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Jilly Beattie & Karen Antcliff

Yorkshire Terrier was taken to vet to be put down as he was 'unwanted' by family

A four-year-old Yorkshire Terrier was branded "unwanted" after the family that owned him left him with a vet to be put to sleep. The adorable canine, called Theo, was dropped off with the vet as he was no longer wanted by his family.

The heartbreaking tale was written by Belfast Live. However, there could be a happy ending. Theo is now being offered up for adoption after being rescued. He is currently living in foster care after the lucky save.

According to the Nottinghamshire Live sister publication, Theo is now with the team at Friends of Rescue, which is assessing his personality and needs to be able to match him with a forever-loving home. His foster mum said: "This poor little guy was left in a vets to be euthanised due to being unwanted. He is a busy little man but if he gets two good walks and play time, he can settle for periods, he's also very good at night time.

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