Olly

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  • Human family requirements

    I need a quiet, calm home to live out my golden years.

  • Other pet requirements

    I could live with other dogs or be the only dog! I'm fine with cats.

  • House and garden requirements

    I would like a secure garden with no steps or hazards.

  • Out and about requirements

    I enjoy going on adventures in my buggy!

  • Training needs

    I'm doubly incontinent, but I wear my nappies with pride!

  • Medical issues

    Please read my information below.

A Big Heart in a Small Package: Meet Olly

Olly is a ten-year-old Jack Russell cross Pug with a truly unforgettable personality. He came to Many Tears as one of 12 dogs from an emergency rescue, after his devoted former owner lost her home and could no longer care for them. Despite everything he's been through, Olly is full of charm, spirit, and affection and now he’s ready for the retirement home he so deserves.

Olly has a spinal injury from a fall earlier in life, which has left him with limited use of his back legs and incontinence. He doesn’t let that stop him. Inside the house, he gets around confidently under his own steam, sometimes dragging himself, sometimes taking a few wobbly steps. He wears nappies to manage his incontinence, and these are easy to change as he’s very compliant and trusting.

His foster carers describe him as clever, determined, and wonderfully loving. He adores human company, especially ladies, and will happily snooze on the sofa by your side for hours. He’s good with other dogs and would thrive with a gentle companion who doesn’t mind sharing. He could also potentially be an only dog in the right home, but he cannot be left alone for long his happiness depends on having someone nearby.

Olly enjoys garden time, buggy walks, and car rides, and he’s currently benefiting from hydrotherapy and physiotherapy, which have helped him gain strength. He doesn’t need ongoing treatment, but continuing gentle exercise and Yumove supplements (which are non-prescription) would be helpful if possible.

Olly is best suited to a quiet, adult-only home or one with older teenagers. He’d love a home on one level with easy access to a safe, grassy garden where he can potter and explore at his own pace.

He’s a funny, affectionate little soul who doesn’t let his disability define him and neither should you. He’s ready for his next chapter, full of love, comfort, and plenty of cuddles. Could you be his forever person?

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.

Cat friendly

This dog can be homed with cats.