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ESTHER - Staffy cross breed

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ESTHER - ONE GORGEOUS STAFFY CROSS NEEDS A HOME. PLEASE SUPPORT ADOPTION.
Esther has been in our care a few weeks now. She arrived as a worried, emaciated young dog with a broken soul. Esther came to us from the stray kennels and has clearly had a turbulent and sad life. She was cruelly abandoned and tied up. Not only starved of love but also of food. This sad girl was malnourished and struggled on arrival. Her mistreatment was apparent and her obsession with food was sad for us all to witness. Due to being unwell on arrival due to lack of food Esther became quite ill and flat. Esther was taken to the vets. After medication, some extra TLC and love she recovered well. She has fast learned she will never be without food again and life is there to be enjoyed. Esther is extremely loving and enjoys a cuddle and company. She is typical young dog from rescue with little life experience and has so much learn. She has been learning to walk nicely on her harness and now loves her adventures outside and play time in the paddock. We are elated at her progress and her socialising and we feel she has already come just a long way. Esther deserves a very special home with time, devotion and kindness. Continued guidance, company and time is a must from her rescue adopter. This gorgeous young dog arrived in a sorry state after a very cruel abandonment. Please consider adoption. If you feel Esther may be the youngster for you please read on.
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THE HOME ESTHER NEEDS. ARE YOU HER PERFECT LOVE MATCH?
Esther is looking for an active home with mountains of love and company. She has had a cruel existence for a long time. She adores people and has made lots of progress with her introductions to other dogs in our care. We need this to continue with her adopters. Our girl has done extremely well in such a short space of time and we are so elated that she is no longer the skin and bones of a dog that arrived. Extra meals, a slow feeder and TLC has seen her blossom. Esther needs a home with company and someone to continue with her guidance. She definitely would not cope or enjoy being left for long hours every day. She is very affectionate however still behaves like a puppy. Everything is hers even when it's not shall we say. She is searching for a home that love a Staffy cross and have the time and patience to dedicate to a young dog. Commitment is key along with love, kindness and boundaries. Young dogs become easily bored and they will entertain themselves if left. Special adopter are you out there? Esther is now fit and healthy and has been vaccinated and treated for fleas and worms. A preferred home is possibly as the only dog and with older children. When excited Esther can still mouth and she often can be found suckling on a blanket in her kennel. She is so sweet. Esther is no longer the broken skinny dog that arrived. We absolutely love her so much. All you Staffy fans please consider this girl. She deserves the moon on a stick and much more. Her days of cruelty are long gone and as always we reach for the stars to find her the five star home she truly deserves.


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 are compassionate and passionate despite so many struggles facing charities today. 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.

1 Year

Female

Medium

Part of adoption

Yes (still learning)

Older children/adult

No

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