2Deefer's ideal home Are you someone who understands that the world can feel a bit big when you’re small? This 5-month-old Lab cross Spaniel is a sweet girl who’s still finding her confidence and will shine best with people who are happy to let her take things slowly and at her own pace. She enjoys exploring, especially when her nose is leading the way, but she’s happiest
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5Luna is a beautiful 5 year old KC registered Lab with no health issues & is not spayed. Unfortunately due to my relationship breaking down no one is home for wee Luna. I also no longer have her papers. While Luna is the sweetest cuddle bug out there she unfortunately is fearful of new people and other Dogs. She can take a while to warm up to new people however she LOVES
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3Mary's ideal home This beautiful girl is Mary. Mary has stolen a lot of hearts here at our rehoming centre and loves spending her time with her favourite staff members, even chilling out in the offices for some extra cuddles and of course extra treats! Mary can be worried by new people and noises so is on the shy side when meeting new faces. Therefore we are looking for a
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4Toffee's ideal home Toffee is a lovely girl who is as sweet as her name! She loves going out for walks and exploring the great outdoors! Toffee is very bonded with her best friend Fudge so they are looking to be rehomed together. Toffee and Fudge are happy to meet other people and pass other Dogs when out on walks. They are looking for a home with children aged 10 and above
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4Poppy's ideal home Poppy is a 7 year old Labradoodle who is looking for a home with her mum Bailey. She is super sweet and loves her cuddles and will be right by your side, especially if she hears the rustle of a treat packet! Poppy can share her home with her mum, as well as other Dogs, cats, and children around primary school age and older. Could you be Poppy's perfect
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4Bailey's ideal home Bailey is an 8 year old Labradoodle who is looking for a home with her daughter Poppy. She is super sweet and loves her home comforts and tasty treats! Bailey can share her home with her daughter, as well as other Dogs, cats, and children around primary school age and older. Could you be Bailey's perfect match? Bailey and Poppy are the best of friends and
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4Lola's ideal home Meet Lola! She is a very sweet, playful girl who loves getting out on walks so would thrive in a home who will take her out for daily adventures! Her favourite places to visit include the beach and mountains! Lola is a social girl who has previously lived with children and other Dogs although she can be a tad boisterous at times, so if sharing her new home
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1Ivy's ideal home Ivy is a 3 year old Labrador looking for a home with her brother Forrest. She is an energetic girl who enjoys being on the go! This dynamic duo are looking for active and experienced owners that can keep this delightful pair busy. Forrest and Ivy prefer walking in quiet areas where they are less likely to see other Dogs. They can both be strong on lead so are
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2Bessie's ideal home Meet the beautiful Bessie! She is on the lookout for her forever home with a family who will be happy to support and encourage her with all her basic training, including housetraining and socialisation. A secure garden space would be a great help with this and will give her space to burn some of her puppy energy through enrichment games and play! Bessie
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Adopting a Labrador Retriever usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Labrador is matched with the right home.
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