Dog needs a little magic (From The Argus)

Dog needs a little magic

4:30pm Monday 7th January 2013 in News

A Staffordshire bull terrier will be hoping to be part of a rags to riches story after being named Cinderella.

The dog was abandoned on the A23 in Brighton just before Christmas.

Cinderella was taken in by animal welfare officers at Brighton and Hove City Council and is waiting to be rehomed.

Three other Staffies have joined her having been dumped at various locations over the festive season.

They are Domino, left in a park in Hangleton, Bailey, and Bess, left at the RSPCA premises.

Maggi Hollands, animal welfare officer for Brighton and Hove City Council, said: “It’s heartbreaking to see animals abandoned over Christmas. These are all female and very sweet and friendly.

“Bailey and Bess are older dogs. We hope we can find loving homes for all of them.”

If you think you can offer these dogs a home and would like to find out more about them, contact Animal Welfare on 01273 293299.

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