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06-04-2006, 05:42 PM
Meg - Border Collie
Meg is a lovely older lady of about 12 years who has come to Wiccaweys from the Yorkshire Dales. Meg is a retired working girl. She has lived all her life on a farm, and outside, mostly kennelled or on a chain. A well-wisher was helping out with lambing on the farm, and Meg's farmer owner agreed to let her find Meg a retirement home.
Until she arrived at Wiccaweys Meg had never been in a house - however, she has taken to this retirement lark like a duck to water! She is as good as gold, not a peep out of her, and amazingly for a long time kennelled dog - she is clean in the house!
Meg has a smashing temperament and is good with other dogs and cats. Obviously she is used to being around stock too.
Meg still has plenty to offer, and would love a retirement home to call her own.
If you feel you can offer Meg the home she deserves, please telephone us on: 07905 203254 (please note we only accept enquiries for dogs by telephone - we like to have a chat with you!)
*All Wiccaweys dogs are vaccinated, neutered where appropriate, microchipped, flea-treated and wormed before leaving for their new homes.
*All dogs are carefully assessed within a home environment, no Wiccaweys dog is kennelled.
*All potential new Guardians are required to fill in an adoption application form and a homecheck will be carried out.
*All successful new Guardians are required to sign
an adoption contract.
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06-04-2006, 05:46 PM
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07-04-2006, 12:24 AM
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07-04-2006, 01:01 AM
, because he thinks that Mrs S and I are his exclusive property (he's not even that keen on his brother being a resident, although he's aware that he mustn't make a fuss about that 
)I wish her a nice, comfy, warm home, in a good "walkie" area, with people who will give her good food, lots of treats and will love her for who she is - exactly what my BCs decided they needed, when they first saw their barn. They got it, with minimal effort. This little lady deserves it.
12 is a fair age for a Border Collie, but with a peaceful home life, they can go on for a lot longer than that - my first BC went on to 19 and beyond, with all his faculties present and correct, enjoying all the privileges that "pet-hood" conferred on him. This lass has earned her place in the sun - get dialling, peeps!
Snorri
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Location: Warrington, Cheshire
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02-05-2006, 06:26 PM
Originally Posted by Wiccaweys
Meg is looking again im afraid
Wishing her luck in finding a new home :smt049
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