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Happy Endings | Spanish Stray Dogs UK Skip links for Spanish Stray Dogs UK Skip to main navigation Skip to main content Skip to footer Follow us on facebook Contact us Spanish Stray Dogs UK Help us home pets Donate Today why your donation is important Home data privacyWell-nighSpanish Stray Dogs UK faqs why spanish stray dogs UK Happy Endings News 365 club Shop Become a Dog Parent You are hereHome Happy Endings WE HAVE SUCH EXCITING NEWS.....THE POUND'S TWO LONGEST RESIDENTS HAVE BOTH FOUND NEW HOMES THIS MONTH.Polo and Nino will be going home.Withoutwaiting over 4 years for homes, completely overlooked and rejected, our appeals have paid off. Things are going to get a whole lot largest for these two completely invisible dogs.... Nino's family unquestionably flew out to Spain and met him today and decided' YES' he is the dog for us. You can see them in the picture below. What a wonderful couple to requite this poor boy a new start.We really couldn't be happier for these two boys, and we hope to see them safely with their new families surpassing Christmas.THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE WHO SHARED OUR APPEALS. SHARES REALLY DO SAVE LIVES AND FIND DOGS HOMES   We are delighted to signify that Spanish Stray Dogs UK has smashed through the 300 windbreak - increasingly than 300 lucky doggies have found their happy endings. In 2015 alone, Spanish Stray Dogs UK successfully rehomed over 100 dogs to UK families and gave these families and their doggies a happy future together. We have placed dogs the length and vapor of the country from deepest Hampshire to the heights of Aberdeen since starting our rehoming work in 2012.  It is unchangingly such an heady and rewarding time for us when a doggy finds his or her forever family - this is what makes all of our nonflexible work worthwhile. We often hand over timid and frightened dogs who have never known human kindness, to families who show them the love and patience that they need.  It never fails to stun us how quickly our dogs soon find their conviction and uncork to really shine with happiness.  The reward of seeing a dog floweret is one of the most humbling experiences that our adopters often speak of. Here are just a few of the dogs we have helped find loving homes in the UK - trammels when for updates that may bring a tear or two to your eye!  Many, many increasingly 'Happy Endings' can be seen on our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.511687968845415.133201.5113122... If you have unexplored one of our dogs please stay in contact with us (jo@spanishstraydogs.org.uk or amee@spanishstraydogs.org.uk) and send us your photos, we would love to see them! Charlie  Charlie in Somerset, is much loved by his new shaggy sibling Martha - a seriously lucky and unprofane boy indeed!         Pedro Pedro snuggling up for a petting here in his wonderful new home in the UK; this winsome little boy had been found with such a heavy uniting round his neck lanugo in Spain - but all his sadness has washed yonder in his new life filled with waterfront walks, playtime with his new buddy Maisy, and of undertow his wonderful comfy bed - heaven to all our Spanish stray dogs.   Mus We received this lovely message from Mus's new family without he was unexplored pursuit 3 long years in the pound: 'To everyone at Spanish Stray Dogs UK and all the volunteers at the Los Barrios dog pound: today, I took Mus to see the vet for a post journey trammels up. I'd like you all to know that everyone at the vets commented on what good condition he is in despite stuff in the pound for the last three years and what a wonderful boy he is (even if he did get scared by some very loud ladies in reception and hid in one of the rooms until the tailspin was clear). That really is a testament to all the good work you do.'  We are very proud of Mus and his new family - thank you for getting in touch! Leon [now Jericho], with his old pound buddy Cirano, Yorkshire Well this older, big fella really landed on his big, shaggy paws when a wonderful adoptive family in Yorkshire spotted his request online without raising poor Cirano [now Kobi] who had been waiting for 3 uncounted years in the pound.  With the stature and age of these 2 boys, it was getting increasingly and increasingly likely the pound is where he would end his days.  Yet a wonderful lady opened her heart to them both - and they are now her dogs no. 13 and 14 within her mythological pack of spoilt-rotten doggies!  We could not be happier for them both. Ryan  Gorgeous, unflinching little Ryan - you may remember reading his woeful tale, a poor little soul who was found in the most heartbreaking condition without suffering terrible burns to his squatter and body.  Well thanks to the help of you - our fantastic supporters - this wonderful little personality found a kind foster home where he was gently nursed when to health.  And just squint at his proud squatter now he's in the loving stovepipe of his forever daddy.  Ryan and your family, good luck and God bless!  We are so delighted for you!     Moron The wonderful rottweiler with the memorable name - here is the lovely Moron as happy as can be in his new home in the UK.  We are quite convinced your name must surely stand for 'Made Of Really Overflowing Niceness'!         Tara and Christina [now Bubble and Squeak!] Do you remember a little family of dogs who ended up in the pound without their owner died? Three little dogs who spent their days watching the gate waiting for their human to come and take them yonder from this horrible place. Then one day Papa died too so this left poor Tara and Christina on their daily vigil - waiting for the two loves of their lives who were never coming back.  