up and down stairs too, they are really good fun! I have got a new hard rubber ball, it's the only thing I haven't been able to chew to bits-yet, but I'll keep trying. Lesley and Steph always say 'Mo was right, he is a lovely boy, isn't he, he is not a bit of bother' that's when I think thy are talking about me, because they usually give me lots of cuddles as well.
Well, I just thought i would let you know I am doing okay and very happy in my new home. I still think of you both and miss you lots, and have lovely dreams about my lovely life with you both. I would love to see you if you ever come up this way, or if Steph and Lesley go to Cumbria they could bring me and we could meet up then, I would love that !
By the way I nearly forgot! Lynn told Steph that when she was out dog walking the other day,she met a lady with 2 westies, and guess what? they came from West House! Lynn didn't get her name, or the name of the dogs, but there were two of them and she said they came from 'West House Westies' so maybe it was a while ago? Do you have any idea of who this might be?? Steph said, isn't it a small world!!
Lots of love and hugs to you both
Little Teddy Tonka xxxxxxx

Note from Mo
Teddy Tonka was very special little boy to us, we miss him, but he could not have gone to a better home.
Yes we were West House Westies (the name of our home) but Sandra, a wonderful supporter, came up with the new name, a few years ago, of Westies in Need, which we think says it all

Hi Mo

Tia here, I sent you some photos a short time ago and I am doing really well. I have gained a whole kilo in weight since I moved to sunny Cheshire. I would love to feature on your 'New Beginnings' section of your website, so everyone can see what fun I am having.
I was very quiet and gentle whilst I was in rescue, I am still gentle but I am quite playful now and constantly on the go! Everone says my eyes are lovley and bright and lots of people admire me and ask what sort of dog I am., so we tell them I am a Yorkie/Parsons Jack Russell cross.
I have learnt how to bark a bit now although I do not do this very often, usually when I get excited to meet a new friend. I have made lots of new friends, both human and doggy.
Later this month, I am going on a seaside holiday to Scarborough. I think I'll enjoy the sea air, and staying in the camper van overnight as I've already been on a few outings and I do love a day out in the van.

Love from Tia xxx

Some of you will remember these 2 ex breeding bitches being 'dumped' in South Wales and brought into rescue in a dreadful state, matted, totally neglected and ear infections, needing dental work.
Well the lovely Fiona adopted them, at boy look at them now!
Well done Fiona what happy girls they are now
update

Sorry but the pictures will not transfer to the website so I have asked Fiona to resend in jpgimagefile

Some of you may remember we had these 2 girls in rescue, Misty was 15 and Holly was 10, well much to our suprise we re-homed them to some lovely people who already have a 3 year old westie called Mac
Well Mac and Holly are now great mates and play together, Misty is a bit grumpy at times, but hey she is an old lady. They are learning to be independent and wander about by themselves, which is great

Hi boy am I enjoying my new home with my best friend Millie who Bridie says has turned back into a young dog since I arrived! We have some lovely long walks, and although I have only been in my new home for a few months it seems like I have always lived here, it is great!

Hi Mo, it's me Ruffles! I am setling in fine with my new Mam and Dad (Arthur and Yvonne) we go to the park every morning, and night, I am looking forward to going on the beach when the weather is better. It is great here with my new friend Ollie May, the Collie, I get on with the cats also!

See you soon

Ruffles xxxx

Hi Mo and Ian
Don't you rememer me? - I was found in a park last winter with Maisie another westie, the lovely Steve (who has westies) found us, and took us to westies in need, until my new Mum and Dad saw me on your website and took me into their home in Bath in January 2011.
At first I was a little anxious but quickly discovered lots of lovely walks with lots of things to chase like squirrels and rabbits.I love going in the car, particulary in their old MG which is in the picture.Have been on lots of classic car rallys where people make a big fuss of me, and I write articles for a car magazine sometimes. Now that it is summer here I spend most of my time at my Mum and Dads caravan in Devon, which I love.
My new life is really lovely, although Mum and Dad are muttering about dog training classes as they reckon that I have taken over the house, but I think I am just a normal westie.

Thank you for taking me in and giving me the opportunity of a new start in life.

