1Casper's ideal home An energetic frenchie, always on the go, and rather bold, he oozes confidence and he'd like to be kept busy with enrichment toys, such as snuffle mats. Equally he'd enjoy sniffing in the garden, he loves to run around and to explore, so a secure garden would be beneficial Could you be Casper's perfect match? Ideally Casper is looking for a family who are
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4Peggy's ideal home Peggy is a gorgeous 3 year old Frenchie who is pretty laid back and relaxed about life! She has found herself in our care through no fault of her own and would happily share her home with other pets, as well as children of any age. Could you be Peggy's perfect match? Wee Peggy does have some skin allergies so she is fed a strict diet as recommended by vets.
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