DOLLY WAS FAVOR

Hi Many Tears
Just wanted to give you a little update on beautiful Dolly. I rehomed Dolly at the beginning of March this year from her foster mum Billie.
She has now been with me for 5 months and is an absolute joy and i think perfect in every way.
Loves her walks and took to her harness and lead very easily as she did with house training. In fact her tail never stops wagging. She takes everything in her stride.
Two pics first one taken when Dolly arrived home and Dolly 5 months later with my resident dog Bella.



EVIE WAS GLITZ

Hello everyone at Many Tears - Glitz here, more recently answering to Evie (or Eviebobs if I am being very good!) I have now been in my new home for a little over 6 months so I thought I should write to you as promised to let you know how I am getting on!!
Well, its all been a bit of a rollercoaster! Some things I have found quite easy whilst others have been more of a challenge. I quickly realised there was no need to guard my food because no-one was going to take it away so I am now quite happy to have people walking around and behind me whilst I am eating.
With the help of my pal River (also MT) I soon got the hang to being clean in the house and going out into the garden when I need the loo. I have come to terms with being brushed although J and I are still in negotiations about whether that should include my tummy but she seems pretty determined so I guess I will give in in the end .. but I'm not going down without a fight!
I have been to meet my Vet twice but so far only to be weighed and collect my worming and tick/flea tablets and they seem very nice - I am going with River soon to have my health check and booster vaccinations so I will decide about them after that.
The challenge came with going out for my walk, I really did think I wanted to go and we had practiced having my lead on a few times but the first time J picked up the other end of the lead I just glued myself to the carpet and refused to budge. It suddenly seemed so overwhelmingly scary I just couldn't move. It took another couple of weeks of me being left behind and waiting at the gate for them to come home before one day J picked up my lead and I was so pleased to see them I forgot to be scared and walked out through the gate and about 50 yards down the road before I realised what I had done and turned round and raced home again. After that things got better a little at a time ... I was still quite nervous but I did love the country footpaths and all the sounds and smells. Now we go out twice every day and I just love it, we meet lots of other dogs out with their people and sometimes all have a run around together which is great fun.
We have just come back from our holiday in Cornwall. As I had never been on holiday before I didn't know what to expect but it was really good; we went for lots of lovely walks in the morning, had lunch out and then went back to our cottage for a snooze before playing on beach before dinner. I had a lovely time but was happy to come home at the end of the week to familiar things.
So there you have it dear friends I am well and happy and gaining in confidence every day... generally I still prefer dogs to people but I am getting better at meeting humans and most of them seem very kind and understand that I am a bit nervous.
Thank you for finding me my forever home and J says thank you for letting me come and live with them and trusting her to take care of me.
Lots of love Evie



CURIO

We adopted Curio the collie on 30/06/24 and he's had so many adventures since then! We absolutely love him. He's really made himself at home and made so many friends. He's doing well at his dog training classes and today he's been to a recall workshop. He's become part of our family and we wouldn't be without him!
Thank you so much to everyone at Many Tears for rescuing him and allowing us to adopt him.
We've got so many photos it was hard to choose just a couple so we've sent lots!
Thank you again for the fantastic work you do.
Love and best wishes from Janet and Robert Mooney and Curio xx

FUDGE

Fudge is settling in well and it's like we have always had him. The boys absolutely adore him and he never leaves my side. Love The Cameron family.

MABEL

We adopted Mabel in early May having spotted her profile on the MT site. She was born without her back paws so there are challenges in caring for her. She cannot go up and downstairs without help and can only walk on soft surfaces like grass.
We are having little boots made for her but this is a work in progress. Mabel is the funniest, most loveable girl..constantly has me in stitches with her goofy ways.
Typical puppy and loves to chew anything and everything but I wouldn't change her for the world