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Does camping with your pets sound like it could be fun? But testing the water before you jump in seems prudent. Or maybe you’re a long-time camper looking for an upgrade. In either case, cabin camping with your pets could be the perfect solution!   I love camping with my Airedale Terrier, Bailey. And we’ve spent many nights car camping and backcountry camping around the U.S. As much as we love sleeping outdoors, it’s not always the most viable option. Sometimes the weather isn’t conducive to camping. Or when I’m just passing through an area and will only be staying one night, it might not be worth the hassle of setting up a campsite. Hotels are great. And it’s easy to find pet friendly hotels these days. But they’re not always in my travel budget. For us, cabin camping works out great! READ MORE ⇒ Car Camping With Pets: Prep The Car, What to Pack, and More   Why Go Cabin Camping With Pets What is Cabin Camping? First, let’s understand what we mean by “cabin camping.” D

Tia is a 2 year old female German Shepherd Cross. She was originally Nastia rescued from UKRAINE, and adopted in the UK on November 2021 as a puppy. Unfortunately due to personal health circumstances, the family needs to re-home her ASAP. Tia is a beautiful dog. She has a good well-balanced temperament. Tia can be shy at the start. Tia is very trustful around adults and kids. Good with dogs. Not tested for cats. She doesn’t have any notable behaviour issues. Tia is a shy dog to start with but once she knows you she is very loving and friendly. Tia has lots of energy and enjoys walks. Her recall can be a bit hit-and-miss so I keep her on a long lead in busy areas as she loves to play with other dogs. Tia has socialised with other dogs as my children have dogs and just want to play. She travels in the car well as she comes to work with me every day and follows me around the home. Tia sleeps in the utility but she would be happy sleeping on a bed. She is house-trained, she likes

Dylan is a 1-2 year old male Cross-Breed. “I was currently located in Cyprus and able to fly to the UK next month. Hey there, I’m Dylan, with a heart full of love and a story to share. Let me tell you, life hasn’t always been easy for me. But thanks to some incredible people, I’m ready to find my forever home and be the best companion you could ever imagine. You see, I was stuck in an overcrowded pound in a pack of dogs and I ended up being bullied quite a bit. I was skinny and feeling pretty low. But then, like a ray of sunshine, the rescue volunteers came into my life. From the moment they laid eyes on me, I felt their love and knew things were about to change. I’m what they call a “people’s dog.” That means I adore humans, and I’m not shy about showing it. Those wonderful volunteers quickly became my favourite people, and I couldn’t get enough of their affection. Now, at the shelter, I’m doing just fine walking with other dogs and playing in the playground. But when it come

Daisy is a 2 year old female Weimaraner cross Collie. She is looking for a new home. She is from a lovely family home but is just too smart for a child’s first dog. Daisy is spayed etc. She is currently living with kids, cats & dogs. Daisy doesn’t have any major problems, other than boredom causing her to invent her adventures. Daisy is currently on a small holding, with no fences worth a mention, so has not been used to boundaries being able to wander at will. So she does need a decent high fence. Daisy would be ideal for any dog sport, she is the ideal build and size for something energetic like Cani X or Agility. Many of the skills needed she already practices on her own. Daisy does need more put into her training Daisy is currently near the Sanctuary (Kidwelly). Adopters will need to be able to travel to meet her.

Daisy is a 2 year old female Weimaraner cross Collie. She is looking for a new home. She is from a lovely family home but is just too smart for a child’s first dog. Daisy is spayed etc. She is currently living with kids, cats & dogs. Daisy doesn’t have any major problems, other than boredom causing her to invent her adventures. Daisy is currently on a small holding, with no fences worth a mention, so has not been used to boundaries being able to wander at will. So she does need a decent high fence. Daisy would be ideal for any dog sport, she is the ideal build and size for something energetic like Cani X or Agility. Many of the skills needed she already practices on her own. Daisy does need more put into her training Daisy is currently near the Sanctuary (Kidwelly). Adopters will need to be able to travel to meet her.

