Glenn asked us yesterday if we could find somewhere else for Marley as none of the homes he had hoped would take him had worked out and he had already turned away a lot of work because of him but now other dogs were booked to come in. Marley stuck to Glenn like glue making it difficult for him to work with other dogs on the walks and Marley became very stressed when he was left behind. The situation had become unworkable.
Having nowhere Marley could go we reluctantly contacted his previous owner. Last night it looked like he was to return there and despite having some good personal news I spent a miserable evening and sleepless night.
This morning phone calls started at 7.30 am and after much to ing and fro ing Nikki, from Epsom Canine Rescue, who had first informed us about Marley, found him a kennel place and possible foster a great relief all round.
So best made plans, my day went in a different direction yet again and I eventually dropped Marley off at the kennels this afternoon (the whole trip took 3 hours.)
He was very good in the car and seemed ok in the very lovely, caring kennels. We will keep you updated.
Hopefully now I can concentrate on the dogs we have here. Despite being full they are quiet and we can give each one some quality time.
A phone call this evening from a girl whose sister had a 13 week old puppy who she wanted gone ASAP
Her partner was in prison and she had two small children, a puppy as well was just too much!
It was close to Valerie and we contacted Ali Taylor from Battersea who agreed to take him to foster and home him through Battersea tomorrow.
Lexus has had an early Bonio as he is off for his op in the morning........lets see what tomorrow brings......
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