Elliot/Bear…

Elliot came to us from a pound, another abandoned Staffie on ‘Death Row’. Elliot is now in foster care, but will soon be living with his adopter, as he has already found a loving forever home.
Betsy…
This is Betsy, a lovely white staffie female who was on the put to sleep list at the pound. Betsy will soon be arriving at her foster home, with a view to adoption.
Henry…
Introducing Henry, who was due to be put to sleep tomorrow, Monday 20th June 2011, he now has a rescue space here at Once Loved. Welcome Henry, I’m in love with you already!! Thank you to Julia and Jo for organising a way out of the pound for him
Henry has now found his forever home.
Bella…
Sweet little Bella, left abandoned at the pound with terrible mange, and on the put to sleep list at only 6 months old. Bella is now in foster care and will be looking for a new home as soon as she is spayed and her mange treatment is complete.
Bella has now found her forever home.
Bella in foster care getting baths for her mange…


Alfie…
Alfie is a gorgeous staffie boy and a true gentleman. He came to us from a pound. He was unclaimed after 7 days and was on the put to sleep list. We offered him a space and got him to the safety of emergency boarding kennels. He is now neutered and vaccinated and in foster care and he is settling in well. Alfie will be looking for a permanent home after Christmas.
Alfie has now been rehomed.
Rhuary…
Rhuary, a beautiful staffordshire bull terrier boy, who was abandoned and in a pound, his time was ‘up’ and he was on the pound put to sleep list. He is now in emergency boarding kennels but now has a wonderful foster home to go to. Update: Rhuary has now arrived at his foster placement and is doing so well! He is in foster care with the family who adopted Once Loved Dog Rescue’s very first staffie, Bobo. Rhuary and Bobo are fast becoming the best of friends
Rhuary stayed with this lovely family and he and Bobo are loving their life together.

Annie…
Gorgeous Annie was another lovely dog left abandoned at a pound. She was taken to safety of emergency boarding kennels where she has been whilst we have been looking for a foster carer for her. We have now found a foster home for her, and she is settling in very well.
Annie is now in her forever home

Bear…
Bear has now been rehomed.
Bear is a beautiful German Shepherd X Labrador male, approximately 4 years old, who was abandoned at the pound. Bear is in foster care with us and he is already proving to be a complete star. He is so loveable and adorable, excellent with other dogs, but not good with cats! Bear came to us very thin, so he needs to put on some weight and recover from his time in the pound before he can be rehomed. He will also be neutered before he goes to a forever home.
Bear’s pound photo…

Bear in foster care…
Betsy, Arthur & Annie…
Arthur, Annie & Betsy were all abandoned at the same pound in the North of England. Their time was up, so we stepped in to offer them a rescue space. They are currently all in emergency boarding kennels, but Arthur will and Annie will be going to foster carers soon. When they have been fully assessed they will both be looking for a permanent home.
Betsy…
Update: Betsy will be staying here with us as part of our family for the rest of her life, and will not be seeking a new home.
Arthur…
Arthur is now looking for a new home. Please click HERE to read all about Arthur.
Arthur has now found his forever home.

Annie…
Now Rehomed

Hope…
Hope has now been rehomed.
Hope was abandoned at a North of England pound. We think she looks to be a Whippet X Staffie. She will be placed into emergency boarding kennels for two weeks for her isolation period before coming to us to be fostered. Her name was suggested to us by a kind person who offered to donate the cost of her spay and vaccinations. We think it suits her well. Thank you Ruth!
Hope on her way from the pound to emergency boarding kennels. The transporter nicknamed her ‘Bambi’ because she is so gentle and pretty, and curled up like a deer hiding in the grass

