bn 20/07/2019 White and blue tiny bundle of joy.
Essy is being beautiful and is almost ready for her sofa.
Email us at: rehoming@tia-rescue.org
The amazing Olive (AKA Olly Pop) has been in foster with us for a couple of months. This amazing girl had a rough time. We picked her up from the pound when her time was up – scared, clueless and starving after spending quite a while on the streets. Olive has made massive amounts of progress and is improving every day. She responds to calm, positive but firm guidance and this has helped her to feel safe and learn how to be a dog. She’s pretty good with other dogs she meets and our two have really helped her learn how to play (she has been living with another grey and a lab). She sleeps through the night, no longer needing a crate. She’s pretty much house trained, walks well on a lead and is fine off lead with quite impressive recall – especially if you have a treat! Olive absolutely loves being around people and has been helping my partner, a therapist, out at work, calming those she meets. She has learnt not to jump up and there is absolutely no malice in her whatsoever. Her desire for food at any cost has also reduced massively. We only feed her three times a day now, putting her bowl down and asking her to wait. She has finally realised that she gets fed and no longer eat anything she can get into!! She’s very clever and has learnt to wait at gates with the other dogs only going through when her name is called! Olive will make the most loving companion for someone – I don’t think I’ve ever met a dog with such a big 
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Olive…racing name NowYouSeeMe just 3 years old.
Given away by serial offender J Simpson, trainer at Doncaster stadium.
Hello
I’m looking to re home a little lurcher.
She came to be with me because she was dumped in the middle of the night next to the A1 near Pontefract. I live on a farm next to the A1 she came up to the house and woke us all up crying. Actually scared me have to death in the middle of the night. I thought it was wild foxes. She was picked up by the dog warden and taken to a local kennels and held to see if she had an owner.
Nobody came forward. We decided to try re home her. She was in bad shape no fur on her bottom missing teeth and sadly got kennel cough from the kennels. I’ve had her checked at the vets and treated for the cough.
Sadly it’s not working out. I have two dogs already both from the same litter and they are just not happy. One attacked her last week luckily she’s fine. Now I’ve rang a few places for see if they can help with no luck. I’d really like to avoid her going in kennels she didn’t do well when she was in kennels before.
I’d really appreciate some help. I really want this dog to have a lovely family. She deserves a lovely family. She’s scared and very timid with people and noise. The vet thinks she’s age 3 to 4.
Angus is a cracking boy, now ready to leave foster care for his forever!
Angus has come on leaps and bounds in a short time in foster care and is looking for the very best of homes. He is a 10 month-old large lurcher (deerhound cross) and has so much to give, with time and more training.
He’s a dream around the house, no accidents, no chewing, not food possessive. He is recently neutered. He is stil a pup and can be boisterous (jumpy and mouthy, when on lead or outside) and would therefore not suit a home with young children or dogs that can’t keep him in check (currently in foster with two female sighthounds). He has a big waggy tail, and likes to nuzzle into you. He’ll need a fully enclosed garden and ideally a 3 point harness for walks. He travels well.
We have to get this right for adorable Angus and so are therefore willing to travel the distance to find his forever home.
If you think you can give Angus what he needs please contact Debs on 07974960684
Fearmore Fionn bn 16/8/19
He came over from Ireland in March last year and has raced at Askern since then.
Redundant big black boy….