I thought it would be a great idea if I did a weekly 'Save an Animal' post to highlight animals across the UK in need of rehoming.
It's SO important that we give these animals a second chance at life, the animals that are in the care of rehoming centres are often there through no fault of their own and have come from horrible situations.
Too often, rehoming centres are overlooked because people want a 'brand new' puppy/kitten/small animal. The animals in rehoming centres are loveable, friendly and are just as cute as 'brand new' animals. Believe it or not, the rehoming process is really quick and easy too! (I will do a post on this soon).
So for my first 'Save an Animal' meet Wally...
Wally is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier who has been at the South Godstone RSPCA centre since August 2012, that's a whole year!! He was brought into the centre by an inspector after being abandoned by his previous owner.
Wally is a loveable dog who is very responsive to training and enjoys going for walks. He can be quite exciteable and would need a routine. He doesn't want to be locked up all day so is looking for an owner who would be around most of the day to give him the attention he needs.
Wally would also need to be rehomed with older children and without other pets simply because he needs reassurance and requires help with settling into a new home.
Unfortunately, Wally is overlooked because of the bad press Staffies get. Staffies are NOT aggressive dogs! They are loveable, friendly, obedient family pets who require a good start in life.
Wally is an affectionate, caring dog who would make an excellent addition to any family.
If you would like to give Wally a second chance at life, please get in contact with the staff at RSPCA South Godstone on 0300 123 0741 or email: southgodstone@rspca.org.uk
If you can't offer a home then please share his RSPCA profile (link below) and help him on his way to his forever home!
Please visit the RSPCA blog too where you can find out more info on Wally and other animals in need of homes:
Thanks for reading, if you have any post suggestions then please leave a comment below.
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