3Brodie's ideal home Brodie is a fun and active boy looking for a forever family that can match his incredible zest for life! He loves being on the go and is always up for an adventure. Brodie has arrived with us with little previous history so we don’t know too much about him. He’ll need help with all his basics including housetraining and learning how to settle home
3Roby's ideal home Roby is looking for a home where any children are over the age of 14. He could potentially live with another calm dog who won't expect too much play from him, but no cats. Roby is house trained and once settled could be left for around 3 - 4 hours. His coat is quite high maintenance and will require regular trips to the groomers, so this cost should be
1Charley's ideal home Charley is looking for a home where she can soak up all of the love and fuss! Whilst Charley does interact well out and about with other Dogs, we are looking for a home where she is the only pet. Charley is ok to be left for a couple of hours once she has settled in. She could live with children aged 8+ who are calm and confident around Dogs. Charley
1Cedar's ideal home Cedar is an energetic 2-year-old boy, he is friendly and loves attention from his humans, he does like to hold you so will need continued training to ensure his paws stay on the floor. He’d like you to be home most of the day while he settles. Could you be Cedar's perfect match? Cedar will lean in for a fuss, he knows ‘sit’ and would benefit from
3Zorro's ideal home Handsome Zorro is looking for his forever home! He is a 4 year old Labrador Retriever who is full of life! This friendly boy could live with older primary school aged children and potentially another dog pending a successful introduction here at the centre. Zorro loves nothing more than playing with his toys and makes good use of his retrieving skills! Zorro
2Harry Snr's ideal home Harry is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can show him lots of love. He is a gentle boy and could live with primary school aged children. He can go home with another dog who doesn’t mind that at times he may be non-interactive and can live with other animals in the home. Harry would prefer a garden, but this is not essential. He can
2Bertie's ideal home 8 year old Bertie has greets everyone with real enthusiasm, even the Vet ! He makes new friends easily and would fit into most family households with primary school children and above or even first time dog owners. Bertie has had a much needed hair cut since his photo shoot so looks a little different, his new owners will need to factor in regular grooms to
2Juniper's ideal home Juniper will need a calm and quiet home due to her nervousness. Her forever family will need to be patient and willing to take things nice and slow with her and continue training to help her build in confidence. She is wary of other Dogs and will need help building confidence around them. Juniper can live with sensible children 14+ and will need to be the
3Copper's ideal home Copper is a 6 year old Labradoodle who is needing a loving home. He is a very sweet natured boy who loves snuggles and attention. Due to his lovely nature, he is able to live with children of 5 years and over. He could also live with a dog after a successful pair up, as he is always happy to say hello and is super friendly. Copper travels well in the car
3Pudding's ideal home This handsome 2 year old Labrador is Pudding. He can live with another dog in the home, pending a successful meet at the centre. Pudding is looking for an adult only home but can have visitors of older secondary school age. He is an under confident boy that needs some help in new situations from his people. Pudding is a very strong boy on lead and
3Phoenix's ideal home Meet Phoenix. He is a 5 year old Labrador cross Pointer looking for his forever home. He is currently unable to live with another dog in the home but he does get on with Dogs on walks. He can live with older secondary school aged children that are used to bouncy Dogs. Phoenix does struggle with being left alone, so he is looking for adopters that are
3Clover's ideal home Meet Clover! Clover is a gorgeous girl on the lookout for her forever home. As she is only a young pup, Clover is looking for a family who will be happy to support and encourage her with all her basic training. She has previously lived with children, but she is an excitable girl so any kids should be used to sharing their home with a big, bouncy dog. She
3Doug's ideal home Doug is an amazing 6 year old, Collie looking for an active home that will spend time taking him for long, sniffy walks and training to keep his mind active. He is very intelligent and loves to do search and finds with a tennis ball, he also adores playing fetch and will do anything for the ball. Doug is an affectionate dog who can be a great companion on
3Oscar and Charlie's ideal home Oscar and Charlie are an adorable Labrador duo, each with their own unique charm, looking for a loving home where they can stay together. They’d thrive in a calm household with committed adopters who can fill their lives with fun, while working with them on some basic training such as ‘loose-lead walking’ as they can both be very strong at
3Bobby's ideal home Bobby is a 5 year old Labrador looking for a fairly active home. He could live with children of primary school age and older who have experience around Dogs. He will need a secure garden preferably with a grass area he can toilet on and he does tend to wait until he find some grass to relieve himself on! Could you be Bobby's perfect match? Bobby is a bundle
3Jay's ideal home Meet Jay! The 11 year old Labrador looking for his retirement home. Jay could be happy living in a home with secondary school aged children or older. He could live with another laid-back natured dog subject to meets here at the centre and he's more than happy to have doggy walking friends out and about. Jay would be quite happy to lounge around in his new home
3Lola's ideal home Lola is a loving lady who is currently living with one of our amazing foster carers. She has a good history around children and can live young kids of any age. Lola can also live with other Dogs. Any match would need a successful meet in centre before adoption. While we have no history of Lola around cats, she does have the potential. This would be in a home
1Jake's ideal home Jake is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can build his confidence and show him that the World isn’t scary. He can live with another confident dog who can act as a role model. Additionally, he can live with other animals including cats (pending a scent swap). He can live with sensible secondary school aged children who can understand his
3Boo's ideal home Boo can live with cats, calm Dogs and children over the age of ten. Her new home will need to be mostly carpeted or have rugs on any smooth surfaces as Boo really isn't happy walking on a smooth floor. She has some arthritis and needs daily pain relief and anti inflammatories. Boo is house trained and can be left alone for four hours without worry once
3Bentley's ideal home Meet Bentley, our working line 5 year old Labrador looking for adopters who love training as much as he loves learning and working his brain! He would prefer a home with more than one person and would love his own secure garden. Bentley does get stressed by lots of noise so will need a home away from busy main roads and footpaths. He will need to be the
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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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