Animal rescue desperately looking for home after dog seized from 'squalid flat'
A Wolverhampton animal rescue is desperately looking for a home for one of its dogs who was rescued from a squalid flat by police.
Wings and Paws Rescue says it is "running out of time" to find a new home for Ingrid, who can no longer stay at her current foster home.
The rescue says they have "nowhere else to put her" and is seeking a new temporary or permanent home for her, with the charity covering all of her costs.
Wings and Paws is also striving to find a home for Major, who was rescued alongside Ingrid and her three puppies.
Many followers of the rescue know Major, as the charity looked after him for many years whilst he and his owner were homeless and lived on the streets.
Over the years, they paid for lots of his vet treatments and a member of the team regularly visited his owner with food and other vital items.
Sadly, the rescue believes his owner died a few months ago and Major was taken in by someone who "wanted to use him to make money".
A member of the Wings and Paws team said: "Major's dad adored him and we were content knowing that Major was happy and healthy and we'd be called if ever he needed help.