Cyda is a 5 year old female Cross-Breed. She is s rescued from Cyprus and who through no fault of her own needs to find a new home. Cyda is currently living in a foster home in Melton Mowbray and is very good with dog-friendly cats! Cyda has been well cared for by her former family. She has been in the UK since March 2019 when she arrived as a young puppy. Cyda is a clever girl and gets on well with the resident male dog and 4 cats in her foster home. Cyda loves her humans and is very loving and affectionate. She enjoys cuddles and fuss. Cyda generally walks well on the lead and loves her walks. She has a good recall once she gets to know you. Cyda is housetrained, sleeps happily all night and travels well in the car. She can be left home alone for reasonable periods. No issues, health or otherwise, a lovely calm dog, happy to share her life with her family. Cyda hopes to find a home where she can live her life happily as every dog deserves. Her foster mum says “ She will m

Queenie is a 3-4 year old female Cross-Breed. She is a beautiful big girl who is being returned to rescue due to a change in her owner’s circumstances and through no fault of her own. Queenie shares her home with Sheba who is also looking for a home. It would be lovely if we could find them a home together, however, we would also look to rehome Queenie with other dogs or equally, she could cope as an only dog. She gets on well with other dogs outside the home as well. Queenie loves to play and has lots of energy, she would suit an active family who would keep her mind and body busy! Queenie is a big cuddle bug and loves attention and belly rubs. Although she is good with children of all ages, Queenie can get excited and jump up at them. As she is a big girl, we would suggest older or dog-savvy children only who would be able to cope with this. She is housetrained and can be left for short periods. Queenie can be strong on a lead and reactive with this, so will need someone exp

Cookie is a 1-2 year old male Labrador Cross. He is a playful, happy, boisterous pup who thrives from human interaction in the comfort of familiar surroundings i.e. the house. Cookie loves to play with a ball in the garden and will fetch and bring it to who ever will play with him. He also likes belly tickles and will gladly roll over for them. Cookie will sit and give a paw for a treat. Cookie enjoys playing very much he needs plenty of mental stimulation and walks. Cookie is lead trained but can pull so continued work will be needed. Cookie doesn’t like being left for long periods at a time and has become destructive within the house if he isn’t getting enough mental stimulation or walks. Cookie is working on his separation anxiety is going to be vital. Cookie isn’t keen on people approaching him on walks when he is out of his comfort zone but within the home, he is absolutely fine. Cookie has met one of the Meadow of Hope team who he was thrilled to see and engage in lots of

Kassie is 2 year old female Pekingese Cross Currently at Burton on Trent DE15. If tenderness could have a name, it will be Kassie. Affectionate and loving personality, good-tempered, calm, very much people and kids friendly, good with the other dogs. Kassie is tolerant of cats (but potential owners should be committed to proper introduction and the first days’ work on friendship building, as not a dog, but a cat can be an issue). Kassie is no chews, housetrained, and perfect on the lead. Kassie likes walks and cuddles and is an ideal companion. She very quickly bonds with humans and is very much human and family oriented. Kassie hasn’t any known health issues. Spayed. Fully vaccinated, recently dewormed, and microchipped.

Visiting Annapolis with pets is fascinating–though a little challenging. But don’t worry! We’ve got all the information you’ll need to plan a trip that’s fun for everyone.   Annapolis is one of those romantic, waterfront towns that people flock to for long weekends away from the hustle and bustle – and for good reason! It’s a town steeped in history, with brick-paved streets and more 18th-century brick buildings than any other city in the country. Losing track of time is easy when you’re wandering through manicured neighborhoods, window shopping at the boutiques and galleries, and sitting at the harbor watching the boats go by. But experiencing the city with dogs is a little more challenging. We’re big on including our dogs in our activities, and we found Annapolis to be a mixed bag when it comes to pet friendly things to do. For example, of the 33 “Sights to See” listed in the Annapolis visitor guide, only a few are pet friendly. So toss the guide and don’t worry … we’re sh