Please find attached a HPCofGb Press Release in response to the “Speaker’s Corner” article published in Our Dogs on 20th May 2016

HPC of GB Press Release – 16 June 2016

A few weeks that changed my life….

Hello my name is Luna and it’s been a crazy few weeks. My life as a Puli was happy and stable and then my owner was taken ill. Before I knew what was happening I woke up to find myself at the Dogs Trust Hotel in Harefield. The staff there are very nice but it wasn’t like home and I knew I needed to find some humans to adopt as soon as possible. My friend Miranda at Hungarian Puli Club of GB Welfare was on the case and she knew of a lovely couple who they had helped before. They already had a Puli called Ziggy so I thought it was worth meeting them all. They came down to Dogs Trust to see me and we just clicked. I knew it would be worth adopting them, as they already seemed Puli trained. My new friends at Dogs Trust said they could take me home so I packed my lead and off I went.

I have been with them for around six weeks now and am setting in well. I am getting lots of walks and fuss. Their other Puli Ziggy is my new best friend and we are playing in the garden and running around. He is helping me settle in and showing me the things he can do. He has also helped me find my voice again and it seems to be working better than ever. I am eating and sleeping well. All the playing and walks are making me happy as you can see from my photo below when we all went to the beach.

I have been to my new vets and they gave me a clean bill of health and added me to their computer so now I cannot escape my boosters. I have even been made to go to school where I have already passed my Good Citizen Bronze level.

I would like to thank my friends at Dogs Trust and I hope all the other dogs are finding new homes like I have. Thanks also to Miranda at Hungarian Puli Club of GB Welfare for alerting my new family and to Melissa at Strictly K9 Dog Training for teaching my humans well.

P.S. My humans Russell and Sandie wanted me to tell you that they couldn’t be happier that I was willing to adopt them! Special thanks to Miranda Turrell at Hungarian Puli Club of GB Welfare and Daniel Thompson at Dogs Trust who alerted them to my situation and facilitated our first meeting possible. They thank you all for your help and look forward to many happy years living with me! They keep telling me I am a fantastic dog and who am I to argue!

http://hungarianpuliclubofgb.co.uk/about-pulis/thinking-of-buying-a-puli-puppy/

Welfare Fund

It has come to our attention today, that a 3 year old black Puli bitch is at the Dogs Trust Kennels near Heathrow.

She is apparently healthy and sociable and they are looking to rehome her. Owing to the Dogs Trust regulations they will not pass her to the Hungarian Puli Club of Great Britain’s Welfare scheme and insist on rehoming her direct.

We have passed this information onto the people on our current list of potential foster homes and would ask if anyone reading this notice can help or would be interesting in rehoming the Puli, please telephone the Dogs Trust direct:

Mr Daniel Thompson 07887 536371

06/04/2016 UPDATE:

The Dogs Trust have confirmed this Puli has been successfully rehomed and is doing well.

It is with great sadness that we inform you that Avril Lacey passed away on Friday 18th March 2016 following a courageous battle with cancer. She will be sorely missed by all of the Puli family and indeed the dog world. Our thoughts at this time go to Stan and their respective family and friends. Her funeral will take place on Wednesday 23rd March 2016 in France.

Stan has requested that flowers are not sent however any donations will be given to Cancer Support Deux-se.

Please can you contact Lesley Cook at l.cook73@sky.com or telephone 07795435489.