
Grina
14 years and 1 month old, Grina, is as spritely as ever. She is a little deaf now, and her eyesight is deteriorating a bit, but her energy and joie de vivre is as good as ever. She came to me as a LTF just over 4 years ago, after

Rosie
Hi, my name is Rosie, previously known as Lilou, and I am a Shih Tzu living in Limousin. I have been asked to introduce this new weekly post on one of the vital roles carried out by Les Amis des Animaux – lifetime fostering. What is Support Our Seniors? For

Noah
‘Hello I’m Noah, I’m a lifetime foster (LF) living with my new family; Belle who is another doggie LF, and George and Harry who were abandoned as kittens and adopted by our mum. If you think an elderly, deaf, and almost blind Westie terrier might be devoid of personality, you’d

Lula and Pickle
We first welcomed Lula into our home in May last year. We were told she’s a 10 year old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and that her lovely owner was very poorly. She needed to lose a little weight and that she needs a bit of TLC and that she sleeps

Palliative Care as a Lifetime Fosterer
On occasion, here at Les Amis, we are asked to take on end of life care for poorly cats and dogs, for example those with cancer. As you can imagine, these little ones can be difficult to place. Les Amis cover the costs of all treatment but, the main

FLEUR
FLEUR was the first blind cat Les Amis rehomed. That was eight years ago and Fleur and her adopter enjoyed a very happy life together. Sadly her friend and companion died a while back and, although she has been cared for since then by family, it is hard to assimilate

