Honey - Supported adoption

Supported foster/adoption – please read full profile…

About Honey…

You may not believe it, but Honey is a young 3 year old French Bulldog pup, who as you can see, arrived at CDCH in a very poorly state. It was clear that Honey was suffering from a chronic skin complaint and weakness in her spine and rear legs, which had led to some loss of feeling and movement.

We are pleased to say that after receiving the treatment she needs, Honey has made some wonderful improvements while in our care, which has been lovely to see. Honey’s skin has drastically improved, and after attending frequent hydrotherapy and physio sessions, she has gained lots of strength.

Despite her challenges, Honey is a determined girl who is always eager to enjoy the day, and she is now looking for some very special and supportive humans, who can provide her with a loving forever home, and dote on her just like she deserves!

Honey’s Personality:

Honey is a little mischief and staff have loved seeing her cheeky side shining through. This girl is super loving and loves a cuddle, as well as snuggling up in her big fluffy bed – so plenty of cosy naps are a must! She is a sociable butterfly with humans and adores everyone she meets, so won’t mind visitors either! Honey would be a wonderful addition to any understanding family (children included).

Honey is a little fussier when it comes to other dogs – she can be reactive at the sight of them, but with gradual and gentle introductions to well balanced dogs who respect her space, she has been able to build mutual friendships and settle in their company. Due to this she may be suited to living with another gentle dog, who isn’t too invasive of her space.

The support Honey needs:

Although Honey is now able to live a fairly normal, comfortable and happy life, she is likely to face some future challenges, therefore, her carers will need to be understanding and aware that she will require on-going support for her skin and weakness in the home.

Honey will require daily tablets to assist her sensitive skin, weekly medicated baths, and potential topical treatments should any flare ups occur. She will also require monitored levels of exercise, as she can only manage shorter walks on even terrain, and will need the occasional hydrotherapy or physio sessions at a specialised facility to ensure she remains on the right track.

How CDCH will continue to support her:

Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring Honey’s continued well-being and happiness. We are looking to provide on-going care throughout Honeys life, through a supported adoption or foster agreement, for anyone within a suitable travel distance to the centre, who is willing to travel.

CDCH veterinary team will be continuing to treat and cover the cost of all skin related needs, and will remain a point of contact with any future carer to provide guidance, resources and assistance every step of the way.

If you would like to learn more about the gorgeous girl that Honey is and feel ready to make a difference to the life of a furry friend in need, then complete a perfect match form in her name to let us know…

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