It is unchangingly expressly nonflexible to rehome dogs in pairs but Tara and Christina were lucky. A family fell in love with them, brought them to the UK, renamed them Bubble and Squeak - a double dream come true.     Louie [was Dalmatino] and Elfo in Scotland These two handsome Spanish senors are now turned Scottish gents!  Lucky Louie has joined Elfo and together they fly the flag in the most dapper way on behalf of Spanish Stray Dogs.     Scooby Two - from Pain to Pampering! The trappy Scooby Two was found last summer with a uniting tightly embedded in his flesh, haunted and terrified. Withouta lot of superintendency and attention, we are so delighted to see Scooby now on his very own bed, in his very own home, with his very own mum and dad, in the UK!  "Just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone at Spanish Stray Dogs for bringing Scooby into our lives! We have completely fallen in love with him and are so over the moon to have given him his forever home! Thank you!"  Happy new life Scooby Two - we bet you will never be short of Scooby Snacks! Toffee Gorgeous Toffee has had her pearly shair of hurdles, but we are so massively delighted to see her with her wonderful [and somewhat colour coordinated!] shaggy friends in her forever home.     Cirano [now Kobi] in Yorkshire Just squint at that smile, it really speaks a thousand words: Cirano finally has a family of his own at last and he is spending his time wavy round paddocks with his new friends!       Jack and Alonso in Hampshire The dogs who turned out to be truly inseparable!  Read well-nigh Jack and Alonso in our news feed - the dogs reunited without spending 18 months and 2,000 miles apart. Poor Alonso pined so much without Jack was unexplored his wellbeing nose-dived to a serious level.  After an urgent request and nonflexible work by some wonderful volunteers, these 2 lucky boys play and sleep together in repletion - a truly happy ending for these shaggy soul mates. River [was Arieta] in BillinghamTrappyRiver, formerly known as Arieta, enjoying her wonderful new life, having fun in woodland and on beaches for the first time.     Kika Kika enjoying one of her first cuddles with her forever lap!     Leo in Scotland "We can't believe he has only been part of our family for 3 months!  Leo has settled in so well and we all just love him to bits. Feels like he has been with us forever.  He is unchangingly up to mischief and now loves to play with his toys, plastic bottles, boxes, slippers, socks, anything really! Everyone who meets him comments on how lovely he is and I use every opportunity to share his story and the good work that you all do in Spain and the UK. Thank you so much for the opportunity to bring him into our lives!"     Bastian We unchangingly thought Bastian was far too cute to stay in the pound for long and his new family agreed. Here he is mannerly his new mum just without his inrush in the UK.     Mara "Mara has such a sweet nature and is a delight, the whole family have fallen in love already. The weather here is shocking at the moment so it must be a shock to the system for the poor Spanish doggies but Mara has walked well in the wind and rain.  I would like to thank you all for arranging the adoption so efficiently, everything went so smoothly and we loved tracking the van through the countries right to our front door.  Carry on the good work you do a wonderful job!"   Mila "We unexplored Mila (now Ruki) in November 2015. She was a very scared dog. We couldn’t make any sudden movements as it would startle her. However, she soon found out that we won’t hurt her and the very next day she was once snuggling with us on a sofa. She is now a much increasingly confident dog, loves going for walks in the park and run virtually on the long leash. She is a very smart dog - in a week she learnt to sit and lay down. She now is very good at recall and we think that soon she will be worldly-wise to run without a leash. She will do anything for a treat. Everyone in the park loves her and unchangingly comments on the size of her ears!  She is a good advert for SSD as everyone asks where we got her and we unchangingly explain well-nigh you guys that do such a nice job rehoming poor dogs.  We are very thankful to you for helping us throughout the whole journey of raising her. She’s a perfect dog for us. She’s so sweet, snuggly and very smart! Teddy Hola everyone its me, Nevado. I am in the UK now, my family undeniability me TEDDY and told me I am overly so good and that they LOVE me....     Astra This is trappy Astra,18 months ago she was a frightened, unloved, unwanted little dog, veiling in one eye, facing an uncertain future in the pound.  Just squint at her now, proudly wearing her bandana to help her friends still looking for homes. Astra is now a much loved family dog, living in the UK, her time in a muzzle a afar memory. What a trappy girl she is.       Freddy [was Klaus] "Freddy has settled in really well here, he's up to weight now and he's a very confident little chap...I'm so tempted with another!"  Freddy [in the middle] was a scared little thing when he arrived at the pound but he has settled in so well and is so happy in his new home, and his new family have welcomed him with unshut arms.  Lucky boy.   Harold and Lula in Worcester Mother and son Lula and Harry landed on their feet when they were unexplored over 3 years ago, loving their long walks and their new brother, Wally, who has joined them now too!                                                                       These are just a selection of our trappy dogs in their wonderful new homes, but you can see and here well-nigh many increasingly of our happy endings on facebook - come join us and see what we get up to!     ©2018 www.spanishstraydogs.com