RESCUE OR ADOPTION REQUIRED
Spritely boy with lots of love to give, his carer while in boarding cannot speak more highly of him. Porkey is a private rehoming for one of our boarding clients. He is currently in our boarding kennels and has been for quite some months now. Sadly Porkey’s owner is without accommodation where he can have Porkey with him and will more than likely be like this for quite sometime more. Porkey’s dad wants him to have the best life not a kennel life and would love for someone to give him this.
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VOLUNTEER NOTES
I met young Porkey and his Dad today, who has allowed me to tell his story. He was working for a man who was building a house, and noticed that his dog was being neglected. Left on a 1m chain all day, no interaction or exercise at all. This kind man could not stand to see this dog in this situation and convinced the owner to give Porkey to him. Dad is not in a position to have him where he lives and has been boarding him at RF at his expense for a long while now. But he hasn’t forgotten about him – he visits him all the time, brings him food, takes him for walks, gives him baths etc… basically treats him as his own dog. It’s unfortunate he cannot have him with him, because I will tell you one thing… he really loves this dog and just wants what is best for him.
He knows he cannot leave him in boarding kennels indefinitely. Porkey deserves to live his twilight years snuggled up in his own warm bed, with his own loving family. Ideally he is looking for someone to adopt Porkey direct from RF, but is happy to talk to any rescue who can assure him that Porkey will be well loved and looked after until he finds his furever home. He is also willing to have Porkey desexed at his cost, regardless of rescue or adoption. His primary concern is that Porkey goes into the right family, not money. I admit I did convince him to not give Porkey away for free (we all know the risks associated with that), that perhaps a donation to charity from the new owner, or a donation to the rescue group who saves him, would be more appropriate.
Regarding Porkey himself, he is a delightful and friendly young man. And I mean young – because until I read his age on the RF website I would never have put him at 10.5 years old! He is quite a chubby little man (hence his name, more than likely) but not grossly overweight. He follows Dad patiently and quietly, adoring the attention being paid to him. Porkey also hasn’t met a stranger – he is friendly with all.
Observing the dynamics today you can tell Dad loves Porkey (the feeling is mutual) and only wants the best for his “personal rescue”. He was very insistent that he just doesn’t want Porkey going to anyone – he wants Porkey to be loved for who he is, and not neglected ever again.
I wish there were more people in the world like him. Restore my faith – can someone (new family or rescue) step up for Porkey? Please. (AK 5/2)
To foster: http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/application-forms/apply-to-foster/
To adopt: http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/application-forms/apply-to-adopt-from-awdri/











