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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
National
Paige Freshwater

Lonely 'giant puppy' spends six months in rescue with very little interest

A 'giant puppy' with lots of love to give has spent almost half of his life in RSPCA care - without a single suitable rehoming enquiry. One-year-old Kodak came into the care of the RSPCA’s Mount Noddy Animal Centre, in Chichester, West Sussex, after being rescued by the charity’s inspectors.

The Cane Corso has now spent six months patiently waiting at the centre - run by the RSPCA Sussex West Branch - to find his match, but sadly he hasn’t had a single enquiry or rehoming application. Manager Susan Botherway said: "Kodak is such a sweet lad who's had a difficult start in life. He just needs someone to give him a chance and to show him what a loving home is really like.

He is currently staying at the RSPCA’s Mount Noddy Animal Centre (RSPCA)
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