Meet Cooper: A Beautiful Transformation from Fear to Love, Ready for His Forever Home
After just a week and a half in foster care, Cooper has blossomed from an extremely thin and frightened pup into a confident, playful, and affectionate companion…
What Cooper’s Foster Mummy says:
We have been fostering Cooper for a week and a half. When he arrived, he was extremely thin and frightened. After having regular meals, a lovely bath, and a lot of gentle encouragement, playtime, and training, he has transformed into a confident, playful, and affectionate dog.
Cooper walks well on a leash and enjoys exploring and playing with a ball at the park (on a long lead). He also happily greets other dogs and responds to his name when called.
He has been completely house-trained since his arrival and has established his own routine for using the toilet, making him easy to manage.
Cooper gets along exceptionally well with our other two rescue dogs, particularly our recently adopted puppy. They love to play and romp around together.
At night, he sleeps soundly in his bed in the kitchen with our other dogs. We leave the radio on low for them as it helps them sleep better.
Currently, he is fed a combination of wet and dry food, which he eats with gusto.
Cooper is an adorable dog with a lovely and friendly nature. He enjoys being stroked but can still be a bit shy when approached. However, he is gradually becoming more comfortable. He would be a great fit for someone who enjoys going on walks, providing affection, and engaging in playtime. He is a quick learner, so further training should be relatively straightforward.
This little guy deserves the very best forever home and will make an amazing companion, and whoever becomes his adopted owner, they will be very lucky.
Cooper comes with full rescue back up. Adoption Fee and home check apply.
Please note, we are unable to consider for adoption for Cooper to:
People with children under 10 years old
People under 25 years old
Homes without direct access to a private and secure garden
Homes where the dog will have to be left alone more than 4 hours.
Location: Wiltshire
Age: Approx. Born August 2022
Gender: Male
Status: Available NOW