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Can't stop eating those chips!

Stitch came to Evesham Greyhound & Lurcher Rescure (EGLR) in a dreadful state - be warned, these pictures are pretty graphic. I drew this picture of him and made Christmas Cards, postcards and stickers to help fundraise for EGLR - there's still lots available! I had hoped to adopt Stitch but Daisy was frightened of him, even though he is only a puppy. She met Comet at the same time and they hit it off perfectly so Comet was her choice. It looks like Stitch might have a possible family coming up soon.... let's hope it wont be too long before this lovely little man gets the forever home he deserves

.... looking north. It wasn't long before that rain arrived

Happy Christmas Flickr friends
Hope you all have a fun and relaxing Christmas

... sorry about Daisy, she really is shameless

meet Daisy's new special friend, Comet
He came to us a couple of weeks ago and has settled in really well. He's around 7 months old and a whippet cross. He adores Daisy and follows her everywhere.... and she loves him. When they're not chasing each other and play fighting, they're snuggled up together on the sofa. One of his favourite games is running into the bushes in my garden and making Daisy guess where he's going to emerge - hence the cuts on his face. He's such a happy, sweet-natured little puppy, but he had the worst start in life. It's amazing he survived, but thanks to the dedication of Pip at Evesham Greyhound & Lurcher Rescue, he pulled through and is now loving his new home with Daisy Mae. He's called Comet in memory of Star, another whippet cross puppy who was found in a similar condition but sadly she didn't make it.

... that's Daisy's pink tummy he's lying on!