Can you help pay for the cost of some eye medication for a poor dog who has been through so much?
Regular readers of the Watford Observer may recall the story of Penny, the sweet Patterdale Terrier who’s suffered a hard life. She came to the National Animal Welfare Trust after suffering years of neglect.
The Watford pet rescue centre is now appealing for kind-hearted people to pay for the cost of the eye-drops she’ll need twice a day for the rest of her life – a cost to the charity of £50 per month.
Penny came to the NAWT in terrible condition and needed a lot of medical care to help her on the road to recovery. She has been very patient with all the treatment to get her well but it has been a long and tiring journey, during which her carers have learned a lot about her.
Penny is a sweet soul with plenty of energy, who loves food, sniffy walks and curling up on a very comfy bed. She can be wary of new people but does love a little fuss and attention on her own terms once she gets to know you.
What Penny needs most of all is to be the only pet in a loving home so she can enjoy the care and attention she deserves. But until she finds her forever home, the NAWT needs help to pay for her ongoing eye treatment. If you’d like to contribute to Penny’s medical costs, you can donate online here: https://cafdonate.cafonline.org/9745#!/DonationDetails#%2FDonationDetails
Or if you could be that very special person to give Penny a home, call 0208 950 0177 (option 2) or email reception@nawt.org.uk to find out more about her.
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