If you're thinking of offering a forever
home to a dog from a rescue shelter, then it's important to understand these dogs may need a lot of time to overcome
its natural fears and to learn to trust in humans. Afterall, there is no such thing as instant best friend, even with dogs!
Very often owners will place a lot of emphasis on what has happened in the dog's past.
However, many rescue dogs are abandoned without any explaination as to where they came from or why they were rejected.
Rather than being failures, as some people see them, these rescue dogs have been failed by humans in the past. It's
important to show patience and understanding with your new dog. For example, your new dog may find it very intimidating
to meet visitors, to take a long journey in the car, or go away on a family holiday in the first few months. What can
be considered fun for us humans can be shear terror for a dog, so carefull planning ahead is a good idea.
Providing a loving home for a rescue dog is not only rewarding but the pleasure our new dog can
bring into our lives when they learn to trust again is incredible. If you decide that you would like to give a dog a second chance then understanding
what your new best friend will be looking for in you is important to help your dog settle into its new home, and
feel safe in your care. Amichien Bonding® gives dog owners the skills to overcome issues and with patience
and consistency results in a happy and relaxed dog.
Special Appeal - can you help Rex? Rex is a gorgeous Ridgeback cross, approx
10 months old.Rex needs a loving, forever home where he can be played with and snuggled up to.Rex ideally needs a quiet home, so his new owners can show him he has nothing to fear.Can you help?If you can provide
foster care or a forever home for Rex, you will be given the full support from Walk the Dog and Hanne Grice Dog Listener.
For more details, please contact us at Walk the Dog on 01442 878628 or email: info@walk-the-dog.net
Every Chance Rescue
Every Chance
Rescue is a non-profit making organisation, formed in October 2008, to bridge the gap that traditional rescue organisations
cannot fill.
The organisation
is run entirely by Jan Fennell qualified and monitored Dog Listeners and sits alongside Jan Fennell International Dog Listeners
Ltd.
Using international best selling author, Jan Fennell’s method of Amichien Bonding®, Every Chance Rescue work with dogs that other organisations find impossible to re home and is dedicated
to the rehabilitation and re homing of such dogs.
Every dog that comes into care is given appropriate veterinary treatment and is re homed
fully vaccinated, neutered and micro chipped.
We work diligently to save dogs from mistreatment and unnecessary death, provide them with a safe, secure environment
and foster homes where they receive the highest quality of care and treatment. Ultimately we place them with owners that are
fully supported by Dog Listeners to provide Amichien Bonding® in a safe and
loving home.
If you
would like to know more or feel you could offer a loving forever home, then please log onto www.everychancerescue.co.uk
Foster carers Every
Chance Rescue is need of foster carers who can help by giving one to one care with a
dog in need, using the Amichien Bonding® method. As a foster carer you would learn about the method and have full
back up and support of a local Dog Listener to help you and your foster dog. Food, travel and authorised veterinary
care expenses will be paid.
