In April 2016, a former Crufts winner and respected individual in the dog training world was found to be keeping her 30 dogs in what were described as ‘little prison cells’.
The dogs were discovered living in awful conditions; dark rooms and cramped cages, caked in faeces and urine. Fortunately they were found in time and 28 of the dogs which could be saved were brought to the RSPCA Radcliffe Animal Centre, for vital care and rehabilitation.
15 Months later and with the patience and dedication of the team here at the centre, all of the dogs involved in the Flyball case made a full recovery, and were all lovingly adopted into their forever homes.
Among those was a Border Collie named Bear,…. two years after leaving our centre he has become an irreplaceable member of his forever home…this is his story.
Milo lost an ear due to skin cancer. He is being looked after by a member of staff to ensure a loving home in his twilight years. The end of the video gives some helpful advice from our centre vet, Jo, on how to spot if something is wrong with your pet. This is Milo's story.
Already 2-years-old Tina hadn't had the best start in life. Arriving at our centre with a number of other dogs, Tina was one of the most fearful and worried. Her rehabilitation was slow but she has come on in leaps and bounds. This is Tina's story...
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