Category: Sponsor a Special Oldie

Lucky is a 13 year old Jack Russell Terrier who came into Oldies Club care with her sister Patch in December 2017. They came into our care as their owner was poorly and no-one was able to look after them. After coming into our care the sisters started fighting on a regular basis and it … Continue reading Grumpy Lucky Loo (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Shadow is a 10 year old Staffie boy who came into Oldies Club care in October 2017 due to the breakup of the relationship of his owners.  When he arrived he was a rather distressed little boy who wasnt in the best condition. He had infections of the ears, eyes & skin. Despite his health … Continue reading Special Shadow (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Bailey is a gorgeous 11 year old Cocker Spaniel, who originally came into Oldies Club care early in 2017 when he was being left for longer hours and Bailey wasnt happy. He was quickly adopted by his fosterer but unfortunately his separation anxiety became too much and he came back into our care. As well … Continue reading Energetic Bailey (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Playful, inquisitive and at times feisty, Lucky is a 13 year old Jack Russell Terrier girl who came into the Oldies Club dog rescue because of issues between Lucky and the other dog in the home. When Lucky first arrived she had a rather obvious cataract in her left eye. Her vision seemed okay but she … Continue reading Feisty Lucky (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Rocko is a gorgeous 14 year old Staffy boy who originally came into our care as the Council would no longer allow dogs in the property apart from owner’s assistance dog. Rocko was in our care 8 months before we thought his forever home had finally arrived. Unfortunately not long after being adopted a change … Continue reading Snoozy Snuggly Rocko (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

12 year old Bobby has a tumour on his heart. His vet advised a poor prognosis in November 2017. Bobby’s heart could go at any time but no-one has told Bobby. He’s still full of fun and plans to live the rest of his life to the fullest.

Cute  Petite Pepe a 13 year old Toy Poodle  who came into the Oldies Club care in August 2017 with his buddy Jack, an adorable 12 year old Shih Tzu because their owner had to move into a flat where no pets were allowed. Jack and Pepe took about 2 weeks to settle into their … Continue reading Petite Pepe (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Fudge is a lovely 15 year old Yorkshire Terrier who originally came into the Oldies Club in 2013 due to his owner’s ill health.   After his assessment in one of our foster homes he went on to what we believed to be his forever home. Sadly two years later the gentleman in the household … Continue reading Faithful Fudge (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Missy is a gentle 11 year old Boxer x Staffie who came into Oldies Club care in Mid 2017 due to her owner’s landlord rescinding previous agreements for tenants to have dogs in their flats. Missy settled in quickly with her foster family, enjoying a cuddle and twice daily plod at a slow pace which suits … Continue reading Gentle Missy (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Darcy is a gorgeous, almost 14 years old black Labrador girl, who came into Oldies Club care early in 2017 when her previous owner was unable to continue caring for her. When Darcy’s fosterers first met her, they were a little shocked, as she has a huge lump on her shoulder, giving her a bit … Continue reading Darling Darcy (Oldies Club Sponsor Dog)

Hunny is a beautiful nine-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback crossbreed girl, who came into the care of Oldies Club in autumn 2016 after she was abandoned by her previous owner.

Due to a very upsetting experience prior to coming into Oldies Club care, along with the lack of suitable home offers for our special boy, we made the decision that Jazz should be placed in our sponsor dog scheme, which means he will remain as a permanent foster dog in his current foster home, with the charity covering all of his vet bills and arranging any necessary ongoing Oldies Club approved behavioural support.

Terrier Tom came into Oldies Club care in Autumn 2013. We had been led to believe that Tom was an ‘easy’ dog, but it soon became clear that this was not the case and Tom had to be moved from not just one, but two of our foster homes.