Please give a big BRNGB welcome to Alfie.
We were contacted this afternoon by a dog warden who had been contacted by the police after finding Alfie in his home with his owner who had sadly passed away.
The warden asked if we were able to collect Alfie rather than him to go to kennels as the owners family were unable to take him. We of course were willing to assist and within a couple of hours one of our fabulous transport angels was on route to meet the police at the house and collect Alfie. The collection had been arranged with the blessing of Alfie's owner's family.
We don't know how long Alfie had been on his own, the Police had been going in and feeding him and also a neighbour had been going into him. We understand that when Alfie and his owner were found he was very protective of her and guarded her against the police. Our transporter has reported that he is a very loving hound and seems to be very happy to have human company, we hope his nature continues in this manner as we're sure he's been very stressed over the last few days.
He's literally arrived in foster in the last few minutes and is very scared and nervous which is totally understandable. He will be given time to relax and decompress.
We have also managed to make contact with a friend of his owner who has managed to fill in some blanks for us.
We belive he's between 10 and 12 years old. Once he has been to the vets we will know more.
Alfie will be assessed and have any treatment he needs.
Alfie has no belongings with him so we have a wish list below, we have also included a link if you would like to donate to Alfie's care as well as a link to this months fundraiser which will help towards Alfie's care.
**Alfie's wish list has been completed in record time - thank you so much - if you wanted to donate the link is below where you can donate towards his treatment and care instead
Our condolences go out to Alfie's extended family and our thanks to his transport team and his foster who Alfie will be with this evening.