The RSPCA have actually said they’re “flummoxed” at one of their most caring and lively locals not getting any visitors. Boxer Poppy, 3, got to the RSPCA’s Newbrook Animal Centre in Birmingham through no fault of her own – her sad owners could not pay for to keep her.
The charity state considering that Poppy gotten here in October, she has actually had “absolutely no” interest – and they simply can’t comprehend why. With an appearance that might melt the coldest of hearts, the charity explain little Poppy as a “lively and analytical lady” who would bloom in the right home.
Poppy is another victim of the cost of living crisis, her previous owners were not able to offer veterinary care she needed due to the cost of veterinarian expenses. Staff state she was overwhelmed with kennels initially however with time her self-confidence has actually grown – and she is prepared for a family.
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Kelly Legg, kennel manager at the centre, said: “Rehoming does appear more difficult at the minute due to the fact that the cost of living doesn’t help, which is why Poppy concerned us in the very first location.
“Poppy was suffering from allergies which had become worse with no treatment, however she is doing much better now. She needs a steroid tablet every other day as part of her treatment. These tablets only cost about 10p each but I think potential adopters are put off by the word medication.”
Kelly included: “Now we see a playful and inquisitive girl who loves fuss and attention from her friends. In the right home Poppy will blossom before your eyes.”
Poppy is finest fit to a peaceful, adult-only home where her brand-new owners ideally have experience with fighters. New owners will be anticipated to check out Poppy numerous times at the centre to guarantee she has actually started to bond so that her shift to her brand-new home will be less demanding for her.
If you’re interested in using to adopt Poppy, visit her Find a Pet profile on the RSPCA website for additional information or call the animal centre on 0300 123 8585.
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