Nancy, a little french bulldog girl, arrived with us when she was just a pup. She was sadly doubly incontinent but the cause was unknown. Nancy underwent an MRI scan which confirmed it was likely genetic and she was born like this. Due to Nancy being incontinent she needs round the clock care and has to wear nappies and go through a lot of cleaning every day, she is also prone to infections because of this and is often at the vets for a course of antibiotics. Nancy is oblivious to her condition and is a typical happy, feisty, Frenchie girl!

Little Harley, at approximately 8 weeks old, was found dumped in the woods in Liverpool and taken to a vets. It was clear that something wasn't right with her and we suspected she may have hydrocephalus. After tests at the specialist vets, it was sadly confirmed that she did in fact have hydrocephalus. 

This gorgeous girl, Penny,  came into our care in 2019. She was diagnosed with aortic stenosis and is now on daily medication to control it. She continues to do well and is ery much loved by her mum

Storm is an 8 year old pug girl, who was sadly diagnosed with PLE when she arrived with us (Protein-losing enteropathy), an intestinal disease in which the intestinal infiltrates are so severe that the absorption of protein and other nutrients is seriously impaired.