Love Millie Meopham

Mo says many many thanks to the wonderful Steve for rescueing these 2 lovely girls PHOTO WILL NOT UPLOAD TO WEBSITE

Hello Everyone

We both came from westies in need -Sam in December 2010 and Katie in February 2011. You may have seen Sam's picture already on 'new beginnings'- well look at him now- a different dog! When we first got Sam, his skin was not great, and neither was his coat- but with a bit of TLC and lots of baths, he now looks and feels fabulous- a picture of health. Never be afraid to take on a westie with skin problems.

We are still not sure if we are going to be Mr and Mrs or Brother and Sister- but Katie is most definately the boss! Sam loves having Katie around- Katie tolerates Sam!

Thank you again everyone at westies in need xxx

I am a very happy westie here in my new home, I have a town residence and a country residence ! I love my new Mum and Dad (Barbara and Al) and came to live with them in Rothwell, Northants just over 2 weeks ago.

We go to the caravan a lot and have 1/2 acre of land to protect. I have made friends with the horses and foals in the adjoining fields. I play with my westie friend Ben twice a week, and we get on really well.

I have a special chair by the window, and sit on the window sill to watch people going by.

Thank you Mo and Ian for finding me such a lovely home.

Holly

Hi Mo and Bernie

Well I am now in my 'forever home' in Great Dunford, near Salisbury. My new Mum and Dad (Lynn and Gary) are really looking after me. We arrived home on saturday at almost 5pm and I immediately went off exploring my new garden and sticking my nose in every corner.

After dinner we all settled down to a relaxing evening in front of the fire, and I fell asleep snuggled up to Mum. I had a very good nights sleep, they bought me a new posh bed which is lovely to snuggle down in.After breakfast I again went out into MY garden, and let everyone know I was here, especially the cat next door! It's really great having the whole run of the house and garden, I can come and go as I please and have already had my first chance at chasing the Pheasants from MY garden, which was great fun !

I know Mum and dad have taken some photo's of me relaxing on the sofa, and as soon as Mum gets over her technlogy phobia, which Dad teases her about Mum will post some pictures of me, for all to see.
Tons of love
Daisy
Great Dunford

Hi Aunty Mo
Just a quick note about my week.I am feeling much better now and eating lots! so I am filling in quite nicely. I have also learnt to 'yap'! and sometimes gets me what I want, but it also gets me lots of smiles from my Family.Mummy bought me a warm fleece coat and took me for a short walk in the meadow the other day. She said I was a very good little girl, and walked like a real princess. When I got home I was quite tired and decided I would have to go back to bed and decided Sophie's nice double bed would be just the thing. So I yapped until I was lifted up. When I woke up I yapped again to be carried back off again! I thought this was a very good game.

Everyone says I am a very good girl and they adore me

My fur is growing back nicely and is a lovely cream colour. Mummy bought me some more of the 'magic' cream that you used on me (Mummy thinks Grandad could probably do with some)
Anyway got to go now it's nearly my bedtime again.

Lots of licks to you, Uncle Ian, and my doggy friends

Grace x

Note from Mo
I am sure you will remember grace being in rescue with little fur, and sore skin, and dreadfully underweight,what a difference tls can make, with a little help from the Dermacton Cream!

Hi Mo and Ian
Just to say many thanks for rescuing us and giving us such a good home whilst we were with you and all the other furry friends at West House.
Well we have now been down in Essex for nearly 3 weeks and are enjoying ourselves 'Down South'. Norma and Mike say they know what you meant when you said we were mischievous.......... nut they love us so much and we are having such a good time.Lots of long walks, play times and cuddles!
The nice lady from Trophy Foods came to visit us and sat on the floor and made a fuss of us. We got lots more food and some dog discs.
Last week we went to Sussex for a few days and had some lovely walks (well runs really) on the beach . Met lots of people and we heard Norma and Mike saying how wonderful Westies in Need are and how lucky they are
that you allowed them to have us.... so we must be being good !
We are sending some pics of us
Thank you again for looking after us when we were with you.

Lots and Lots of Tail Wags.....Treacle and Toffee xx

Note from Mo
Some of you will remember these 2 scamps were strays and due to be put to sleep, so we adopted them, we have had a number of people who wanted to adopt one or the other but these 2 are such close fiends we couldnmot do this so we waited untl the right home came along, and it certainly did with Norma and Mike
Mike

Settled down really well in our new home, enjoying lots of woodland walks.Our favourite walk is down to the local farm to wake up the horses and chase the bunnies.
Had a busy day today, big walk,swims,and gardening in this afternoon.
Now having lots of cuddles, and Harry has fallen asleep having a tummy rub.
Mum says it's bath night again tomorrow ! But we get warm towels afterwards.
Mum and dad love us to bits, and we love living here.
With lots of love to you all
Hamish and Harry, Jenny and Gordon
The very happy Westie-Smith Family!

