Edith – Adopted

SOME DOGS JUST KNOW WHERE THEY BELONG… AND EDITH HAS FOUND HER WAY HOME.

You may remember our beautiful Edith, who was rehomed back in April, and whilst we always hope that every adoption is the beginning of a happy ever after, sometimes things don’t quite work out as we had planned.

Unfortunately, Edith struggled to fully settle into her forever home, and it became clear that she needed a little more help finding her feet. So, Edith came back into foster with her original foster family, Will and Tasha.

But here’s where Edith’s story takes the most beautiful turn.

When Will and Tasha heard that Edith needed to come back into foster, they jumped at the chance to welcome her back into their home. There was no hesitation, no question about whether they had room in their hearts for her again. Of course they did!

Having cared for Edith before, they already knew and loved her, understood her little ways and knew the girl behind those beautiful eyes. And whilst they initially welcomed her back as her foster family, it soon became clear that perhaps this was exactly where Edith was always meant to be.

So, when Will and Tasha asked if they could officially adopt Edith and make her a permanent member of their family, the answer was always going to be a MASSIVE YES!

Because sometimes, the most beautiful happy endings aren’t the ones we plan. Sometimes, life takes a little detour, things don’t work out as expected, and we find ourselves right back where we belong.

And sometimes, the dog chooses their own family. We truly believe this is one of those moments.

Edith had already found comfort and love with Will and Tasha once before, and when she needed somewhere familiar to land, they opened their home and hearts to her all over again. This time, though, there is no more wondering where her journey will take her, no more waiting for the right family to come along and no more searching for the place where she truly belongs.

She’s home. For good.

We couldn’t be happier that Edith’s story has led her back to the people who know her, love her and were always so happy to have her in their lives. There is something incredibly special about a dog finding their way back to the people who make them feel safe, and we couldn’t have wished for a more perfect ending for our girl.

Will and Tasha, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for loving Edith so completely. Thank you for welcoming her back without hesitation, for giving her that familiar safe space when she needed it, and for choosing to make her part of your family forever.

Your love for Edith has never wavered, and the fact that you were so ready to open your home to her again says everything about the special bond you share. We are so grateful that she has you both, and we know she will be surrounded by the love, patience and security she deserves for the rest of her days.

Edith, sweetheart, it looks like you knew exactly where you wanted to be all along.

Here’s to a lifetime of cosy cuddles, happy days, feeling safe, being thoroughly spoilt and never having to leave your family again.

Congratulations on your forever home, beautiful Edith. Sometimes you don’t need to find a new family… you just need to find your way back to the one that was always meant to be yours.

Lots of love from all of us at Geordie Bullies Springboard Rescue UK.

Edith‘s Story

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to one of the newest members of the GBSR family — beautiful Edith. Last week we received a surrender form for Edith and her sister (who you’ll meet very soon). The girls had been living separately outdoors as they didn’t get along, and sadly, due to a relationship breakdown, their owners were no longer able to keep them

We’re so grateful we were able to step in and bring them into our care. Edith was collected on Saturday by her wonderful fosterers, Tasha and William, and she is now settling into foster life with them in the Midlands. Edith is a lovely 8-year-old, unspayed girl who absolutely adores attention. She’s slowly adjusting to life indoors, although everyday household noises still make her quite unsure. Poor Edith is also suffering from a very sore-looking cherry eye, which we’ll be getting checked by the vets as soon as possible

The girls haven’t been walked in a very long time and were largely left to their own devices, so this is all a big change for them. They’ll need plenty of time, patience, and space to decompress and adjust to their new lives. For now, please help us welcome our gorgeous girl, Edith, to the GBSR family

As Edith has only just arrived into foster with us, please do not apply or ask to register interest at this time.she is not yet available, and any applications submitted now will not be valid until her status changes from In Foster to Applications Available.

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