WELCOME WITH OPEN ARMS THE GORGEOUS SCOUT. ONE LOVING LURCHER LADY.
Scout is a very sweet and loving Lurcher. She came into our care from a Yorkshire stray kennels and has proved herself a darling. She adores people and attention and zoomies in the grassed Paddock at the kennels. She has so much love to give. She can be skittish at times and has clearly not had a great life. Sometimes she can be timid and submissive and we feel she has been mistreated in the past. Despite this our girl is a gem and so very affectionate. She adores attention, belly rubs and the kindness shown from humans. We feel this may be a first for Scout. As always these stray dogs are resilient and with the help of rescues come through the other side to live happy lives instead of enduring a difficult one. She has so much more to give and enjoys her walks, people interactions. We would love to find her a new home. Scout has been vaccinated, health checked and received flea treatments and wormers. On arrival due to being such a portly girl we deduced to have an ultra sound at the vets. This was to ensure our new girl was not expecting pups. Scout needs a new life with special humans. Please read on to see what sort of home Scout needs.

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WHAT HOME DOES SCOUT NEED?

Scout needs a loving and quite home. A home that is not filled with hussle and bustle would be perfect. She adores a cuddle and will need a loving and calm human or humans that love a walk. We can tell that our sweet girl has has some mistreatment in the past however she remains very affectionate and sweet natured. She is more than ready to find her love match. A home that have time and will not leave Scout alone all day would be perfect. Regular walks, extra tac and love will see this young dog blossom. Please complete an application form. Scout is now ready to find her special people.

Please contact us at Good Life with information about yourself and the home you can offer. We work hard to match our adopters and dogs together ensuring that humans and hounds are very happy.  We encourage adoption and invite anyone with misconceptions of rescue dogs to come and meet some very special dogs with huge characters and love to give. We are very active in the work we do and are very dedicated to the welfare of the dogs in our care and the Yorkshire strays. We have no staff and exist as a volunteer based charity. Support is always greatly received. 

Rescue dogs have often suffered difficult lives and some form of trauma or abandonment. We ask people to consider the huge commitment and lifestyle change of owning and adopting a dog. Rescue dogs often need time to settle back into a home. This can take at least four to five weeks for dogs to feel settled and more secure. If you are dedicated and understand that all rescue dogs need time to adjust then we would love to hear from you.