Sorry, Baxter the westie is NOT available for adoption yet.

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You may have seen Baxter advertised but unfortunately this was a well-meaning mistake – he’s not finished his appointments at the vet yet and isn’t ready for re-homing.  As soon as he is, he’ll appear on our FaceBook page and under dogs for adoption in our website.  Then please ring the number provided to ask about him.

Please also note we only re-home within Sussex and we stop re-homing 2 weeks before Christmas, so it’s possible that Baxter will spend Christmas in his foster home and appear for adoption in the New Year.

Many thanks for your understanding.

 

 

 

 

Are you Black Friday shopping? Why not raise funds for us at the same time?

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By clicking this link you can raise funds for Sussex Pet Rescue absolutely free.  Our fundraising has obviously been much affected by Covid and we are very busy trying to help towards the cost of vet fees for people in financial difficulty.

https://www.giveasyoulive.com/join/pet-rescue/13237/147828?utm_source=charitytoolkit&utm_campaign=CTBlackFridayCampaign

 

 

Help with vet fees is now available again from Monday 5th Oct

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Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

If you need help with the cost of veterinary treatment or neutering, and you are on benefits or a low income, we may be able to help.  Please click this link to complete our application form: https://sussexpetrescue.org/vetcosts-help/

Many thanks.

 

 

 

Thanks for attending driveway sale in Hove on Saturday

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Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Thank you to those people who called in and bought something at the driveway sale on Saturday.

 

 

 

Foster homes now available for re-homing dogs. Please note, this dog is not for re-homing.

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Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

We are delighted to report that now lockdown measures are easing, we have been able to re-home the dogs from foster homes in which people showed an interest before lockdown.  This leaves us with space in foster homes to accommodate dogs looking for a new home. We have had numerous enquiries about accepting dogs for re-homing during the last few weeks but sadly had to turn them away.

When we have dogs available for re-homing they will appear on the website and Facebook page as soon as they have been assessed.  Please keep an eye out and ring the number given if you think you can offer the dog a forever home.

Thank you for continuing to follow Sussex Pet Rescue and although we haven’t been re-homing for the last few weeks, we have been very busy helping applicants with veterinary costs throughout this time.

If you are in the unfortunate position of looking for a new home for your dog, please ring Jan on 01403 864742 or Helen on 01444 400371.  Thank you.

 

 

 

 

Fundraising sale made £152. Thanks to all contributors.

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Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

The forecourt sale in Hove on Saturday went very well and £152 was raised for Sussex Pet Rescue. Thanks to all contributors and to Keren for holding it.

 

 

 

Happy Easing! Please note, these dogs are not for re-homing.

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Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Here’s hoping that easing of the Covid advice has allowed many of our followers the chance to reunite with family and pets who have been missing each other for so long, and maybe to start thinking about summer holidays.

We’re sorry we haven’t been able to offer any dogs for re-homing for so long, however we have to take the health of our helpers and prospective new owners very seriously and we’re working on ways to begin carrying out home checks safely.

Thank you for continuing to support us during this extraordinary time, and please keep on checking our website because dogs will start appearing again soon.

 

 

 

Alison Ridley of Dog Delights: prize draw raised £300 for Sussex Pet Rescue!

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

A huge thank you to Alison of Dog Delights for running her prize raffle on Sunday. The response was terrific and £300 was raised for Sussex Pet Rescue. Thank you also to Claire of the Big Barn who gave second prize, and to all the people who bought raffle tickets.

 

Bertie is missing, have you seen him?

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Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Bertie has been missing from his home in Peacehaven since Wednesday 22nd April. His collar had just been taken off, so he has no tag on but he is microchipped. He is very timid and wary of people, so is unlikely to come when called by a stranger. Please make a note of the number 07915 063272 and if you see him, please can you ring. Thanks.

Sussex Pet Rescue Helper Dogs to brighten up your day!

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Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Lola

Nellie

Benji and Amber

 

Kay and Bailey

Kenny

Poppy

Sid and Nellie

Mango Poppy and Frodo

 

Benji

Frodo