Snoop the abandoned Staffie has found a loving new home
Heartbreaking moment man dumps dog before driving AWAY!
Snoop the Staffie, who was dumped on the streets of Stoke-on-Trent, looks to have finally found his forever home.
Millions of people from around the world watched the heart-wrenching footage as Snoop was dumped on the streets of Trentham just before Christmas.
The pooch was seen chasing his former owner's car as they pulled off into the distance leaving him with just his bed.
Celebrities - including namesake rapper Snoop Dogg - offered to re-home the Staffie but the RSPCA said the pooch was suffering from separation anxiety after being left in the street.
The RSPCA has now revealed Snoop looks to have found a loving new home in rural Herefordshire with Laurence Squire.
Laurence said: "He is a fantastic dog and he settled in straightaway. As soon as he came into the house for the first time, he jumped on the sofa and it was as though he decided that was the space for him! He loves to lie on the back of the sofa and if I put the fire on he will curl up in front of it.
"He loves being warm and if he can find his way into a bedroom, you’ll find him under the duvet with his head on the pillow.”
With Laurence working from home, Snoop is now free to roam around a large garden area and the surrounding fields - he's also become a regular in the village pub.
RSPCA spokeswoman Rachel Butler has revealed Snoop is loving his new life having battled against his separation anxiety after being abandoned.
Heartbreaking moment man dumps dog before driving AWAY!
Snoop the Staffie, who was dumped on the streets of Stoke-on-Trent, looks to have finally found his forever home.
Millions of people from around the world watched the heart-wrenching footage as Snoop was dumped on the streets of Trentham just before Christmas.
The pooch was seen chasing his former owner's car as they pulled off into the distance leaving him with just his bed.
Celebrities - including namesake rapper Snoop Dogg - offered to re-home the Staffie but the RSPCA said the pooch was suffering from separation anxiety after being left in the street.
The RSPCA has now revealed Snoop looks to have found a loving new home in rural Herefordshire with Laurence Squire.
Laurence said: "He is a fantastic dog and he settled in straightaway. As soon as he came into the house for the first time, he jumped on the sofa and it was as though he decided that was the space for him! He loves to lie on the back of the sofa and if I put the fire on he will curl up in front of it.
"He loves being warm and if he can find his way into a bedroom, you’ll find him under the duvet with his head on the pillow.”
With Laurence working from home, Snoop is now free to roam around a large garden area and the surrounding fields - he's also become a regular in the village pub.
RSPCA spokeswoman Rachel Butler has revealed Snoop is loving his new life having battled against his separation anxiety after being abandoned.
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