Layla – Now Adopted!
Layla update
A few weeks ago we annouced that Layla had gone home. Unfortunately, Layla quickly decided to take a dislike to her new fur sister, Sydney
Our admin team worked closely with Layla’s new family, For the safety and happiness of both dogs, Layla’s new family made the heartbreaking decision it was best she came back into our care. We please ask for no judgement! Layla’s family took onboard every piece of advice we gave but Layla just didn’t want to accept Sydney
Layla came back into foster and joined her first foster mummy, Laura and her family again
Thankfully, she wasn’t in foster long! Quite literally, just a few days . Our fabulous volunteers Ben and Kate have been looking for a new furbaby to join their family, so when Layla came back into foster we knew had the perfect match for them
Layla was collected by her new parents last week and we’re beyond happy to say shes settling in beautifully! She’s loving being the only princess and soaking up all the love and attention
We would to say a huge thank you to Laura for opening up your heart and home to our gorgeous girl at short notice. We would also like to say thank you to Jason, Layla’s orignal foster dad, for supporting us through Layla’s move to ensure a smooth transition
Without further ado, please join us in congratulating Ben and Kate on their new little girl, Layla
Layla’s story.
Please welcome the very beautiful but sadly neglected Layla into the arms of our Springboard Family.
We were recently contacted by a family who had seen Layla advertised for sale on a selling site. She is 3 years old, and she has been bred from.
When she was viewed, the people just couldn’t leave her where she was, they were upset and disgusted at how she was treated so they took her home and contacted us to see if we could take her and within a few days, we were able to get her into foster
So, this weekend Layla made her way into temporary foster with Laura Mackintosh where she is enjoying having lots of attention and love and experiencing freedom the run of the house and garden
Layla is obviously underweight, and her back end is weak from being left in a limited space in her previous life. She has a few sores on her body and had filthy ears when she came in
Layla will stay will Laura for a week before she will move to the Northwest and into the care of Jason Priss and his family who will continue her foster journey.
We want to thank you both for offering to take Layla into foster for us. We just could not operate without the support of our foster network, so thank you both very much, we really appreciate it
So please welcome ‘Layla the people pleaser’ into our family, and we are looking forward to following her journey into the rest of her life being loved and cared for