Daisy…
Daisy has now been rehomed.
Daisy is a beautiful, chunky red staffie girl. She is presently in emergency boarding kennels after being rescued from the pound, where she was due to be put to sleep. Daisy will soon be placed into foster care. She will continue to be assessed there, and will then be looking for a permanent home.
Update 4/06/10: Daisy is going to her new foster home this weekend for some home comforts and tlc
George and Rosie…
George and Rosie have now been rehomed.
This gorgeous Mastiff x pointer and lovely staffie girl had run out of time at the pound. They are currently under assessment and our Mastiff x Pointer boy already has interest from a potential home, as the volunteer who helped transport him from the pound has fallen in love with him…more news soon!
Update 28/5/10 Mastiff x Pointer, now named George, was indeed adopted by the transporter, and he is now happily enjoying his new life with a briard, his new best friend.
The little staffie girl, now named Rosie has been in foster care and has now been reserved.


Roxanne…
Roxanne has now been rehomed.
Meet Roxanne, a very sweet, loving and pretty Staffordshire Bull Terrier female who was yet another dog abandoned at the pound, and running out of time. Roxanne is now looking for a forever home of her own, please click HERE to read all about Roxanne.


Zak…
Zak has now been rehomed
We are looking forward to meeting Zak, a very sweet Staffordshire Bull Terrier boy whose time was up at the pound. Zak has gone into emergency boarding kennels and will be arriving with Once Loved Dog Rescue next week. Can’t wait to meet you Zak!


Gypsy…
Gypsy has now been rehomed.
We have another new poundie, a staffie x girl from a pound in the North of England. She has also been placed in emergency boarding kennels and will be arriving with us soon. Can’t wait to meet you too Gypsy!
Gypsy is now looking for a forever home. Please click HERE to read her details and to see more photos of the lovely Gypsy.


Woody, the staffie boy who was kept in a cage
We got a call from someone about a male staffie boy who had been kept in a cage for so long that his claws were horribly overgrown and he was covered in his own mess. A member of the public had noticed this dog, and taken pity. The owner didn’t want the dog, so he took the dog home and had his claws cut. He took him out for a walk, and he had been in the cage for so long that his feet bled. The poor boy! He couldn’t keep Woody though, even though he would have loved to, so we were contacted and Woody was placed with one of our foster carers.
Woody has won the hearts of everyone who has met him, even after all the trauma he suffered, he is still the most loving, affectionate and cuddly dog you could ever meet. A couple have come forward who would like to adopt him, pending homecheck. We are so happy that Woody is doing so well. He has now been neutered and had his first vacc, and apart from having treatment for ear mites and being somewhat unfit through lack of exercise, he is in thankfully in good shape
Our warmest thanks to the person who rescued Woody from his miserable life in a cage, and who put in so much effort to find a rescue space for Woody.
Update: Woody is now happy in his new home
Woody in foster care…


Meet Edie…
Edie is our newest rescue, she has been saved from being put to sleep and is currently under assessment with one of our foster carers. Edie is a very sweet girl who is good with other dogs, and seems to be ok around cats too! but more news soon!
Update: Edie has been fully assessed, and she has been reserved
She has been an absolute angel in foster care, and is very much loved by everyone who meets her.
Edie has now been rehomed
Libby…
Libby is a beautiful and affectionate EBT X Staffie girl, who has come to us from a pound. She arrived at Once Loved Dog Rescue on Jan 14th 2010. She is in foster care and is currently under assessment.
Libby has now been rehomed



Tai…
Tai has now been rehomed
Tai is a gorgeous older staffie female who was on the put to sleep list at a south east of England pound. Tai is currently with us in foster care. She has only recently arrived and is currently being assessed. She is adorable, sweet and loving and is so well behaved, such a lady! Tai will be available for rehoming once her assessment is complete.
Tai – photo taken at the pound…

Tai after her arrival at Once Loved Dog Rescue…


Chloe…
Chloe has now been rehomed
Chloe came to us from a pound in the south-east of England. She was sadly not claimed by her owner after she had been at the pound for 7 days and was on the put to sleep list at the pound. We placed her into emergency boarding kennels and she has now finished her isolation period in kennels and has a lovely foster home where she will stay for further assessment. She will be looking for a new permanent home as soon as her assessment is complete.
Chloe, picture taken at the pound…

