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Honey lost her elderly owners when she was 13 years old and the family asked Sussex Pet Rescue to find the old girl a suitable home. Now she’s a feisty 14 year old terrier cross, quite unaware of her age.
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Contact Numbers
Oakdell, Fryern Road,
Storrington, West Sussex,
RH20 4BJ
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Update on adopted dog Hero
/in Success StoriesHero is one of the finest, fun to be with, good tempered, child loving, playful dogs we have ever had the privilege to live with.
Huge thanks to everyone who donated to Sussex Pet Rescue for Ali’s birthday!
/in NewsAli asked for donations to SPR instead of presents……
Update on adopted dog Honey
/in Success StoriesHoney lost her elderly owners when she was 13 years old and the family asked Sussex Pet Rescue to find the old girl a suitable home. Now she’s a feisty 14 year old terrier cross, quite unaware of her age.
Training Issues: Jumping Up
/in Behavioural IssuesIs your dog an embarrassment jumping up at people?
Dog disease Alabama Rot discovered in Sussex!
/in NewsPlease note: the dog disease ‘Alabama Rot’ has been recently reported in the area.