1Max's ideal home Max is a fun-loving, confident young Dog bursting with enthusiasm for life! At just 1 year and 6 months old, he’s still very much in his adolescent phase and full of playful energy. He absolutely loves meeting new people and Dogs, greeting everyone with excitement and a wagging tail. Max would thrive in a home that can offer him structure, continued
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2Buddy's ideal home Buddy is on the search for an active home with adopters who can get him stuck into activities. He would be best suited to live in a quieter area as he has shown to be worried by loud noises. Buddy will need a private and secure garden he can call his own. He is looking to be the only Dog in the home but could live with separated small furries. He can live
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Hugo's ideal home Hugo is a 3-year-old poodle / Labrador crossbreed who is looking for a forever home, he is a fun active boy who loves exploring outdoors. He can live with children 14+ who are comfortable around lively energetic Dogs. He could possibly live with another Dog (depending on Dog introduction here at the centre),but does have a slight prey
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Gizmo's ideal home 3 year old German Shepherd / Labrador cross Gizmo has come to us through no fault of his own. He is ready to find his forever family that can include him in family life and give him lots of fuss and attention. Gizmo is a friendly boy and can live with older children 14+ that are comfortable around large bouncy Dogs. He would prefer to be the only Dog in the
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3Rudi's ideal home Rudi is a striking Labrador cross, nearly 2 years old, and full of character. He has come into our care from a home where he was housetrained, crate trained, and comfortable being left alone for a few hours. In his new home, this will need to be reintroduced gradually once he has settled. Lively and energetic, Rudi is looking for a family who can keep up with
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3Gallo's ideal home Gallo is looking for a home where he will be the only pet, with adopters who are ready to take on this sweetheart! He sometimes forgets his size so would be best suited to children aged 12+, although we are open to lowering this age pending successful meets here at the centre. Typical to his breed, Gallo does have a prey drive and needs to be walked on a
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2Benji's ideal home Benji is looking for a home with active adopters who can take him on sniffy adventures and provide him with fun and mentally stimulating enrichment to keep his brain busy. Adopters with knowledge of his breed and grooming needs is preferred. He can live with secondary school aged children who are confident with a large, playful Dog and can give him space to
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2Archie's ideal home Archie is a sweet Dog who is looking for a forever home where he can truly shine. Archie needs a household without any other pets where he can soak up all the attention to himself. He can get a little overwhelmed in busy or noisy settings, so a quiet and predictable environment is exactly what he needs. An ideal adopter would have experience with excitable
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3Jenson's ideal home Jenson is a striking young lad with plenty of love to give and is eager to find his forever home. At just under 2 years old, he’s still very much a youngster and is full of energy, enthusiasm, and a playful spirit. Previously, Jenson lived in a home where he was mostly housetrained, and he’s a quick learner who enjoys picking up new skills especially
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3Greg's ideal home Greg and Billy are an older pair of Labradors who are looking for a family to open their heart to both of them. They are really sweet and have a good history around visiting children. They can live with kids of around primary school age, and are also able to live with another Dog in addition to each other. Billy does have some previous medical issues which we
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3Cooper's ideal home Cooper is looking for a home with active adopters who can take him on lots of exploring, sniffy adventures and give him all the love and attention he deserves. He can live with children aged 16 and over who will play nicely with him, leave him alone to eat and will give him space to rest and relax when needed. Cooper is a friendly boy and could live with
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3Tommy's ideal home Molly & Tommy are looking for a loving family who will shower them with fuss & affection in their twilight years. They could live with children 8+ and another Dog although would prefer a home with no other pets. They could potentially be left for a few hours and would prefer a garden. Could you be Tommy's perfect match? If you have the space in your home and
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3Waldo's ideal home Waldo is looking for a calm and predictable home, with minimal visitors initially. He is looking for adopters who will give him time and patience to settle in and build up relationships. He could live with children aged 14 and over who will understand when he needs space to rest and relax. Waldo can be worried by bouncy and vocal Dogs and sometimes struggles
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3Zeus's ideal home Zeus is full of beans and can’t wait to bounce into a new home. He is friendly but also a large Dog who definitely needs a helping hand to learn his manners. He’s got history of living with children but is very full on and too much for young kids. Zeus can live with any children of secondary school age who are confident around big and bouncy Dogs and who
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3Arlo's ideal home Arlo is looking for a calm and predicable home in an area with quieter walking routes with loving adopters who can give him the time he needs to settle in, help him to build his confidence and advocate for him in situations he may find uncomfortable. Arlo is a sweet boy, but can be worried around strangers, so can live with children aged 12 and over who will
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3Jasper's ideal home Jasper is a loving Labrador who would love to find a quiet home with a family that will help him on his weight loss journey. A secure garden would be really good to help with this to enable his activity levels to increase gradually. He’s a sweet lad but doesn’t always like his paws being touched. For this reason he’s better off in a household where
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3Simba's ideal home Simba is an active younger Dog who would is looking for an active family to do some training and maybe some doggy sport. He is friendly with both people and Dogs. However he does have some worries around resources so is looking for an adult only home as the only pet. Doggy walking friends would still be fine though. To set him up for success we’re looking
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1Snoop's ideal home Snoop is an energetic, bouncy boy who came into our care after being found as a stray. He can become overwhelmed quite easily and this results in him showing some mounting behaviours. For this reason he’s looking for a quiet, adult only home with understanding owners who will be willing to build his confidence and read his body language. He can live with
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3Conan's ideal home Meet our big, handsome boy Conan! He has come into our care through no fault of his own, after spending most of his life in a loving home. Conan is housetrained, though he may need a little refresher as he settles back into home life. This gorgeous lad has been an absolute joy to look after. He adores spending time with his carers especially if there’s a
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3Chestnut's ideal home Exuberant Chestnut is ready for new adventures! He came into our care as a stray so little is known about his past. He is looking for a home where children are secondary aged and above. Chestnut has shown some frustration reactivity around other dogs so will need to be the only pet in the home and will require ongoing socialisation. Could you be
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