It was important to us, as we waved goodbye to Shabbat, that her brother Rabbi would also have something lined up and hopefully also leave for his forever home too. But it also had to a pawfect match.
When we saw an application from the Collins family, who had been following Rabbi and Shabbats story, we had a little smile to ourselves 
A homecheck was done and a meet and greet arranged just a few days after his sister left.
It was an instant hit between Rabbi and both children. Mum and Dad were smitten too (once they had got a look in that is!) And we smiled as we watched Rabbi run and play across our fields, delighted to have human siblings who wanted to enjoy outdoor life as much as he did.
It was just “pawfect” and 2 weeks on it remains “pawfect” for Rabbi and his family as they make each day an adventure, full of fun and love.
Our grateful thanks to the Collins’ for giving Rabbi his chance to be happy.
Please enjoy the video as it is the definition of “pawfectness” for rescue dogs everywhere 
