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The story of Juliet
Juliet arrived at PAWS on the 12th of September. She was found in a very bad state by a tourist on the street. She had barely any hair on her body except come on spine like and a staff member called her Mohican at first. She was later called Juliet. The animal welfare team had to bath her three times a week due to her treatment and with socialisation, she slowly got out of her shell. After short period of time, she was transformed and her true beauty emerged. Last Saturday she stole the heart of a little boy and she left to start a new life. The PAWS team wishes her and her new family the very best.
Cookie and Patch
PAWS received a phone call about a young female dog who was found in Blue Bay and hiding in a garden. The PAWS team went to collect the dog who was then sterilised and kept at the refuge. Around the same time, a male dog was surrendered to PAWS- again he was sterilised and he stayed at the refuge. On the 5th of February, both dogs went to Le Caudan for Adoption Day and they found a lovely new home with Jess and Jon who have named the dogs Cookie and Patch. According to them, the dogs never cease to make them laugh and smile and both are inseparable, filling their days with play, food, walks and more play: )
Toutou in Germany
Toutou was brought to us because he was crippled and had a leg wound that wouldn´t heal. After he underwent a long and difficult surgery, in which the whole leg was amputated, he made a quick recovery, put on weight and was in good condition and playing with the other dogs at PAWS within two weeks. However, Toutou´s owner did not want him back after surgery, because of his disability. On our February Tail Talk Edition, we asked if someone would you like to adopt "Toutou", and Axel said he would like to bring Toutou to Germany, as soon as the ´export procedures´ are finalized.
