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Original referral information: 27th April 25:
Good Evening, Suzie is a Staffie who is very busy and loving. She gets on brilliantly with people and has tons of energy. She needs some training and love. She’s probably about 2 years old, she is microchipped, and she was found as a stray in early April so has done her 7 days.
I have attached some photos of her. I would appreciate it if you could take her we have tried every Rescue but alas without luck. Many thanks Tx
We had a lovely walk, taking in the stream so she could have a quick splash about, and then because she was still brimming with energy I treated myself to 10 minutes in the paddock with her. Well Geoff was absolutely right, as soon as I sat down she was up on my knee, paws on my shoulders and giving my face a thoroughly good wash 
. She then rushed off to check the paddock out and came back to have another cuddle. I tried so hard to get good photos of her but she really didn't keep still for long enough 
however the couple of her looking up at me with her paws on my knees, prior to jumping onto my lap again are hysterical, so I've included them!!! I can't believe she'll be with us very long and whoever gets to adopt her is going to be incredibly lucky.