Hello, I'm Pina and Colada

Pina (lilac) and Colada (chocolate) are two young Bulldog girls approximately 1-2 years old, who were carelessly dumped at the centre.

Sadly, they have not had the best start in life, knowing only neglect—but despite everything, they have the most forgiving, gentle natures and are now ready to find their perfect forever home.

When they arrived, both girls showed clear signs of neglect. Pina was severely overweight, with sore skin folds, a skin infection, and overgrown claws. Colada was also overweight, with overgrown claws and sore skin folds. Both girls have since received much-needed veterinary care, along with a spa day and plenty of TLC, and are already starting to feel much more comfortable.

Pina has had cherry eye and will be treated with a corrective operation. She has also been treated with antibiotic eye drops, along with a course of antibiotics for her skin infection. She has undergone surgery which will help improve her breathing and overall quality of life.

Colada was born with a hare lip and we are awaiting vets advice on what surgery she will require.

The good news is that it doesn’t seem to affect her day-to-day, and she continues to eat and enjoy life well, but with surgery will be beneficial.

Both girls are doing really well on their road to recovery and are slowly beginning to discover the world around them. Everything is new, and while they can be worried outdoors, they are gaining confidence day by day.

Pina and Colada are looking for a calm, understanding home with patient humans who have the time to help them adjust and grow. They would really benefit from attending training classes to help build their confidence and guide them as they learn how to navigate life.

Due to their breed, knowledge of brachycephalic dogs is essential, and their new owners will need to stay on top of their ongoing health and general maintenance.

The girls are starting to enjoy getting out and exploring, learning more each day about how the world works. Meeting new people is doing them the world of good, and they are slowly blossoming into little social butterflies.

We would love for Pina and Colada to be rehomed together, as they are very bonded and find great comfort in one another.

They could potentially live with other neutered dogs and dog-savvy cats. They may also be able to live with respectful, calm children, based on introductions carried out at the centre.

 From a life of neglect… to a future filled with love, patience, and kindness is what they need.

Pina

Colarda

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