Chloe, on her way to her rescue space…
Chloe, hooray! out of kennels at last!
Sammy…
Sammy has now been rehomed
Sammy is another male Staffordshire Bull Terrier who was at risk of being put to sleep at the pound as he had been unclaimed. Sammy spent two weeks in emergency boarding kennels, before coming to us. He has now been vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. Sammy has been an absolute joy to have around and has got on wonderfully with our dogs.
Here is a photo of Sammy taken in the pound. Just look at those gorgeous eyes!

Daisy & Lily…
Daisy… is a miniature staffordshire bull terrier, dark brindle female, aged approximately two years old. She arrived with us on 12th Sept 09. Daisy was on the put to sleep list at the pound. She is the cutest little thing, so affectionate and tiny!
Daisy has now found a loving forever home

Lily…is a tan & white staffordshire bull terrier female. She was taken out of the pound as she was at serious risk of being put to sleep. She was placed into emergency boarding kennels and arrived with us at the rescue on Sept 26th 09
Lily has now been rehomed


Harvey & Bobby…
Both Harvey and Bobby have now found loving permanent homes

Harvey and Bobby are two staffie males, both were at a pound in the North of England, and were unclaimed by their owners, and were at urgent risk of being put to sleep. We put out an emergency appeal for funding to help save one of these dogs, and thankfully the funds were raised. But as luck would have it, help also came from a foster carer who has facilities to quarantine ex pound dogs. This is necessary, due to the risk that pound dogs may have caught kennel cough. So thanks to the kindness of those who donated for emergency boarding fees, and the help from a foster carer, we were able to save both dogs
Harvey and Bobby arrived on Thursday August 6th. Bobby has unfortunately got kennel cough, as a result of his time in the pound. He is on a course of anti-biotics for this. He is with a foster carer who has the facilities to quarantine him until he is clear of kennel cough and assess him for a new home.
Harvey has not yet shown any signs of kennel cough, but he is currently in emergency boarding kennels, where he will be quarantined until we are sure he has not contracted kennel cough. He will also be assessed in order to find him a new home.
Harvey…


Harvey, male Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Age unknown at present, but he looks to be about 2-3 years old. I have only spent a short amount of time with Harvey, (as he stayed overnight the first day he arrived, before he went into kennels,)but even in that short time, it’s clear that he is a very sweet natured and loveable boy. He loves to give lots of kisses! He knows basic commands, such as sit and lie down, and he is house trained. He also travels beautifully in the car. Over the next two weeks, I will be spending more time with Harvey to get to know him. Please check back to see how he’s doing!
Update: 11th August 09 Took Harvey to the vet today to have his vaccs – he was so good!!! He ignored all the other dogs in the vets who were messing about, he was brilliant with the vet, and in my sisters car there, and on the way back. We took him for a walk afterwards and he was fantastic! After some pulling due to excitement, he really relaxed into the walk and walked beautifully on the lead. He is one very lovely boy!! Bless him
Bobby…

Bobby is a male Staffordshire Bull Terrier, approximately 9 months old, He knows sit – he will sit if asked before you put food down. He is gentle and takes food from your hand without snatching, he has shown no food aggression, or any other aggression towards humans. Bobby has met horses, and he is very interested in sniffing their knees! He is a bit exuberant around them but again, he has shown no aggression towards them. He is a very playful boy and is happily left on his own short periods of time. He slept all night in his crate no problem and no ‘accidents’ He also walks very well on the lead. From the second picture, it looks like he’s going to be good with cats!
Bobby update: 16th August 09 Bobby has proved to be good with dogs, if a little over exuberant! He has recovered well from kennel cough and his neutering operation, and has now found his forever home!


