hi all just seen this and i think his sweet not ugle so sad poor thing,

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2566738/Mexican-Hairless-dog-has-no-baldy-to-love-him.html

and no maulting to put up with with one of these lol

Poor wee darling, I'd have him if I had room for another.  He has the sweetest face and probably is not very comfortable in kennels.

ahhh poor guy. The Mexican Hairless is one of the breeds i like.

They dont have a breed club do they? If they did that may of been able to help him find a home.
Could they not trace his breeder, surly as they are not many over here it there cant be many breeders.

He has the sweetest face

i agree he has a cute face i hope he's rehomed soon bless him ,

As there are only a few breeders of these dogs in the UK, you'd think that the owners of this one would have taken him back to his breeder, I can't help thinking that they'd be very upset to find he's in rescue.

Regarding rescue trying to find his breeder - according to the Daily Mail it's an RSPCA rescue centre - and they aren't exactly reknowned for their record of working with breed clubs or breeders when it comes to rescue dogs :(

There is a new Club for this breed and I have sent their contact the link - I'm sure they'd prefer to know about one of this breed languishing in rescue ;)

There is a new Club for this breed and I have sent their contact the link - I'm sure they'd prefer to know about one of this breed languishing in rescue

ohh thank you so much for taking the time to do that it was very nice of you i hope they help the poor fellow out, xx

Well done Dill I really hope the breed club can help.

how sad :(

Oh he is lovely I bet he's not alone now.

he looks more like a chinese crested than a mexican hairless. Poor little mite, I would have him if I hadnt already got my little crestie monster.

How sad that the RSPCA will not work with breed rescues. I asked them about their re-homing policy recently and asked them if they would work with a breed rescue and the reply was that they would only work with a breed rescue to rehome a dog if they had several handed in two cases as examples being a few years ago 200+ labradors were handed in by what they described as a caring breeder, (still left her with 150 though :-( ) and the recent case of the St Bernards. They said they do not work with breed rescues if they only get in one dog of a breed as they feel they can offer a wider selection of homes.

I'm sure people will be queuing up to offer him a home now :)