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
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
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
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2Rocky's ideal home Rocky can live with children aged 12 years and over and will need to be the only pet in the home. He would benefit from a home that is in a quieter area and with a family who will understand respecting his space and worries around being handled formally. Could you be Rocky's perfect match? Rocky needs a family who are around for the majority of the day and
3Ukulele's ideal home Ukulele is bouncy boy who is looking for a home with his friend Juke or separately . Ukulele would be able to share his home with secondary school children, and could live with a resident dog in the home pending a successful meet. Ukulele has been okay being left alone in his previous home but had shown some separation related behaviours, so owners who are
2Bee's ideal home Bee is a bouncy girl with bundles of energy! She would love a family that can take her on long sniffy walks. She can live with older children (15+) and needs to be the only pet in the home, but she would enjoy socialising with other Dogs on walks. Bee needs her family to be around whilst she settles in but could gradually build up to being left for 1-2 hours.
3Bear's ideal home Bear is a truly wonderful boy who has come into our care through no fault of his own. He has a really good history around young children and would be able to live with those of primary school age. However he is large and can jump up when greeting so any kids will need to be happy with this. There is the possibility that Bear could live with another dog, but
3Molly's ideal home If you are looking for a loyal and sensitive companion who will thrive with a calm lifestyle and a little extra patience, then lovely Labrador Molly might be the one for you. At a year and a half old, she is still learning about the world and needs a home where she can feel safe, supported, and never rushed. Molly is a country girl at heart and will need a
3Twinkle's ideal home Twinkle is on the search for her forever home with a family who are invested in her training. She is a friendly girl who adores meeting doggy friends. She could live with another dog in the home who tolerates her high energy. Twinkle can live with children who are comfortable around bouncy Dogs. Twinkle would like a garden in her home but this could be
3Stan & Steve's ideal home Meet Stan and Steve our resident older gentlemen! These two chaps are looking for a home together as they have lived together all their lives. They are able to live with primary school aged children, but would benefit from being the only pets in their new home. They've come into us due to allergies in their previous family, but it's very apparent they
3Juke & Ukulele's ideal home Juke and Ukulele are bouncy boys who are looking for a home together. They're able to share their home with secondary school children, and could live with a resident dog in the home. They have been left alone in their previous home but had shown some separation related behaviours, so owners who are able to build any leaving hours up gradually would
3Albie's ideal home Albie is a young boy who has already been through quite a lot, and so is looking forwards to a fresh start. He is really playful and friendly when he knows you, but can be very worried of new faces, both doggy and human. For this reason he’s not going to be one to live with young kids, but teenagers would be fine as long as they’re sensible and will
2Murphy's ideal home Murphy is a charming 7 year old Labrador cross who is looking for a loving forever home where he can truly be the star of the show. He needs to be the only pet in the home, although he's happy to have walking buddies out and about. Murphy can live with secondary school-aged children, where he can enjoy both companionship and playtime. He need high exercise
3Jimmy's ideal home 4.5 year old Jimmy is on the search for his forever family with a loving family. His family should be willing to work on his humping behaviours and keep his mind active with brain games and learning new skills. Jimmy can live with a well matched dog but his family should also want to work on encouraging polite interactions with other Dogs out on his walks.
2Reggie's ideal home 5 month old Reggie is looking for a home with older children (12+) and he could live with a well matched dog, but no cats. Due to only being a young puppy still, he is looking for a family who will be home most of the day to help with settling in and house training. Could you be Reggie's perfect match? Reggie is full of beans and likes to be constantly on
3Moss's ideal home Moss is a sweet energetic boy who would need an active family who can take him on adventures and keep his mind busy with learning new things. He could share his home with another dog that can match his personality and is of similar age and size, which would be pending successful mixes at our Rehoming Centre. Moss could live with children 10yrs + that are used
2Jessie's ideal home Jessie is a lovely older girl who is looking for her retirement home. Jessie is a confident dog who loves people. She could potentially live with another older dog that can match her personality. She loves snuggling up on warm sofa or bed as well her walks. Could you be Jessie's perfect match? She does get worried in the car and around traffic so would need
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
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
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