My Forever Home
21st February 2012 update – please take a look around our website to find out more about us, we currently have over 20 dogs available although in our ‘dogs needing a home’ section we only have 7 listed, and of those the little Norfolk terrier called Billy has now gone to his forever home where I’m pleased to say he’s doing very well.
Things have been so manic since December, with dogs coming and going every few days, I just haven’t had time to get or recent beautiful boys and girls on here yet! So please do get in touch to let us know what you’re looking for; we might have the perfect dog available right now and you really could help us save a life.
Until some of these guys are reserved or have gone into forever homes, we really can’t take any more on, and with the Christmas puppies who were maybe bought in haste now also becoming too much, there are so many who need our help. There are many ways you could get involved if you are interested in helping; please also visit our Facebook pages which have much more happening on them: www.facebook.com/MyForeverHome and www.facebook.com/groups/mfhfundraising – thank you, so much.
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Welcome to My Forever Home Animal Rescue, and thank you for visiting our website. My Forever Home (MFH) is a small all-animal rescue operating initially in the West Midlands, Staffordshire and Manchester, with plans to extend nationwide in the future (some way down the line, possibly after a large lottery win!).
We are supposed to be a nation of animal lovers but judging by the daily neglect which shows itself in the huge number of dogs taken to stray pounds, the amount of dogs people pass on via completely unregulated ‘small ads’, together with the truly awful acts of animal cruelty occasionally reported in the news, you would never believe it.
For example, did you realise that stray dogs can and are put to sleep (PTS) just seven days after arriving at the pound? We have been amazed that this is such an unknown fact, even amongst animal owners. Out of more than 126,000 estimated strays, from the Dogs Trust’s 2011 Stray Dog Report, over 7,100 were put to sleep, which means that on average, 20 dogs die every single day of the year. As not all local authorities respond to their questionnaire however, we believe the real figure to be much, much higher. When did an animal’s life become so worthless?
MFH looks forward to the day when no animal is put to sleep simply because of a lack of space or money. This is what we work towards, in a variety of ways. We will help some of these unwanted animals find new loving homes, and will also work to change people’s attitudes towards animals, which after all have feelings and characters of their own as every pet owner knows.
We may be starting out small but we are doing this the right way, and definitely have big long-term ambitions. We would love you to read more about our aims and objectives.
We very much hope you enjoy looking around our website and will support us in whatever way you are able. We are very grateful indeed of anything and everything our supporters do for us; whether it be financial, moral, or practical help it is all equally appreciated and also equally needed. All of us at MFH would like to say a heart felt ‘thank you’ and we promise we will never take you for granted or ask for more than you can give.
We would also love to hear your opinions and suggestions about ways we can improve our website; it is very much a ‘work in progress’ right now!
Very few if any people will ever give you the unwavering devotion your pet shows you without question every day. Together we believe we can help more people realise just how rewarding it is to share your life with them. Thank you once again for visiting My Forever Home, and for loving your animals as you do.
