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Rocco Black/White, Loving Young Staffy

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ROCCO - Sad yound Black/White Staffy. Hiya my new name is Raisen and what a lovely name it is too! My friend has called me this name as I am a wonderful Reddish Brindle colour. I am very unusual and small and pocket sized. I love people and have been good around other dogs at the rescue. I am approx 4 years to 5 years old and love to climb on your knee for cuddles - if you let me of course. I am a typical staffy that craves love and adores being fussed and stroked - all day if you let me. I came into care as a stray so although there is no history on my past life it appears I have been well loved and socialised. Sadly I now have to find myself a new home where I will be adored, cherished and cared for until I grow old and grey. I am looking for a home that have time for exercise, walks and cuddles. I need a home where I will not be left all day alone as this would make be sad!! Kennel life is no place for a cuddle monster. 

BRONTE Gorgeous Stafford cross Labrador

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7-8 Years

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Selective

Older children

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MEET A STUNNING ADORABLE  LADY NAMED BRONTE - CHEEKY LADY
We collected Bronte from the stray kennels having met her the week before. This lady is very friendly and very loving. She has had a tough time of it lately and needs to be back in home comforts. Bronte is 9 years old and full of life and love for all. Sadly she has had many litters so has some mammary lumps in her teets. These will be removed as soon as we can find Bronte a home whwre she can then recover in warmth and home comforts. Bronte also has a lump on her neck just above her collar which we have also had tested. This will also be removed during the surgery. Despite all her lumps and bumps Bronte takes everything in her stride. We absolutely love her. Kennels for Bronte are a no no and her aim in life is to spend it with a human. Although our new lady has been accepting of most dogs we do feel her forever home would be best suited as the only lady of the manor. Are you that special human for Bronte?

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THE HOME BRONTE NEEDS
Bronte is fit and active and will need her walks. She loves her outside adventures and her playtimes in the run with a ball. She would need to have a garden to potter in after her surgery and also someone who has time for walks and play once she has recovered from her operation. Bronte has lots of love to give and adores people. A home as the only dog is preferred so Bronte can be spoiled with no added pressures. In order top proceed with our ladies surgery we desperately search to find her a very loving local home in Yorkshire. This is necessary so she can return to our vets for her aftercare check up. Please get in touch to discuss and for more details about this loving special dog.

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Our charity help a huge amount of dogs in our care from local stray kennels and very difficult situations. Anyone wishing to discuss any dogs or needing more information about our charity and the work we do then please telephone for an informal chat or email us via our adopt button on this page with details about yourself and the dog you are enquiring about. Lifestyle details are important when considering adoption. All our rescue dogs have different needs. We are massive flag flyers for Staffies and bull breeds and we help many left behind in Yorkshire stray kennels. We remain passionate about the strays dogs who have no voice in this life. Any like minded lovers of rescue dogs please get in touch. We see many dogs left waiting ay Yorkshire pounds. We actively meet and visit all our rescue dogs that we take into our care and further assessments are always on-going. Support adoption and help us at Good Life to keep helping more strays in Yorkshire. All our dogs are fully assessed and health checked and we work hard to match any adopters and lifestyles with our animals. Our dogs receive the best care until we can find them a happy ever after. Dedicated homes that have given considerable thought about adoption is essential.

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