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1Krypton's ideal home Krypton and her litter mates are only 7 weeks old and will be ready to fly the nest within a week (by 29th Nov). They all have slightly different requirements as we get to know their individual personalities so some will be suitable for households with young children and others may not. Could you be Krypton's perfect match? We are not sure of the exact
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
4Shy is a bright, affectionate, high-energy dog who loves people and thrives on attention, play, and cuddles. She’ll make a wonderfully loyal companion and would do best in an active home that can keep up with her energy. Ideally, her new family will have previous dog experience and be ready to give her the love, structure, and stimulation she needs to continue growing into
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Yemmi
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3Sadie's ideal home Sadie is a beautiful, loving, girl who will flourish with committed adopters who can provide her with plenty of positive experiences. She has had a bit of an unsettled start in life which has meant she’s missed out on some early socialisation opportunities. With the right guidance and support she’s sure to shine and it will be a delight to work and build
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
2Maisie's ideal home Maisie can live with children aged 8 years + in her new home and even a canine and/or feline companion! She’s a really lovely girl who loves everyone but is equally happy in her own company so can be left a full working day with a break in the middle so she can toilet. She can live in any environment and although a garden would be beneficial, it isn’t
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
1Mia's ideal home Meet beautiful Mia, our 9 year old Shar Pei x Labrador. She's a nervous girl looking for calm, patient and understanding adopters. She will need her own secure garden. She will need to be the only dog in the home and no cats. She can live with children over 14 years. She would prefer a home with minimal leaving hours that can be built up gradually at her own
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Titch's ideal home Meet the adorable Titch! She’s bags of fun and will enjoy going on adventure days out with an active family. She will happily show off her ‘sit’ for a tasty treat and she’s eager to learn more. Titch does the cutest little leaps when chasing after a ball, she’s super playful. After lots of fun and games, Titch will snuggle up close with you for ear
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Jess's ideal home Jess is a beautiful and cuddly girl who loves people and fuss! She is looking for a home where she can spend her days relaxing and go on slow walks to sniff and enjoy her surroundings. Jess would prefer to be the only pet in the home and could build her leaving hours up to 3-4 hours. With her being a Labrador it’s no surprise to hear that Jess loves her
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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