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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
National
Nia Dalton

Britain's oldest ever rescue dog finds final loving family at the age of 22

A 22-year-old pooch, believed to be the oldest ever rescue dog in Britain, has found his happy ending after settling into a new forever home. Ty, the Staffordshire bull terrier Dalmatian cross, has been on the hunt for a permanent place to retire since a change in his family's circumstances left him homeless in August.

The animal welfare team at Dogs Trust Bridgend took Ty in and made a plea to find the Older Age Pooch (OAP) a home as soon as possible. Their wish came true when a couple saw Ty advertised on the charity's website and instantly fell in love. Now, the old boy has a final resting place to listen to his favourite classical music and snuggle up.

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