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Monty is a 3 year old male Cross-Breed. He was painfully thin on rescue but is now a healthy weight. Monty loves people ! He loves to have cuddles and always wants to be having attention or loves. Monty is very child friendly. He is very stable with other dogs, a lovely boy who loves to run around. He may have little legs but they do love a good run so he will benefit from somewhere he can get plenty of exercise. Monty is a great boy who deserves a super home! He is currently in the Balkans and will travel over once his new home is found.

Tarzan is a 3 year old male Cross-Breed. This super brown and white boy is happy to be freed from the horrific kill shelter. Tarzan has settled in well. He is a fantastic boy who is very obedient. He is so happy being free to roam around and live his life. Tarzan is child friendly, loyal, clever and loving. He gets on with other dogs, but he can be dominant so best suited as an only dog or with a stable female. He has never been nasty but he can be bossy. Tarzan is in the Balkans and will travel to the UK once he has a new home.

Are you flying with a cat for the holidays? Or making a big move? Don’t worry. You can do it. You just need to plan ahead.   Can You Fly With Your Cat? Many airlines allow you to fly with a cat in the cabin or cargo. But do not expect to buy a ticket and show up with your cat in a carrier. Airlines have many regulations to follow. You will also want to be sure your cat feels comfortable in a carrier and with the noise and stress of travel. If the only time your cat has been in a carrier was on the ten-minute drive to the vet, build up slowly. And even then, not all cats are suited to long-distance travel. Consider how stressed your cat will feel on a plane. So the short answer is yes, flying with your cat is possible. But you will need to prepare well in advance! READ MORE ⇒ US Airline Pet Policies Preparing To Fly With Your Cat What do you need to fly with your cat? Plan your flight well in advance. You will need help from your vet. Arrange the flight with your airline

Otis is a 5 year old male Cross-Breed. He was so happy to be freed from the horrific kill station. Otis is such a lovely boy, with such a sweet character. He’s very loving with people and loves to play and have those very special cuddles. A home where he is the only dog would suit him where he could have all the cuddles to himself. He is quite an independent boy, he mixes well but is happy with his own company too. He is a very handsome boy, he is agile but not too lively. Otis is not a cat fan, so no cats, please! Otis is in the Balkans and will travel over for his new home.

Otis is a 5 year old male Cross-Breed. He was so happy to be freed from the horrific kill station. Otis is such a lovely boy, with such a sweet character. He’s very loving with people and loves to play and have those very special cuddles. A home where he is the only dog would suit him where he could have all the cuddles to himself. He is quite an independent boy, he mixes well but is happy with his own company too. He is a very handsome boy, he is agile but not too lively. Otis is not a cat fan, so no cats please! Otis is in the Balkans and will travel over for his new home.

Diana is a 1-2 year old female Central Asian Shepherd. She is sad to think what she may have been through but now she has the chance of a better life. She is loyal, loves her carers, proud and self confident girl. She loves cuddles but doesn’t realise she’s not a chihuahua!! She is very smart and will soon learn her basic training needs, we advocate positive, reward based training. She pulls on leash but is listening to you – if you know what are you doing as a pack leader. She tries to please you. Adoptable in countryside, where she can have decent space outside. To the experienced owners of shepherds dogs as German Shepherd, Sharplaninatz, Caucasian Shepherd, Shar Pei, Ridgeback or similar. Preferably as an only dog. Diana is in the Balkans and will travel over when she has a home to go to.

Merida is an 8 year old female German Spitz. She was born in Germany and was sold to her family at a year old and she has been with them for the last 7 years. This girl has a lot of energy, she is happy to be out and about running for hours, but she is equally happy on a day to be lazy at home, have a couple of normal walks and just sleep and be in her garden. She is friendly with other dogs and has shared her home with a few. she is also ok at meeting dogs out and about. She is great on a lead and she is used to a double lead as she lines with Milo, she has great recall and in safe areas, she can be off lead running, sniffing and simply enjoying the outdoors. She travels extremely well in the car and simply jumps in when is time for an adventure. She accepts her Vet visits as she regularly attends for her nails to be trimmed. She is used to having her teeth brushed, and she is brushed once a week by her family. She reacts to cats she sees in the street, but she is great with Ho

An epic 3.5-hour drive north from extremely popular Banff lies the somewhat quieter mountain town of Jasper. And with more pet friendly spots than you can shake a stick at, this makes for a memorable vacation dogs!   Whether you want to stroll below mountains, hike them, or swim in their brilliantly blue lakes, pet friendly Jasper has you covered. And if that’s not enough, you can also visit a glacier … and a sand dune! Whatever you choose, a vacation to Jasper is one you’ll never forget. Tip: Remember that Jasper is a National Park, so you will need to purchase a park pass. Passes are usually available at the toll booths as you enter Jasper, or you can stop by the visitor’s center for one. READ MORE ⇒ The Ultimate Pet Friendly Guide To Banff National Park Let’s go! With your park pass on your dash and your best friend by your side, it’s time to explore pet friendly Jasper! In this post, I’ll show you what Riley and I packed into an overnight trip, plus bonus add-ons in