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Rescued Corgi Slated for Euthanasia Now Up for Adoption

Having been vaccinated with neutering scheduled before adoption, Rufus requires a tranquil home free of other pets with children aged 14 or older.

Overview

  • Rufus, a 10-year-old Corgi, was brought to Oakwood Dog Rescue in Hull after his elderly owner died and no caregiver was available, leading to a pending euthanasia booking.
  • Oakwood Dog Rescue made an exception to advertise Rufus despite usually listing only dogs already in their care, citing concerns about his ability to adjust to kennels.
  • He is available for adoption for a £50 fee, with all vaccinations complete and neutering set to occur before he leaves the rescue.
  • Prospective adopters must offer a calm environment without other dogs or cats and ideally have older children aged 14 and up.
  • The rescue warns that cases like Rufus’s arrive weekly, underscoring how owner deaths without pet care plans strain shelter resources.