Scooby - 5 year old German Shepherd Cross

*ADOPT ME*

Please meet Scooby!

Scooby is an approximately 5 year old German Shepherd Cross who has been neutered, vaccinated, wormed, deflead and microchipped.
Scooby is used to living with many other dogs, as well as ducks, chickens and geese.
Scooby is a loyal and loving dog who knows basic commands and is eager to learn.
Scooby bonds quickly and securely to his primary carer, and can then become possessive over his owner - therefore we are looking for a home for Scooby who are prepared to work on this with our behaviourist. A standard 150 pound adoption fee will apply, which will include a consultation with the behaviourist and ongoing support will be given by south east dog rescue, as well as the behaviourist if needed.

Please dont be put off by the fact he will need some work, he really is a loving and friendly dog who just needs a chance in life.
Scooby will need a home with another resident dog only, no cats and an adult only home
Please call Kymm on 07886 620009 or email southeastdogrescue@hotmail.com

Approx age: 5 YEARS
Sex: MALE
Housetrained? YES (may need reminding as been in kennels for a while)
With other dogs? yes
With cats? NO
Good with children? NO
Location: KENT
Contact details: JODIESEDR@HOTMAIL.CO.UK OR Kymm 07886620009
Foster or forever home? FOREVER
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Here's an update on Scooby's past life - please consider giving this poor boy who had such a terrible start in life a chance.

Scooby is a 5 year old german shepherd cross who really has had an awful life. Scooby was bought as a puppy and then was kept locked in a crate for 18 hours a day. When Scooby was just over a year old he was given away to a couple who by their own admission starved and beat him. A third party saw what was happening to Scooby in his second home and he forcefully removed him from the home as he couldn't bear to see his suffering. Scoobys guardian angel nursed him back to health..he face was covered in cigarette burns, he was emaciated and he had a huge wound on his back which had been left untreated. Sadly for Scooby, his third owner could not keep him long term..but he had wanted to save him from a terrible situation..and so he reluctantly took Scooby to a nearby rescue centre.
Scooby was rehomed to a couple but he quickly attached himself to his primary carer and they did not feel they had the knowledge or experience to cope and so after 36 hours they tried to return him to the rescue. The rescue refused to take him back or offer any help or support..and so he was came to us at south east dog rescue.

Scooby has been with us for over a year..and we have just given him the time and space he needs to heal and learn to trust again. Scooby spends his days running around with our other dogs and sleeps in a group of dogs at night. Scooby has really bonded with me and yet he hasn't shown any protective behaviour whilst being here.
We are looking for a home for Scooby with another dog/s and without cats. Although Scooby interacts well with adults and children here..we feel an adult only home would be best...
We are committed to finding great homes for all of our dogs and offer lifetime back up and support as well as having a resident behaviourist who is always on hand should new owners need her. We want to make the transition for Scooby into his new home as easy and stress free as possible so a consultation will be provided with our behaviourist with Scooby and his owners in his new home ongoing help and support will be given if needed.
If you can be the final and forever home Scooby has been waiting for..please call Kymm on 07886 620009 or email southeastdogrescue@hotmail.com —

scooby is still looking for a home to call his own after his awful start in life. Could you be that special person to show this boy the love he deserves?

Scooby is still hoping for a home to call his own this winter.

Scooby is one of our long term residents, he still needs a home. If you can help, please contact South East Dog Rescue direct. We are based in Kent but rehome all over the country.

Sadly still looking