Wer kann Sue adoptieren?

Fast das ganze Leben im Tierheim: Sue ist der unerwünschteste Hund Großbritanniens

Story from Jam Press (Most Unwanted Dog) Pictured: Sue, dubbed the UK' most unwanted dog. Meet 'the UK's most UNWANTED dog' – who has spent four years looking for a forever home Meet the adorable dog who has been dubbed the UK’s most unwanted pooch after spending more than four years looking for her forever home. Four-year-old lurcher Sue was rescued in August 2017 when she was just a pup and came to live at the RSPCA’s Bath Cats and Dogs Home. After watching 941 of her kennel-mates go off to their new homes, staff are desperate to see her go to her own paw-fect place. In a heartbreaking twist Sue was rehomed in 2018 but sadly had to come back into the care not long after when her adopter’s circumstances changed. “We’re at a loss as to why poor Sue hasn’t been rehomed,” said Rachel Jones, Chief Executive of Bath Cats and Dogs Home. “We all absolutely adore her and love taking her out for long walks and giving her lots of attention but we’re desperate to find her her own home. “We believe that Sue’s colour may be putting people off. Previous research by the RSPCA has shown that brindle dogs take around 36% longer to rehome than other colours.” Rachel and the team say Sue needs an experienced owner, who will be confident taking her muzzle on and off. Staff have been working on some challenging behaviours with her and her new owners will need to continue this training. Rachel added: “Sue is a sweet and clever pup who can get a little overexcited at times so would benefit from owners who can continue her training. “Sue is a chaser so we walk her on a lead with a muzzle and we don’t let her run free when we’re out and about unless we’re in a secure field.” Sweet Sue has lots of wonderful qualities, including walking nicely on the lead, is very affectionate and loves to get involved in a good game with her toys. The clever pup has already mastered basic commands like “sit” and “paw” and would certainly be a
Sue wurde als Großbritanniens unerwünschtester Hund bezeichnet, nachdem sie vier Jahre in einem Tierheim leben musste.
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Ob Hündin Sue jemals ahnte, dass sie mal diese Auszeichnung erhält? Weil die Lurcher-Dame vier Jahre lang kein Zuhause findet, wurde sie jetzt zum „Most unwanted dog“ – also zum unerwünschtesten Hund Großbritanniens gekürt. Warum will Sue niemand adoptieren?

941 Hundekollegen fanden bereits ein Zuhause

Alle Hundekollegen zogen aus, nur eine nicht. Die vierjährige Streunerin wurde als Welpe auf der Straße gefunden und verbrachte fast ihr ganzes Leben im Rettungszentrum. In dieser Zeit wurden 941 ihrer Zwingerkollegen adoptiert und fanden ein neues Zuhause. Nachdem Sue bereits ihr viertes Jahr im Heim feierte, erneuerten die Mitarbeiter ihren Appell, für Sue endlich eine Familie zu finden. „Wir alle lieben sie total und lieben es, mit ihr lange Spaziergänge zu machen und ihr viel Aufmerksamkeit zu schenken, aber wir suchen verzweifelt nach ihrem eigenen Zuhause. Wir glauben, dass Sues Fell-Farbe die Leute abschrecken könnte und sie deswegen keiner adoptiert“, glaubt Rachel Jones, Geschäftsführerin des britischen Tierheims.

Story from Jam Press (Most Unwanted Dog) Pictured: Sue, dubbed the UK' most unwanted dog. Meet 'the UK's most UNWANTED dog' – who has spent four years looking for a forever home Meet the adorable dog who has been dubbed the UK’s most unwanted pooch after spending more than four years looking for her forever home. Four-year-old lurcher Sue was rescued in August 2017 when she was just a pup and came to live at the RSPCA’s Bath Cats and Dogs Home. After watching 941 of her kennel-mates go off to their new homes, staff are desperate to see her go to her own paw-fect place. In a heartbreaking twist Sue was rehomed in 2018 but sadly had to come back into the care not long after when her adopter’s circumstances changed. “We’re at a loss as to why poor Sue hasn’t been rehomed,” said Rachel Jones, Chief Executive of Bath Cats and Dogs Home. “We all absolutely adore her and love taking her out for long walks and giving her lots of attention but we’re desperate to find her her own home. “We believe that Sue’s colour may be putting people off. Previous research by the RSPCA has shown that brindle dogs take around 36% longer to rehome than other colours.” Rachel and the team say Sue needs an experienced owner, who will be confident taking her muzzle on and off. Staff have been working on some challenging behaviours with her and her new owners will need to continue this training. Rachel added: “Sue is a sweet and clever pup who can get a little overexcited at times so would benefit from owners who can continue her training. “Sue is a chaser so we walk her on a lead with a muzzle and we don’t let her run free when we’re out and about unless we’re in a secure field.” Sweet Sue has lots of wonderful qualities, including walking nicely on the lead, is very affectionate and loves to get involved in a good game with her toys. The clever pup has already mastered basic commands like “sit” and “paw” and would certainly be a
Die vierjährige Hündin hat fast ihr ganzes Leben im britischen Tierheim verbracht.
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Sue braucht erfahrene Besitzer

Sue braucht erfahrene Besitzer, die ihr den Maulkorb an- und ablegen können. Da die Hündin nicht immer einfach zu bändigen ist, haben die Mitarbeiter des Tierheims mit Sue trainiert. Rachel Jones wünscht sich daher eine Familie, die mit Sue weiter arbeiten kann. „Sie geht schön an der Leine und wünscht sich ein aktives Zuhause, in dem regelmäßig lange Spaziergänge gemacht werden.“

Untersuchungen des Tierheims haben gezeigt, das Streuner wie Sue oft länger brauchen, bis sie adoptiert werden.

"Sue ist eine süße und kluge Hündin. Sie ist sehr anhänglich und liebt es, mit auf dem Sofa zu kuscheln“, so Rachel weiter. Na dann, alle Pfoten sind gedrückt! (jar)

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