Happy Endings

providing safety, shelter & care for rescue animals

Some of our success stories have stayed with us. Visit our here to stay page for more details...

Jet

Jet, a male Border Collie,recently came to us when the vet he had been taken to, to be put to sleep thankfully refused to do it!!. He has been successfully rehomed to the Staffordshire area. We hope to have updates on his progress!

Meg

We are delighted to report that Little Meg has been successfully rehomed. She still has some way to go to get her confidence back but is making great progress with her new owners and their other dog.

Chester

We are pleased to report that after several months in the rescue, these two beauties have been rehomed

Marmalade

Annie

Annie has been fostered by a dog club member. We all hope that it will become a permanent arrangement. Annie recently successfully completed her Kennel Club Good Citizen Bronze Award which was a fantastic achievement for her and her new owner, Sandra

Bubble and Squeak

Bubble and Squeak have been rehomed to a friend of one of our club members. Although they are going all the way to London to live, we have been promised regular updates and photos of their progress.

Clancy - Cat

Clancy the cat has been rehomed - here at Happy Days, living in comfort in the house with all of the other long termers, canine and feline.

Maggie

Maggie went off to a new home on the Wirral in June 2009

Archie

Archie was successfully rehomed in May 2009

Petra

She was handed over because she is too full of energy, however in her favour I dont think they took her out much to run any energy off.

Petra has now been rehomed with a lovely family and their GSD pup. She will be returning to training classes in the near future

Zac

Zac is 12 years old. He was left behind when his home was repossessed. He has always been an outside dog so is happy in the kennels as long as he gets to see the girls, has some food night and morning and a soft bed to sleep on he is ok.

It is unlikely anyone will offer him a home but we live in hope!

Toffee - Cat

Toffee came here from NCAR as he had been there a long time and no-one wanted him. He is just the nicest boy you could hope to meet.

His problem is he will get into anyones car, this could be how he got lost in the first place.

He now has to live in my house and keep my dogs under control, oh poor me!

Sasha

Sasha was left to fend for herself in the middle of Mold. She ended up under arrest at the police station guilty of nothing more than having an owner who didn't care for this great girl.

She has a fantastic home where she is loved to bits. She has got problems with her eyes but she can always find her food bowl ok.

This is her at her "birthday" party, one year after she left us.

Monty

What a handsome boy, Monty had two homes offered for him, not suprising really, he went to live on the Wirral. At some point in his life he had lost half of his tail but it didn't seem to worry him, a bit less for us to brush.

Beckham

Called Beckham because all he wanted to do was play with a football.

He came from the pound when his time was up, another great dog that would have been put to sleep because there are not enough homes for all these poor border collies.

Homed to a nice family in Cheshire.

Jamie

Jamie came from the dog pound in Shropshire, via a Greyhound rescue, it is great when rescues work together and some dog pounds try really hard to get all the dogs rehomed.

He is an old boy but could more very fast. He was like Red Rum when he saw a fence. He had to be exercised on a long lead or he was packed and gone before you could turn around.

He too found a new home in Cheshire.

Mabel

Mabel was in the dog pound, she is so old no one would have taken her in the 7 days they have to be claimed. She came to Happy Days to end her life which we did not expect to be long, but at least she would know what love was and would be cared for until then.

One of our dog club softies gave her a home for her last few weeks that was 2 years ago.

You had us all fooled Mabel.

Daisy

Another border collie from the dog pound. Daizy was re-homed after her 2 weeks in isolation to a home in Anglesey, we found out she was having pups. T

he lady did so well looking after her and she had 6 pups, they all found homes but then Daizy came back to us to find a permanent home.

Again a dog club member stepped in and offered here a home. Now called Jess she has a home with Lizzie who had been in the dog pound months before.