Welfare Re-Homed Dogs
This page is dedicated to those dogs that have been successfully re-homed through all the hard work of Ros Dyer of NNC Welfare.
![Molly](images/rehomeddogs/Molly(M).jpg)
This is M who came into Welfare because she was too much of a handful for her family with a new baby. She was happily rehomed just before her second birthday and has begun to calm down as she matures.
![Kai](images/rehomeddogs/Kai(K).jpg)
This is K who came into Welfare when his owner died. K required a lot of veterinary treatment before he was adopted, and now lives a very happy life on a farm.
![KC(D)](images/rehomeddogs/KC(D).jpg)
This is C who came into welfare from a local dog pound. He was 7 when he was handed in for allegedly fighting. He would have been put to sleep without our intervention. He was diagnosed with DCM while in our kennels, but found a forever home despite this where he's had a long and happy life.
![O(O)](images/rehomeddogs/O(O).jpg)
This is O who lived in a field for many years until we rehomed him. He now lives with his best friend and a loving family in a perfect Newfie home!
![C(C)](images/rehomeddogs/C(C).jpg)
This is C who is nearly 11, and one of the oldest dogs we have rehomed. He was in a very bad way when he came into Welfare, and needed to be completely clipped off in order to groom him. He also has no ear flaps, but is still a very handsome lad! C is living out his days in a loving home where he will never go hungry or be hurt again.
![Kimba(K)](images/rehomeddogs/Kimba(K).jpg)
This is K, another older newfie we have rehomed. She came to Welfare aged about 7yrs with some behavioural issues, but has developed into a great dog in her new home. This just goes to show that even problematic dogs respond well to plenty of kind but firm training and consistent rules.