Your latest cute pet photos including a Romanian rescue dog – Oxford Mail

Owners from across Oxfordshire have been sending in their latest photos of adorable pets.
This week there are lots of dogs but only a couple of cats – Meg Phillips from Abingdon sent in a photo of her moggies Ember and Nieva. Some pets have not had the easiest start.
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Dawn Burford from Bicester sent a photo of her Romanian rescue dog.
She said: “Bella arrived two years ago after being brought to the UK.

She was a former street dog and had lost her litter of puppies.
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“Watching that terrified dog become the clown she is today has been rewarding.”

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This story was written by Andy Ffrench, he joined the team more than 20 years ago and now covers community news across Oxfordshire.
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