But little Theo has been rescued and is looking for a devoted family
An "unwanted" Yorkshire Terrier who was left with a vet to be put to sleep because he was no longer wanted by his family, has been rescued and is to be offered for adoption.Now the team at Friends of Rescue, are assessing his personality and needs to be able to match him with a forever loving home.His foster mum told the charity said: "This poor little guy was left into a vets to be euthanised due to being unwanted.
"He interacts with everyone but is becoming attached to me. He finds it extremely hard to settle when I leave in the morning. He wouldn't be able to sleep in a room on his own at night, or be left alone in the house. He sleeps on the bed beside me which I think he finds a comfort. "He is just a lovely wee man, good natured and fun, and he needs someone active who can give him lots of time. He could live with another dog or dogs but they would need to be as active as him or he will torture the life out of them trying to get a rise."
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