A second chance for a beautiful mother and daughter duo.
Meg and Wilma arrived at Rain Rescue through no fault of their own, after the heartbreaking loss of their previous owner. This mother and daughter pair were understandably confused and a little timid when they first came into our care. At first, both Meg and Wilma kept their distance, unsure of their new surroundings and the unfamiliar faces around them. They needed time, space, and gentle reassurance – and that’s exactly what our team gave them.
With daily care, calm words, and patience, we began to see glimpses of their sweet personalities shine through. Meg, the mum, was always slightly braver – stepping out first, curious but cautious. Wilma would follow her lead, slowly building her own confidence as she realised she was safe. Day by day, their trust grew. Before long, they were accepting strokes and curling up in their cosy beds, finally beginning to relax.
We knew both Meg and Wilma would need calm, patient homes where they could continue to grow in confidence. While they could have been rehomed separately if needed, we secretly hoped a family would come along who had room in their hearts for both – and thankfully, that wish came true.
Meg and Wilma’s new owners shared this lovely update:
“Our girls have settled in really quickly. They seem very content and are both happy to be stroked and cuddle up on the sofa and footstools. This week we’ve started letting them out into the garden with us, which they’re really enjoying. We feel they must have come from a very loving and happy home previously. They are such a pleasure to have as part of our family.”
Hearing how relaxed and content they now are fills our hearts with joy. After experiencing loss and uncertainty, these two gentle souls have found their place again – and their new family couldn’t be happier.
Meg and Wilma’s story is a beautiful reminder that, even in the wake of sadness, brighter days can follow. With time, love and a little patience, broken hearts can heal – and new bonds can blossom.
We’re so proud to have played a part in their journey, and so grateful to their new family for opening their home and hearts to them both.
Here’s to many more happy, peaceful days ahead for Meg and Wilma – and a lifetime of love in their forever home.