o many dogs of all types are desperate for a loving home. These poor animals are not monsters who have commited a crime! but many are put to death because no one comes for them!! no one even thinks about offering them a chance to please & love a new family! Why? when buying a puppy is so expensive, hard work & time consuming! a rescued adult will quite happily spend 3 or 4 hours awaiting your return from work! a puppy will NOT! So please take the time to just consider offering happiness to a dog with no future!! please!  There are some sites on my links page. (over 150 dogs are put to death every single week in the UK by local authorities alone!) 

Fate of a Dog in an Atlanta Animal Shelter

This also happens here! there are too many dogs & not enough homes!
Click on the link above to be forwarded to a site (contains upsetting content)
Below another link to the 'Umpteenth Dalmatian'
 
Umpteenth Dalmatian

There are always Dalmatians needing adoption for various reasons. Please visit the 'Adoption' pages at the NoEDC website by clicking on the link below if you feel you might be able to provide a loving and suitable home for one of these unfortunate Dalmatians.

Below we will list dogs that we know of needed loving homes:

A few days ago a post was put on Dal Net asking if anyone could help 
re-home some Dals as 'Welfare' are inundated.  They have done their best by keeping two 5
and 6 month old puppies out of kennels over the last two  weeks.Sadly they
didn't get any response to their plea.

They now have a boy in kennels who is starting to lose it, a little bit of 
kennel guarding and he keeps scratching his nose and making it  bleed.   Out of
kennels he is great, affable and friendly, very nice  dog.

He has lived with a bitch, but never with children, and may not be good  with
cats.

Check out all your friends and contacts, look at all the people waiting for 
a puppy who could fit the bill, would they foster him for a few weeks and give
him the love and company he needs?

For more details about this boy and other unfortunate Dallys in need of loving homes please contact Joan and John Terry on 01724 
761938