Special Appeal
Dog of the Month


This section is to highlight some of our longer staying dogs and help them find the homes they deserve.
Each month we will focus on a dog that is continuingly passed over because they aren't the best looking collie in the world, or they have little quirks that make them more of a challenge.
Whatever the reason is, they are still wonderful dogs and they deserve a new loving home just as much as the next dog.
If you would like to offer our Dog of the Month a home, please telephone:

07905 203254
10am - 7pm Monday to Saturday
10am - 4pm Sunday
All dogs are in Northamptonshire unless otherwise stated.
Please note that Wiccaweys do not have kennels, this is our home and we are not open to the public.
Meeting any dog is strictly by appointment only.
If you are not currently in a position to offer a rescue dog a new home, but would still like to help our work by supporting the dogs on this page, please visit our Online Donation page.

August 2008
Dog of the Month

Judy
14 months


Judy came to Wiccaweys from Ireland where she has been in police kennels for the past year. She was part of a court case for cruelty.

Judy will need a very special home. She is severely traumatised from her time in the police kennels. She went in at 8 weeks old, and has spent that time in solitary confinement with very little human interaction. As such she is finding people to be very scarey. She is happy with other dogs around, and they are helping her - so she will definately need a home with another dog.

Anyone interested in adopting Judy will have to realise from the outset she is a special case, and they will be in for the long haul to help her discover life - and herself.

Judy has been making excellent progress in her foster home. New situations and new people are still a big experience for her, and as such anyone wanting to meet her needs to understand they will not have a hearts and flowers moment - as Judy will be very frightened of you, and probably not want to have anything to do with you. Once Judy gets to know someone and trust them, she is more responsive - however she definately needs a home with at least one other dog.

Out for a drive with her mates!

Teasing Little Dot! Showing her playful side