LaylaLayla has some issues with balance and neurological issues. This along with her advanced age brought us to decide that staying with her foster mum was best for her.
What is a Permanent Foster?
When we get dogs in our care with either medical or other issues that require long term work, and moving them may be detrimental to their wellbeing, they become part of our permanent foster pack.
What this means is that they will live out their lives in our care, in a foster home, and we will look after their medical & behavioural needs and make decisions based around this.
These dogs are so lucky. They have an amazing home, and foster parents who love them like their own and get to live out their lives with love.
These dogs still cost us a bit of money so if you would like to help with this we would appreciate it. You can do so here.
Meet our Permanent Foster Pack
Lucy & RustyLucy & Rusty are the latest to join the permanent foster family. They are both quite advanced in age, and have ongoing medical needs so it was decided that they would stay with their foster mum for the rest of their lives.
SallySally came to us after her owner passed away and at the age of 12, and with anxiety issues, the best option for her mental health was to stay with her foster mum.
MillyMilly came to us at the age of 15 with lifelong medical issues, so it was decided she would live out her life with love in her foster home.
Chained Dog Rehabilitation & Rehoming - Auckland Dog Rescue
Registered Charity CC54833
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