The ‘frightened’ and ‘confused’ pups were found to be in good health, which was a miracle considering they were abandoned in a cardboard box.
‘I dread to think what would have happened to them if left on the beach for much longer, especially with the tide potentially taking them out to sea.’
As the doggos were far too young to be adopted, they spent a bit of time at the animal charity’s rehoming centre in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. This is where they got their iconic names.Always keep an ID tag on your pet. Consider getting your pet microchipped as well to help identify him if he is lost or stolen.
Fortunately, all seven of the pups have found homes.
‘It is wonderful to know their journey has such a happy ending and they will be spending their first Christmas in loving homes,’ Stephie said. This news comes after another puppy – now named Percy – was adopted after being cruelly dumped in a bin bag. The 10-week-old dog was found malnourished and frightened in Witton Park, Durham in late November. Fortunately, he was taken to a local vet where he was cared for and vaccinated. He was then adopted by 29-year-old Laura Walter, who runs her own dog walking business
We do love a happy ending.