mercredi 4 avril 2018

How do you train a deaf dog?

 

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Ice learns sign language

On average, nine dogs arrive at Battersea’s doors every day and receive ongoing training during their stays – loveable giant, Ice, was no exception. On arrival, the team realised that Ice was going to pose a different training challenge to most other dogs, as he was completely deaf.

A Battersea rescue

At just a few days old, Miss Honey, Von Trapp and Poppins were found in a cardboard box on the streets of London, cold and alone.

 

They arrived at Battersea in desperate need of a mother figure. One of our incredible volunteers took on the role as their foster mum. As a result, the tiny newborns were never short of the love and affection they truly needed.  

Sponsor a Kitty Kabin or Kennel

Help make sure there's always somewhere safe and warm for lost and abandoned dogs and cats while they wait to find a family. From as little as £5, your support will ensure that every dog and cat has bedding, blankets, toys and treats to keep them happy and healthy.

Did someone say run? 

Get your running shoes on and take part in the Windsor Half Marathon or the Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon this Autumn in support of abandoned dogs and cats. Whether you're ready to enjoy running through Windsor Great Park or some of London's most beautiful green spaces, you can help us care for our animals one step at a time.

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

Registered Charity in England and Wales No. 206394

4 Battersea Park Road, London SW8 4AA

 

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