History:
Wallace came into Senior Staffy Club from the police after his owner disclaimed him, following a change in their circumstances. After much discussion, he was returned to his owner's family. However, it was quickly very clear that it was not a good match and Wallace was returned to rescue.
Current:
Wallace is currently in foster with our friends at OEH Foundation Rescue in Lancashire. He has been there since being returned.
He has settled in very well with the team and one of his carers tells us:
Wallace is a sweet, loyal, loving boy who wants to get out and about and loves his walks at a soft pace. We potter along, enjoying some salad bar along the side of the road.
He is a big foody and has one of the biggest beds at the kennels with an excessive amount of blankets which he loves.
He really enjoys a filled Kong as a treat that’s been frozen with kibble or treats mixed in.
Walking:
Wallace loves his walks, he sits beautifully for his harness to be put on. He walks so well on the lead - either next to you or just in front of you, only pulling slightly when he smells lovely smells.
Since being at OEH, he walks on a half check and an extendable lead to allow him to take his time, but also cover more steps and explore.
He responds to his name and comes back when called; even if there is another dog Infront or behind him (as long as they aren’t acting in a negative manner to him).
He can walk with no issues around other dogs and will focus on his handler for a tasty treat to allow other dogs to pass with ease.
The majority of their volunteers walk him, he has never shown a single negative behaviour and we are happy for him to be walked by everyone, he is very accepting of new people and loves a head scratch from strangers.
Travelling:
Wallace travels perfectly in the car, you don’t hear a peep out of him.
Vets:
Wallace was a wriggle pants for his blood tests, but he was still a friendly boy.
Health:
He has had a full health check, including blood tests, and the vets have confirmed all his bloods are within the normal ranges for his age.
Ideal home:
Wallace is looking for a best buddy to enjoy his golden years with - but don’t let that fool you, he thinks he is still a pup at times!
We feel Wallace would be best as an only dog in the home, he barks at some dogs, yet ignores others.
Being a very tall boy, he feel he would be able to live with children aged 14 years plus. We feel he would be best suited with older teenagers who would like to play with him.
Wallace is house trained and hasn’t had any accidents in the house, he doesn’t bark very much, only really at the door bell.
Wallace loves to snuggle up on the sofa next to you for a snooze while you stroke him, but is also happy to be left home alone for a few hours.
Standard information:
Wallace is microchipped, vaccinated and neutered.
He is currently in foster in Lancashire, but he can be rehomed anywhere in the UK, pending a successful home visit. However, any adopter should be willing to travel to meet him at least twice where he is now.
There is a non refundable adoption donation of £120 for Wallace and all money donated goes directly to helping all the Senior Staffies in our care.
If you think you could offer Wallace a new home, please complete the application form below.
We aim to acknowledge your application within 48 hours.