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Earlier this yr, ten-month-old Yorkshire Terrier Cross, Finn, arrived at Dogs Trust Leeds by way of the charity’s Canine Care Card, when his proprietor’s circumstances modified.
The free Canine Care Card service means a canine is routinely cared for by Dogs Trust if their proprietor passes away, strikes right into a care home or receives a life-changing prognosis which suggests they will now not take care of their canine companion.
On arrival on the York Road rehoming centre, Finn was cared for by the knowledgeable staff after which welcomed into the home of Megan Aguirregoicoa, a receptionist on the centre who lives in Batley.
Megan mentioned: “I have worked at Dogs Trust for ten years and already have two rescue dogs but when I met Shadow, as he was known when he arrived at the centre, it was love at first sight.
“He had obviously been a much-loved and very well cared for dog, so I was so pleased that we were in a position to give him a new home.
“None of us know what is around the corner, whatever our age, and the fact that Finn’s owner had thought ahead on his behalf is fantastic.”
Finn, who has proved to be playful and stuffed with character, settled in with Megan actually shortly and is now agency buddies along with her ten-year-old Labrador Cross, Sky and nine-year-old Whippet Cross, Bailey.
Sarah Greenhalgh, supporter relations officer at Dogs Trust Leeds, mentioned: “We know that the bond between an owner and their dog is entirely unique and it’s hard to imagine that anyone could love and care for their dog as much as they do.
“But we promise we will, and we will find them a loving new home. Meg and Finn are a perfect example of that.
“Having the Canine Care Card makes things so much easier for owners, their families and their dogs and relieves some of the stress they will all be experiencing at an emotional time.”
