Pumpkin was found abandoned in a pumpkin patch near to the rescue centre, he was terrified and had been spotted by members of the public.  Luckily, after sometime with patience and determination they managed to convince him to safety.   He was terrified and in very poor condition, he was taken to the rescue and warmed up, as he was shaking with cold and fear. Poor Pumpkin was in a really bad state; he was underweight, covered in scabs and very nervous. He needed urgent medical treatment for his skin, and special vitamin supplements to help him to regain weight. Pumpkin was fortunate to spend the next 3 months recovering in a foster home, with a member of staff, with whom he created a really close bond.  In this time Pumpkin started to really find his feet and personality.

Pumpkin gradually became less nervous around people, and began to slowly trust humans again. He was gently introduced to other people and animals, which set him up very well for his forever home. We are delighted when Pumpkin was adopted by his new family, and enjoys all the love and security of a forever loving home.

This would not have been possible without immediate medical care, ongoing veterinary treatment and monitoring, and of course all the TLC he received.