Young staffies desperate for homes
Young Staffordshire bull terriers continue to be dumped on city streets. Animal welfare officers in Brighton & Hove are continuing to pick up the abandoned dogs, and council kennels are constantly full. Animal welfare officer Izzie Blanden, said: “Our hearts sink when we find another stray staffy as
Young Staffordshire bull terriers continue to be dumped on city streets.
Animal welfare officers in Brighton & Hove are continuing to pick up the abandoned dogs, and council kennels are constantly full.
Animal welfare officer Izzie Blanden, said: “Our hearts sink when we find another stray staffy as we know that they are going to be so difficult to re-home.”
There are currently five staffies in council kennels in desperate need of new homes.
They are:
Archie a handsome, well behaved male blue staffie
Trixie, a sweet and loving one year old
Jake, a male staffy/Jack Russell who is bright, eager to please and walks nicely on the lead
Narla, a lightly overweight tan female and Enzo, a glossy coated black male.
Izzie continued: “All would make fantastic, loyal and loving family pets in the right homes.“
“We urgently need to find good homes for some of these animals, which have been abandoned through no fault of their own.”
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