SPECIAL APPEAL FOR REX. REX IA A PUPPY GERMAN SHEPHERD OF EIGHT MONTHS..
Rex is a very urgent appeal at our charity. He is a baby. We were asked to help this puppy German Shepherd after his owner booked him in to be put to sleep due to a wobbly gait. Rex has hip dysplasia and we have now paid for x-rays on this handsome young man. After discussing with the vets Rex will remain on pain relief and will need regular exercise to build muscle on his hind legs and around his joints and hips. We feel this is easily managed and Rex can be monitored within the right home. Support is given by our charity in order to help Rex. Rex deserves a chance in life and has so much love to give. This stunning baby boy was born in February 2024 and we ensure he finds someone extremely special. Many people that adore and have an understanding of this breed have expressed that Rex's hip dysplasia can be managed well. We have appealed and appealed to find this baby boy a foster home however have struggled. Rex is now in kennels which has literally broken our hearts. CAN YOU HELP REX? CAN YOU OFFER THIS PUP A FOSTER HOME IN YORKSHIRE? 


WHAT SORT OF HOME DOES REX NEED
Rex needs a loving and dedicated home or foster home. He needs regular exercise and monitoring and will remain on pain relief. Rex needs a home with comapny and some understanding if possible of hip dysplasia in Shepherds. This is not essential and our charity can talk through everything he needs. We feel Rex could live with nice natured spayed female and older children. Rex is a typical puppy and full of fun and mischief. He has plenty of energy and will benefit from more guidance. Above all else at this crucial time in his life Rex needs love patience and time and regular exercise. Kennels are not ideal for this gorgeous young man and he is missing out on a very crucial time in his life. Support and guidance from our rescue is given. If you feel you can help this handsome young man then please get in touch. Calls are also welcome every day. Rex is an urgent appeal and he desperately needs to be out of kennels as soon as possible.

Please note that Good Life is a self funded charity with many dogs to care for. We work hard to come back to people as soon as possible however daytime is spent walking and with our dogs and evenings are spent working through loads of admin. We exist with few volunteers and time is very precious. We receive hundreds of applications and work hard to respond to people as soon as possible. We thank people for their patience. All funding goes back into supporting stray dogs from local council pounds and very large kennelling and vet bills. Support is always appreciated.

Rescue dogs have often suffered difficult lives and some form of trauma or abandonment. We ask people to consider the huge commitment and lifestyle change of owning and adopting a dog. Rescue dogs often need time to settle back into a home. This can take at least four to five weeks for dogs to feel settled and more secure. If you are dedicated and understand that all rescue dogs need time to adjust then we would love to hear from you.

We always have many rescue dogs in our care from the Yorkshire stray kennels and from very sad difficult circumstances. We are very active in helping strays and spend time meeting our dogs at the stray pounds. Please support adoption and fly a flag for the dogs in life that have little hope and no voice. These dogs are often sadly forgotten and a huge volume of abandoned Staffies and cross breed Staffies are left behind at local pounds. For any more details about the work we do please get in touch. Not all rescue dogs are damaged animals. They deserve a second chance to shine and a very special adopter to commit to giving them a chance in life. Support adoption today.