AUGUST 2014
DOGGIERESCUE.COM MAGAZINE
enclosure, ending back at my feet. She is funny when she does this and the happiness shines from her face.
Queenie is friendly to other dogs or just ignores them if
they do not approach her. Humans are important to Queenie and she just wants to please, be loved,
cuddled and to be part of the every day life of her human family. Queenie walks well on a lead and would benefit from a daily walk to keep her slim and healthy. With nurturing she also has a playful side and it is wonderful to see those big brown eyes of hers shine with pleasure and happiness. Janice Martin
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“ Adorable TJ looks just like a cute, cuddly little teddy bear…” Cecilia
MY CUDDLY TEDDY! Hello Readers,
I am a volunteer feeder at DoggieRescue and I was asked to write about one of my favourite DR doggies, TJ.
TJ is a happy go lucky doggie, who loves attention, is super friendly and very good with other dogs. He simply looooves his food, particularly his chicken bones, and is always the first one to line up at meal times with his little tail wagging. This makes it easy for me as some of the older doggies can be fussy eaters.
BY CECILIA FLYNN
He is a very affectionate dog and although he can't see very well, he never misses when it comes to 'doggie kisses'. To me, TJ is the perfect mature companion who is happy to follow you around the house but is also happy to just nap on someone's lap. He is a delightful independent little dog and I really hope he finds a home soon. I only wish I could take him!! Cecilia Flynn
TJ Mini Schnauzer x 10yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “ With lots of love from Ruby, ex DR doggie & Pompey!” John Kinninmont
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