Welcome Millie AKA Newy
You will remember we welcomed "Newy" into the family recently and we asked for a new name for her.
Well you wonderful people donated £75.00 towards her and her name and we are pleased to announce Newy's new name is Millie! So much more fitting! The money raised will go towards Millie's care. She'll be off for a vet check very soon.
Millie has been on quite an adveture since she has been in foster, in a very short space of time! She's already had a holiday and is now settling into foster life at home with her new basset foster sibling.
She really is a special girl who is adapting wonderfully.
We have a tiny little wish list for her. We waited until she had her name and she was also back home after her galavanting around. The list is below if you are able to donate anything. We've also added a donation button if you would prefer to donate towards her care.
Her original blog is also below so you can have a catch up on Millie if you missed her original post.
As always your support is nothing short of amazing!
Please welcome Newy and her sad story - Basset Rescue Network of Great Britain
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They never ever leave a Basset behind always do everything in their power to get the hounds to the right fosters and forever homes in a word they are "AMAZING".
Great work, no hound gets left behind. A true sentiment that is the embodiment of what this organisation is about. Great work team.
They do a good job of saving these hounds and finding special homes for life. They also work hard to raise money to pay for any vet bills.
They do outstanding work with the hounds & always put them first, They match hounds with their perfect parents & when they need vet treatment they get it done, these people are Amazing, could not recommend them enough
Thank you for sending my recent purchases from your shop. Very efficient and wonderful quality merchandise, particularly the canvas/hessian bags and the t-shirts
We have the privilege of adopting Dylan. The whole process was seamless and very reassuring that they cover all bases, both in relation to vetting us and also in the assessment of the hound
