Kidwelly, South Wales
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Why
we need your support. Lizzie's Barn is not only a rescue but is also a sanctuary. Dogs that can be rehomed go to their new owners as soon as they can be found but for a few that isn't possible. That may be due to a chronic medical condition that will require constant care or due to behavioural problems possibly caused by previous ill-treatment. Whatever the reason, if they cannot be rehomed they will stay at Lizzie's Barn to be taken care of for the rest of their lives. New veterinary treatments can sometimes transform the lives of unwell dogs but some treatments are very expensive and may be required regularly throughout their lives. We think our dogs deserve it. Megan, left, arrived with her newly-born pups and though her pups have been rehomed, Megan's difficult early life will mean she is never suitable for rehoming. She has been at Lizzie's Barn for six years. |
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Granny Sophie
arrived at Lizzie's Barn after her owner died. At 15 she was too old to be rehomed
but still had a little time left to enjoy life. |
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Barney came to Lizzie's Barn paralysed after massive prolonged fits. He now walks andruns very well. His action is a bit odd, but it works. He will always need medication for his epilepsy which costs just under £1 a day, so is not too bad. He loves company, and is inclined to bark when alone. Good with other dogs, house trained and a generally nice dog. We know it will be tough finding someone to give Barney a permanent home but perhap if you can't adopt him youself might consider sending a donation to his costs or maybe even a present just for him. |
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