Well Hello There! My name is Tinker Tia and I am a naughty Elf that has come to Tia Rescue for 24 days to see the amazing animals that are looked after here 365 days a year and the super cool staff that give them so much love and affection.
We have had a really good couple of weeks rehoming/fostering
Good luck in your new homes, Burness, Voe, Taru, Muckle, Rafford, Sid, Spoo, Logie, Lady, Andy and Spiggie
Behave yourselves, all of you…
Make your Doggy’s Christmas!
In excess of £250 worth of treats and home comforts! including a luxury dog bed, the ever famous plush caterpillar, 2 rolls of quality vet bed, assorted toys, numerous treats, Blitzen to play with at Christmas. In fact, too much to mention in full.
How can you win this luxury doggy hamper? …..go to our website and click on the green donate button at the top of the homepage. For a donation of £20 you will be automatically entered into the doggy hamper prize draw, no limit on how many entries. The winning name will be pulled at random on Monday 7th December 2020 and the winner contacted via email so please ensure you fill your email address box in with your donation.
Not only will you have a chance at winning the AMAZING prize for your furry friend, but you will be helping us continue to give all our animals the 5* treatment, they have become accustomed too.
Thank you
#christmas@tia
Our heartfelt thanks go out to Erica who i believe had the drone, to the lorry driver, the tractor driver and the greyhound men who caught poor Loki. It could have been a totally different story. I know some people like to slate greyhound men but this is them at their best…
Thanks guys…
Deb
“We fostered the beautiful Tind for 5 weeks. She quickly settled into home life after a couple of nervous days to start with. She loves nothing more than snoozing in her bed and playing with squeaky toys. She loves meeting new people and munching on apple and carrot. She mastered the stairs really quickly and a couple of commands eg “in your bed”. She likes to have a routine and knows when to go to bed at night – she happily slept in her bed on the landing after getting used to being on her own at night.
She doesn’t need much exercise and was reluctant to walk for more than about 30mins a day, but hopefully this might improve with time once she is settled.
Although she’s happy to greet other medium/large dogs on a walk, she didn’t quite take to smaller dogs or neighbouring cats! She can pull on the lead if she sees any small furries but walks well otherwise and happily wears her muzzle and coat.
She’s a brilliant dog, full of affection and will make a great companion for someone. We really hope she finds her forever home soon”
