New families for four XL Bully type dogs - LiverpoolWorld Headlines
- 4 months ago
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An animal rescue centre has found new families for four XL Bully type dogs. Freshfields had appealed to rehome Aura, Dexter, Sonny and Moose following the announcement of the new legislation banning the breed. The centre says they are settling into their new lives as beloved family pets.
2024 is already shaping up to top last year's success at Liverpool ONE, with a 10% increase in visitor numbers during the first week of January versus last year, representing the best start to a year in more than five years. This follows the retail and leisure destination recording its busiest ever Christmas in 2023.
An animal rescue centre has found new families for four XL Bully type dogs. Freshfields had appealed to rehome Aura, Dexter, Sonny and Moose following the announcement of the new legislation banning the breed. The centre says they are settling into their new lives as beloved family pets.