Hope you remember us-Charlie and Suzie who were rehomed in October 2011 and went to live on the Wirral. Our new Mummy has only managed to get the photograph she took of us transferred onto the computer- silly Mummy! We love our new forever home very much-we have a big garden, and there is a public footpath along side it, we love to bark at everyone who walks on it, to tell them to keep out of OUR garden.
This picture was taken before our 1st trip to the groomers- we are now much neater, the staining on our paws and beards has almost gone, and Suzie's little bald patch on her nose has now grown new fur and she looks extra cute. We are now both our correct weight too.
We love going on long walks through the fields, but I (Charlie) don't like other dogs or some people, so Mummy avoids them when we walk, and is taking me to socialising classes next month. Mummy says I am a very very clever little boy- I showed her some tricks that impressed her. Suzie loves me and follows me everywhere and I look after her- I helped to house train her. Mummy says one of the cutest things she ever saw was when Suzie got a leaf stuck on her chin and couldn't get it off, and I walked up to her and picked it off-I got an extra treat for that one!
Mummy says that after I have been socialised and behave myself she will take me to the beach with all the other dogs, so I had better try and behave myself- hee hee-

Our favourite games are fetching a ball and Mummy spends lots of time playing with us- she also bought Kong toys and we love them especially if there if there is a bit of soft cheese inside mmmmmmm

Thank you Auntie Mo and Uncle Ian for looking after us and helping us get our new forever home.
Big woofs and Westie hugs
Charlie and Suzie
(with a bit of help from Ruth and Colin)
xxx

Note from Mo, some of you may recall Suzie was one of 2 (Sal) ex breeding puppy farm bitches who we rescued, very underweight, with mange, and very very sore skin, with the help of Trophy feed, and the magic Dermacton Cream and Soap Bar, made such a difference

Hello Mo and Ian, I thought i would let you know how I am getting on in my new home with Anita and my pal Poppy- her other westie! I have taken a little hile to settle in my new surroundings! I still feel it necessary to guard my food but I am getting more relaxed about it! Poppy and I enjoy our lovely walks with Anita, and when she is at work Aunie Ann from next door takes us all around the park and common.I am getting on well with my other housemates the cats called Freddie (he is nearly as big as me) Poppy (cat) and Topsie she is an old cat who hisses at me when she feels like it!!Anita says she is really glad she picked me and now my manners have improved can't imagine life without me now!!! Although she wishes I wouldn't spread myself out in front of the fire so no one else can get anywhere near it!! Must go now as it's nearly tea time, and i want to be in front of the queue!!!
PS Anita will send some pictures of us all when she can get one of the grandchildren to do the computer 'bit'

Much love, Honey xxx

Hi Mo and Ian
I have been in my forever home now for 7 months, and I am having a wonderful time. I love the beach and the sea, and my new Dad takes me down to the local pub, where I have made loads of new friends who make a fuss of me and when I see the pub cat I make as much noise as I can, so everyone knows me!
Since September I have had a Westie puppy to look after and play with, took me a little while to learn how to play but now we get on really well.
My fur has grown really thick but I have not managed to grow my undercoat.I have just had a little fur cut, I was really good as I love the fur dryer. My Dad took my picture on the beach just after my fur cut so you could see me looking my best.
Thank you Mo and Ian for all those months making me better

Love from Pebble, Pauline, and Keith

Note from Mo

Some of you may remember Petal coming into rescue, she was a stray, most likely an ex breeding puppy farm bitch, with very very sore and black skin, and very underweight, thanks to the Dermacton Cream and Soap, and the Trophy food (and some tlc) she was able to go to her lovely new home

You may remember us accepting an ex puppy farm dog into rescue with what the vet described as 'learning disabilities' -could not use her back legs, and was blind

Well she went to live with Fiona (we did not request a donation, just wanted a lovely home for her)- well Fiona has turned her into a real star, Millie chases around, can see, has a slight problem with hearing (but that could be she is a westie) and is a bundle of fun

Well done Fiona