CAS news
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is a muscular female who is
very playful and always takes
care of Baby when the others
bully her.
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Sooty is a solid black female
who is very playful and a bit
of a tearaway as she is always
biting ankles and chewing
Sooty
trouser legs. Sweep is the
scamp of the group and is always getting into mischief. She is
incredibly sweet and always playing with Sooty.
Waggy Tails
In March, four sibling pups, Brownie, Munch, Scrappy and
Spot were placed into kennels by CAS. After two months
Scrappy and Spot found homes within two days of each other.
Puppy season is still in full force and CAS has received an
urgent appeal from a gentleman who lives in the Frigiliana
campo. His female Labrador escaped from his garden and
returned up the duff only to have a litter of ten puppies in
March.
Scrappy went to a foster couple at the beginning of May. After
only one week they had fallen in love with him and decided to
keep him permanently. Spot was spotted on the CAS website
(www.casnerja.org) and went to a lovely English couple two
days later.
Unfortunately, the owner’s
landlord is not happy that he
now has 12 dogs living in his
garden and is threatening
eviction. Two of the ten pups
have already been adopted
and the eight remaining for
adoption are called Baby,
Bouncer, Buster, Canada,
Leo, Ohm, Sooty and Sweep.
Brownie and Munch are still looking for their forever homes,
which goes to show the amount of time and cost it takes to
find homes for dogs that are left on our doorstep.
Our Featured Dog of the month: Alfie
Alfie was rescued by a mature lady at a café one day when he
ran in to escape a dishevelled man who was flicking cigarette
ashes and lit cigarette butts at
him. The Good Samaritan
couldn’t leave the pup in this
abusive situation so she took
him in even though she
already has two dogs of her
own. However, due to the
rescuer’s age plus her lack of
a fenced garden and with
Alfie growing quite large, she
is finding it difficult to
manage three dogs so a more
permanent home is being
sought for this wonderful
boy.
Buster
Baby was the runt and was
usually pushed out at feeding time. She has been given extra
attention and food and was the first to be weaned. Baby will
definitely be a lap dog as she is very loving and sweet.
Bouncer is a typical energetic pup with a white stripe on her
chest. She is very friendly and outgoing and a black beauty
with a white stripe on her chest.
Buster is going to be huge as
he is the second biggest of
the litter and solid as a rock.
He is very quiet and well
behaved and loves to give
kisses.
Alfie is a good natured lad
who is a little shy when he
first meets someone new,
Alfie
which is not surprising
considering his previous
circumstances. Like most youngsters, he loves to play and gets
along well with others. Alfie loves to fetch most everything you
throw for him and has been trained to sit and give his paw. If
you cannot resist Alfie’s good looks please contact Seacrest
Kennels via e-mail at [email protected] or call
95 252 1426 to arrange a meeting.
Canada is another quiet one
who is also well behaved. He
too is affectionate but not
pushy and will be a typical
Lab. Leo is a soft fluffy
bundle of love who is always
ready for a cuddle.
Ohm is the biggest of the
litter and she is the boss. She
Ohm
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