UKBTR would like to introduce our ‘Primrose Pups’
Previously known as ‘Furever Fosters’ our Primrose Pups are Bostons that will stay in their Foster Homes forever, living their best lives and being spoiled.
So why the change of name?
As spring approaches the first flowers we see are often Primroses. They bring the sun, warmth and light to us all, just like our Furever Fosters. The Primrose is seen as a symbol of new beginnings, hope and transformation - which sums up these special pups perfectly.
UKBTR currently have 7 golden oldies in foster where we take them in and place them in a loving home where they can live out their days on their retirement sofas in the comfort that all Bosties demand and deserve
The rescue will cover their expenses including all medical and veterinary costs for the rest of their lives regardless of what issues they come in with and/or develop as they age to keep them happy and comfortable and this can be a huge strain on our resources but they deserve it.
Meet our Primrose Pups
Penny – was only 1 when she came into rescue, has spinal issues affecting her continence and mobility and some separation anxiety and needs a lot of reassurance and input, she is 7 now and doing well with foster mum managing her with dedication and love
Winston – is now 14 and was surrendered in a very sorry state severely underweight, depressed and shut down, developed a liver and bowel infection and we nearly lost him, but he has bounced back and with the love and input from foster pawrents has flourished and is enjoying a country garden life which in he insists he is chased round before he will come indoors lol
George – will be 12 this year and surrendered when his family emigrated . He is a grumpy old man who is partially sighted with cataracts and prone to ulcers, also riddled with arthritis but he loves a good plod and sniff, loves biscuits and the sofa and fights to destroy the post every day.
Dexter – is nearly 10 and surrendered in 2024 with his sister due to his owner going abroad. He has eye issues along with cataracts and is a loving gentle giant who loves to grumble and cuddle his hoomans
Dora – is a tiny 10 year old and came in as her owner had died but had been handed from person to person, she had no records, no information at all not even a birthday. She was in a poor condition suspected breeding girl, has cataracts and wasn’t toilet trained but she is the sweetest squidgy little poppet who loves people and dogs and has bloomed with the love and fuss she has received from her new foster family
Jeanie – is 9 and deaf, her owner had his own issues and couldn’t keep her. She was in poor condition and had been bred from, she has numerous lumps and infected mammary glands, we are awaiting results to see if tumours. She is incontinent of faeces and very underweight but she is a snuggly little girl and dances for her food lol
Doris – is 11 blind and deaf and came in to rescue when her elderly parents both became hospitalised, initially very depressed but she has found her feet, mapped the house, put the other dogs in their place and found her cuddle spot -even mastering bunny hops to get up the stairs for the bed
