This handsome boy is called Trix, he came to Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre a year ago next Tuesday back in May 2021, looking for help finding a new home and although he hasn’t had much luck, they haven’t given up hope as they know the right person for him is out there somewhere.
Based near Glencaple, the Dumfries & Galloway Canine Rescue Centre is a charity dedicated to rescuing and rehoming dogs
Emma from Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre told DGWGO “Trix is a young Bull Lurcher who is very affectionate, will do anything for a biscuit and loves a bit of a fuss made. His favourite pass times include a good run in the paddock, nice long walks, enjoying home comforts like cuddles on the couch and he can never turn down a game of fetch.
Trix walks nicely on the lead but does pull when he sees another dog. He can be reactive to other dogs when passing them on lead so is looking for someone who can help him with further socialising and training. Once he knows a dog we find he walks nicely alongside them and does seem quite playful.
What Trix needs.
We are looking for a home without cats and young children but older children would be fine. He needs a calm home with a family who can support him in adjusting in to a new routine as he has been here at the centre for quite some time now.
Trix is a big lad and with it comes strength. He needs an owner who can handle that when out walking.
If you think you may be the one for him please get in touch for more information.
Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre 01387 770210″
Trix walks nicely on the lead but does pull when he sees another dog. He can be reactive to other dogs when passing them on lead so is looking for someone who can help him with further socialising and training. Once he knows a dog we find he walks nicely alongside them and does seem quite playful.
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee 2022
The Queen is due to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee this year beginning on June the 2nd, marking 70 years since she ascended to the throne.
As the Queen is a well-known animal lover we thought it was a great opportunity to celebrate!
Are you holding a garden party/coffee morning etc. to commemorate the Jubilee?
If so would you consider making it a charity event and holding it to raise funds for our dogs?
Printable packs will be made available along with collection tins for anyone holding an event.
We would love to see photos of your events and will be sharing them over our social media platforms. Here are a few photos of our dogs getting in the party mood!
For any more information please get in touch!
Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre 01387 770210
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