Abandoned Staffordshire Bull Terrier seeks permanent foster home

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 07:13 · Archive

Bodhi, a five-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross abandoned to the RSPCA, is seeking an owner after struggling with kennel life.

Bodhi, an affectionate five-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross, is being cared for by the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire branch after being abandoned. Staff report that Bodhi found kennel life "very difficult" but has "begun to blossom" since moving into a foster home.

When Bodhi first arrived at the rescue, he was receiving treatment for significant skin issues, including swollen ears. His condition has improved considerably and is now well managed with ongoing care. The RSPCA describes him as a "very clever boy" who picks up training quickly, loves to play fetch and enjoys regular walks.

Because Bodhi adores people and thrives around company, the branch is looking for a home where he will not be left alone for long stretches of time. A RSPCA spokesman said: "More than anything, Bodhi wants to feel safe and loved. He's looking for someone who will give him plenty of cuddles, help him learn, celebrate his progress and treat him like the little prince he is." Interested adopters can submit an application via the RSPCA Perfect Match form on the branch's website.

Abandoned Staffordshire Bull Terrier seeks permanent foster home — Image: NW Evening Mail

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Abandoned Staffie who found kennel life 'very difficult' is looking for loving homeAn abandoned dog who struggled with kennel life is searching for a dedicated owner to give him a fresh start.NW Evening Mail · 10 Oct, 06:00
Abandoned Staffie who found kennel life 'very difficult' is looking for loving homeAn abandoned dog who struggled with kennel life is searching for a dedicated owner to give him a fresh start.Westmorland Gazette · 10 Oct, 06:00

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