Tyson, gorgeous cocker spaniel needs help

Tyson, funny name for such a lovable gentle dog!

He was given 3 years ago, as a wedding present!! Two years later he was again 'given' to friends of the couple. A year on and they too have abandonned him as they move away.

I know we are a cat charity, but this one touched us, if you can help Tyson pelase contact us. he lives happily with many cats, is such a lovely natured chap, he deserves somewhere permanent to call home!
Tyson is tatoue, vaccinated and clean around the house, used to living with cats

Contact Lynn at Chats du Quercy 05 63 94 73 97

Tags: adoption, dog, rescue

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Permalink Reply by Helen Lucas on February 21, 2012 at 12:13

Hi Lynne. Where is Tyson. I have a friend that may be interested but I know she will ask how far away he is. Also is he ok with children??

Permalink Reply by Lynn STONE on February 21, 2012 at 12:32

Hi Helen,

He is a super(the picture doesn't do him justice as he is quite bouncy and very loving), and yes, with children too - just a very happy little chap all round!!

He is currently in Monflanquin(47), but we may be able to arrange something.

Thanks

Permalink Reply by Nigel Bray on February 21, 2012 at 15:01

We'd have him, but you're SOOOO far away.......

Permalink Reply by Nigel Bray on February 21, 2012 at 15:06

Lynne, we just checked and actually we're not too far after all - we're currently n Dax.....has he been snapped up yet?

Permalink Reply by Lynn STONE on February 21, 2012 at 15:31

No he has not Nigel - please call me on 05 63 94 73 97

Permalink Reply by Johnny Summerton on February 21, 2012 at 15:17

Lovely. As a Cocker "freak" I wish - only I know it's too soon. I really hope he finds a permanent home (and maybe a name change???) quickly. Good luck!

Permalink Reply by Lynn STONE on February 21, 2012 at 20:21

PS Tyson I have learnt, is not neutered, so if you are interested we can sort this out with our Chats du Quercy vet before he goes to his new home - the dog that is, not the vet!

It has been a long day!!!

Permalink Reply by Lynn STONE on February 24, 2012 at 17:34

Just so that you are aware, a small donation for the adoption of Tyson, will be asked for to cover vet fees incurred.

Unfortunately most vets have to earn a living and don't come free of charge.

Permalink Reply by Helen Lucas on February 25, 2012 at 17:32

I will try again to persuade my friend as she would be great for him but I think the wounds of loosing her last dog are still a little too fresh.

Permalink Reply by Lynn STONE on February 25, 2012 at 17:35

It is a lovely thought Helen, We hope that Tyson will find a home with the lady who will visit him tomorrow.

Your friend sounds like she needs a little time to get over her loss, when she is ready, why not visit the local SPA, they always have dogs in need!