SPECIAL APPEAL FOR POOR FRANKIE. ANOTHER ABANDONED YOUNG MAN FROM THE STRAY KENNELS 
This gorgeous Staffy cross came into care as a stray with his mum. He has so much love to give and adores being with people. Frankie sadly was overlooked and struggled to find a rescue place. Frankie's mum found a place at another larger rehoming centre and this lovely boy initially struggled by himself in kennels. Frank has now been in our care now for three months ha has made brilliant progress and loves his adventures and walks. He has been socialised with other dogs on walks and loves lots of the female dogs. Frank is fully vaccinated, treated for fleas and worms, microchipped and he has been castrated. He has had three meet and greets and sadly has still not found a new start. All potential homes loved him however felt he was a tad too boisterous for their lifestyle. This boy is fun-loving and such a goofball with the biggest heart. He adores his cuddles and is enjoying his walks and people time every day. This said Frank is long overdue his happy ever after. Frankie is an amazing boy and has so much to give. Please consider this young man for adoption. He ideally needs an active home with someone that has experience of owning bull breeds. Please read on to see more about what sort of home Frankie needs.

THE HOME FRANK NEEDS. CAN YOU HELP?
This gorgeous cross breed Staffy is looking for a loving bull breed champion home. He loves people and is a joy to be with. Frank needs a home that are able to walk him on a regular basis and can offer energy burn offs and stimulating adventures. He adores cuddles and company and we do not want him to be left as a lonely dog all day. Frank is only eighteen months old. We would consider rehoming Frank with a neutered nice natured female dog that likes dogs. Please keep in mind Frank is boisterous and playful but loving and endearing. He has an incredible nature and we feel he would be happier with females than male dogs. A home that can offer extra guidance with socialising would be perfect. This boy has a lovely nature and really does deserve to find a new start as soon as possible. We would consider rehoming him with adult or older children households. He would be too boisterous to live with small children. Due to so many dogs needing new starts at the moment preferred homes are in Yorkshire and surrounding counties. We always welcome calls of interest for any of our dogs as we desperately search to find new starts for many Staffy cross breeds. We are a very hands on rescue and aim to come back to all applications as soon as possible. We ask people to please read all details before applying as this is crucial to find the right dog for each human. We ensure all our dogs are matched happily as we need our dogs to have committed people and the love matches they need. Thank you.

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

Good Life Dog Rescue is a self funded Dog Rescue charity. We are dedicated and passionate about helping stray dogs in Yorkshire and finding new beginnings for them all. We desperately aim to put many dogs pain and suffering and abandonment behind them and aim to find them the love and life they deserve. Our main aim is the stray and abandoned dogs that have no one in life and little chance of a future. We try and help many dogs that are left in extremely difficult circumstances in Yorkshire. The welfare of our dogs is always precedence to us and we work hard to match all our adopters and dogs together. Happy humans and hounds are very important as owning a dog is a lifetime commitment. Adoption is a crucial part of keeping our charity afloat. We exist with little funds and we exist with few dedicated people.