Meet the Twilighters

Time to meet our very handsome tripod, Ulysses. This gentle giant is 10.5 years old and has had a few homes in his time. His luckiest was with his last foster mum and family, Louise, through Les Amis. Just before … Read More

We get so many requests for a place here at Twilight and we cannot (very sadly) take them all. Due to the family circumstances they come with nothing, sad refugees of divorce and no money. Meet Cannelle and ‘Appy! Both … Read More

Thanks to the wonderful Isabelle of Orfee, dear old Winnie has been rescued from the streets of Romania. We normally take two each year, but felt with Daddy Twilight so poorly, just one for the moment. Darling Winnie was chosen … Read More

This tiny, tiny little black toothy poppit is probably 18 months old and is a paraplegic due to a car accident in Bordeaux. Chihuahua mix, probably! Thanks to the lovely Danielle, he was put into a foster home to see … Read More

Meet Bert! This handsome old timer turned up at a supporters home 11 days ago. Sadly, they couldn’t keep him, and his fate was euthanasia. Well, we couldn’t be having that, so despite life a little topsy here at Twilight, … Read More

What a little beauty we have here. This little lady is 12, and very sadly her mummy died three months ago. She came from the SPA Limoges, where they tried very hard to rehome her. Sadly, she suffers from stress, … Read More

What a gorgeous handsome gentle giant we have here. Ben has clearly been much loved. Sadly, his mum died suddenly, then his dad took ill not too long after. A wonderful English couple cared for him over the seven months … Read More

Braille cam to Twilight a puppy and a very special one, too. Wait, you say – I thought Twilight was just for old dogs. Yes, most of the dogs at Twilight are in their senior years, but we also welcome … Read More

Dobbie arrived at Twilight as a three month old French Bull dog. The little lad has a congenital back, hip and leg problem, but he does not let these restrictions to his mobility get in the way of a good … Read More

Sweet little Romanian Nala was originally named ‘Life’. She arrived safely at Twilight in December 2015 and was quite the most gorgeous Christmas pressie Leeanne could have. Nala only has the use of her front legs, and an operation in … Read More

Caesar joined Twilight with his sister Chloe from Saintes SPA, thanks to our friend Kate. They’d both been removed from a house due to ill-treatment and were literally scared stiff. Caesar was so frightened that he could not walk due … Read More

Dr Taffy as he is known, was one of the first dogs that Mike and Leeanne rescued via Sue at PoorPaws way back in the early days. He was a small pup, who had been thrown over the wall of … Read More

Introducing Rock, and says Leanne, “Let me tell you a little story. Back at the beginning of April I allowed myself a quiet moment and a little peek onto FB. It is always a disaster for me, I get caught … Read More

Leeanne’s baby – a fiftieth birthday present, he came to Twilight as a tiny puppy. Bear is blind in one eye, but this does not hamper his youthful spirit. He keeps the oldies on their toes, plays football with his … Read More

Mummy’s girl – Elen means ‘light’ in Welsh. She was one of four dumped, and thankfully taken by SPA Mornac. A bit like a renewal of your marriage vows, or the sharing of a special memory, Elen was a special … Read More

Little Nouni, blind, deaf, thyroid troubles, skin trouble and with a story never to be told as a tricky situation. We thank those who found him a home here. He has settled instantly xxx What a cuddle pot xxx

Dear Madge joined us at 14 years old, leaving the streets of Romania, a life of avoiding the dog catchers. Brought to us through Orfee, thank you for entrusting her to, dear Terry and co-pilot Brian, for travelling many hours to … Read More

Dear Versailles. What a lonely little love bug you are xxx Found on the streets, and not claimed. 13 years old. Thanks to Les Amis for taking the old lad under their wing. They very kindly fostered him during his … Read More