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LOOKING FOR A FOREVER HOMEThis very handsome lad is called Alfie. He is a neutered 2-3 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross. Just look at those eyes! What a stunner! Alfie is a very affectionate boy who loves his cuddles and tummy tickles. He came to us from a pound where he was on the ‘put to sleep’ list and he is now in foster care and doing extremely well. Alfie could live with cats, as he is currently living with cats in his foster home.Although he seems interested in chasing cats not known to him, he won’t chase the cat he lives with, so he could live with a bold cat who isn’t deterred by dogs. Alfie gets on well with the two other dogs in his foster home, but he will need to be rehomed with someone experienced when introducing other dogs he doesn’t know. He has never ’started’ anything, but he will stand up for himself if another dog were to start something. Alfie is crate trained and he is also no problem to be left for sensible periods of time. He loves to give kisses and really loves a fuss! He has come on amazingly well since he has been in foster care. He is very bright and clever and is responding very well to training. He’s not a ‘busy’ dog and is laid back and relaxed. He travels well in the car too. Alfie is a gorgeous boy who, after being abandoned at a pound, deserves a happy life in a loving forever home. He will make a wonderful friend and loyal companion to someone.Alfie is being fostered in Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12. Although we would like his forever home to be in the south west, we are happy to consider other areas for the right home.Please contact Cathy at Once Loved Dog Rescue for an adoption application form.Email cathy@oncelovedrescue.org.uk or telephone 07847 297058Please note, all prospective homes will be required to have a pre homing check and post home checks. We do not rehome any dogs to homes with children under the age of eight years old.

LOOKING FOR A FOREVER HOME

This very handsome lad is called Alfie. He is a neutered 2-3 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross. Just look at those eyes! What a stunner! Alfie is a very affectionate boy who loves his cuddles and tummy tickles. He came to us from a pound where he was on the ‘put to sleep’ list and he is now in foster care and doing extremely well. Alfie could live with cats, as he is currently living with cats in his foster home.

Although he seems interested in chasing cats not known to him, he won’t chase the cat he lives with, so he could live with a bold cat who isn’t deterred by dogs. Alfie gets on well with the two other dogs in his foster home, but he will need to be rehomed with someone experienced when introducing other dogs he doesn’t know. He has never ’started’ anything, but he will stand up for himself if another dog were to start something. Alfie is crate trained and he is also no problem to be left for sensible periods of time. He loves to give kisses and really loves a fuss! He has come on amazingly well since he has been in foster care. He is very bright and clever and is responding very well to training. He’s not a ‘busy’ dog and is laid back and relaxed. He travels well in the car too. Alfie is a gorgeous boy who, after being abandoned at a pound, deserves a happy life in a loving forever home. He will make a wonderful friend and loyal companion to someone.

Alfie is being fostered in Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12. Although we would like his forever home to be in the south west, we are happy to consider other areas for the right home.

Please contact Cathy at Once Loved Dog Rescue for an adoption application form.
Email cathy@oncelovedrescue.org.uk or telephone 07847 297058
Please note, all prospective homes will be required to have a pre homing check and post home checks. We do not rehome any dogs to homes with children under the age of eight years old.

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