Leeds nostalgia: Pups born in 1974 given a fighting chance...

Pictured in Leeds on February 13, 1974, are several puppies just starting out in life and were it not for the kindness of the people of Leeds, their fate might have been very different.
By The Newsroom
Published 9th Feb 2018, 11:50 BST
Updated 9th Feb 2018, 11:55 BST
Leeds, 13th February 1974 Nine four week old alsatian pups, born in the garden of an empty house in Cowper Street, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, are being cared for by the R. S. P. C. A. They are seen here being tended by kennel maid Marion Sarchfield. Their mother, an Alsatian stray, has roamed the area for months, but all R. S. P. C. A. attempts to capture her have failed.Leeds, 13th February 1974 Nine four week old alsatian pups, born in the garden of an empty house in Cowper Street, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, are being cared for by the R. S. P. C. A. They are seen here being tended by kennel maid Marion Sarchfield. Their mother, an Alsatian stray, has roamed the area for months, but all R. S. P. C. A. attempts to capture her have failed.
Leeds, 13th February 1974 Nine four week old alsatian pups, born in the garden of an empty house in Cowper Street, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, are being cared for by the R. S. P. C. A. They are seen here being tended by kennel maid Marion Sarchfield. Their mother, an Alsatian stray, has roamed the area for months, but all R. S. P. C. A. attempts to capture her have failed.

The picture shows nine four-week-old Alsatian pups, born in the garden of an empty house in Cowper Street, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, which were being cared for by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

They are seen here being tended by kennel maid Marion Sarchfield.

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Their mother, an Alsatian stray, was said to have roamed the area for months but all RSPCA attempts to capture failed.

If you remember the pups or know Marion Sarchfield, we would love to hear from you. Email: [email protected]

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