The eleventh category is

Mum in a Million

Nomination 1 - (Freedom) - Kushti - for her crisis adoption of white GS puppies


Nomination 2 - Margaret500 - for all the hard work and expense she put into saving little Waldo, who was a poorly raised puppy.

"It is our responsibility to make sure we are informed and know what we are doing before buying a puppy.
In this instance I failed myself and my family and also my puppy.
I was not aware of the pitfalls when buying a puppy.
I just wanted a Labradoodle, liked what I saw in the first visit, I did not ask lots of questions of the breeder and was not given information.
I did no health checks and asked for no paper work.
I know it is people like me who feed bad breeders pockets and, if everyone took more time to do research before buying, it might cut down the amount of bad breeders, as informed buyers would not buy from them.
Once again I am back at vets again tonight with Waldo, still unwell with severe diarrhoea, which even 24hr starving has not helped, now on more medication.
That is 6 visits to the vets since getting my puppy less than 3 weeks ago.
I would say ask questions, get recomendations, be informed.
Thanks to the UKLA family and the Vet, I am glad to be able to post some pics of a much happier Waldo.


Heres hoping he continues to go from strength to strength

Nomination 3 - Linny - Millie - for her feeding and loving of her new baby, Sinbad the kitten


Nomination 4 - Madaboutdoodles - Stretch helps out (well technical Dad in a Million but what's a sex change between friends )


Nomination 5 - Madaboutdoodles - Taking 14 puppies to the vet and surviving!


Nomination 6 - Bridget - for trying so hard to save Tyson and her success with Titch, now Boomer.

The two tiny ones, who are still hanging on in there. Bridget has named the brown boy Tyson and the apricot girl Titch:


The Beautiful Boomer growing up