The Dog House

Woodgreen animal charity is actively seeking suitable homes for two dogs. One of the animals is Spud, a one‑year‑old French bulldog. The other is a battle‑scarred cane corso, both currently under the charity’s care and awaiting adoption.

The episode presents the work of Woodgreen, an animal charity dedicated to rehoming pets. It follows the organisation as it strives to place rescued animals into appropriate families, highlighting the day‑to‑day responsibilities of staff and volunteers. By focusing on the charity’s core mission, the programme gives viewers a clear picture of how the shelter operates and the lengths it goes to secure permanent homes for its charges. In this particular instalment, the spotlight falls on two very different dogs. The first is a one‑year‑old French bulldog called Spud, who is currently awaiting adoption. The second is a cane corso that bears visible battle scars, a testament to a difficult past. Both animals are featured as the charity works to match them with suitable owners, illustrating the varied challenges involved in finding the right fit for each canine. The narrative follows the practical steps taken by Woodgreen to achieve successful placements. Staff conduct assessments, arrange viewings and consider the specific needs of each dog, ensuring that prospective owners are equipped to provide appropriate care. Throughout the episode, the emphasis remains on the systematic effort to secure homes that suit the temperament and history of Spud and the scarred cane corso, underscoring the charity’s commitment to responsible rehoming.