Guide Dogs Charity Welcomes 13 New Puppies
The Guide Dogs charity has welcomed 13 puppies, its largest litter in three years.
A four-year-old golden retriever-labrador cross, Yori, gave birth at home in Chipping Campden in August, two months after meeting guide dog dad Otis, a yellow labrador.
The size of the litter is well above Guide Dogs' average of between seven and eight pups.
- The boys are named: Biscuit, Crumble, Bagel, Crumpet, Rye, Tiger and Pretzel
- The girls are named: Apple, Eccles, Cocoa, Chelsea, Custard and Ginger
The large litter has been affectionately named 'the baker's dozen' and each puppy has been given bakery-themed names inspired by sweet and savoury treats.
The charity's Puppy Appeal encourages members of the public to fundraise and donate during the month of October.
Author's summary: Guide Dogs charity welcomes 13 new puppies in largest litter since 2022.
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