Happy Dogs Rescue - Rehoming abused and abandoned dogs

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Case studies our successes

	Epitaph to a matriarch She arrived at the Sanctuary some 8 to 10 years ago this diminuitive creature weighing less than a small bag of sugar - almost hairless, scrawney, found as a stray. Full of her own importance she immediately inspected the whole Sanctuary,and then decided, yes, its OK shed stay! From that moment we were all hers and she ruled us with a rod of iron as the saying goes, read Titchs' story by following this link >>>
	Aztec - never forget your happy face Aztec came into care when her owners marraige failed and she was an absolute joy. She settled immediately with the other dogs that live here permanmently at the Sanctuary and it became her home. She loved everyone and everything and so she would come with me on collecting days outside the superstores or on the street collections with our tins. read Aztecs' story by following this link >>>
	The Jessie story Jessie came into care really emaciated,full of fleas and worms a really sorry sight,. Three days later she produced two live little pups and one dead one. She had been found wandering and had obviously been on the road for some time. You can read Jessie's story by following this link >>>
	Milly - Bill Morgan the miracle man Milly came into care early August 2007. Heavily pregnant and traumatized, having been found with several others abandoned on the Dorchester by pass, what their past experiences had been could only be conjecture. Three days after her arrival, Milly gave birth to five beautiful puppies and though terribly timid and afraid, she allowed me to help her and so we established a bond, read Millys and Bills story from this link >>
	The adventures of tiny Tilly Tilly, a tiny timid, traumatized rough coated beautiful little Jack Russell, came to the Sanctuary in August 2007 after being found abandoned on the A31 Dorchester Bypass. Living here with all the other dogs over the following months presented no problems for her: she loved them all. Gradually though very hesitantly she began to trust again, though I doubted I would ever be able to re-home this mixed up little creature. read more about this story via this link >>
	Milo walks again Milo hobbled into the Sanctuary—a beautiful, affectionate, bumbling, overweight Chocolate Labrador just nine months old with appalling hip dysplasia. His owners had been advised that he needed a complete hip replacement, and as they could not afford to do that they had decided to put him to sleep unless Happy Dogs could help. They handed him over to the Charity and immediately we began putting things right. read Milos story by following this link >>*
	Sophies story I adopted Sophie in 1998 from yourself. She has been the most wonderful companion anybody could hope for. Her favourite place has been down the beach and we have spent many weekends both summer and winter with her swimming in the sea read Sophies story by following this link >>
	Ben’s guardian angel – ‘Happy Dogs’ Ben has been home since 30 May 2008 and is walking. The vets had wanted to put him down but with our persistence and love along with Lyn’s support, emotionally and financially...read Bens story by following this link>>