3Walt's ideal home Walt is a exuberant boy who is looking for a new home. He is suitable to live with children of secondary school age and could live with a playful dog to match his playstyle. He has previously lived with another dog. He will benefit from his own secure garden. Could you be Walt's perfect match? Walt is a 1 year old, Labrador cross. He has a good history of car
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Could you be Bruno's perfect match? Sweet boy Bruno is a wonderful dog with a big heart. Once he knows you, he’s quick to show his affection. Nothing makes him happier than snuggling up close after a nice long walk and a few tasty treats. He may take a little time to warm to new people but after a thorough leg sniff inspection his confidence soon shines through. Bruno gets
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Buddy and Poppy's ideal home Buddy and Poppy are looking for a forever home together as they are a bonded pair. They can live with older kids and would be best as the only Dogs in the home. The pair will need a bit of time to settle into homelife and would benefit from minimal leaving hours. Could you be Buddy and Poppy's perfect match? This wonderful duo are really sweet and
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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
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Hondo's ideal home Hondo is a 1 year old Labrador Retriever cross with a heart full of love and a goofy streak that’ll keep you smiling. Hondo is looking for a family who can match his energy and enthusiasm for life! He’d thrive with active people who enjoy long walks, playtime, and teaching new tricks. A secure garden is a must—Hondo’s zoomies are legendary, and he
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Bruno's ideal home Bruno is a good boy who is house trained and could be left for around 3-4 hours once settled. He will need to be the only pet in the home but could live with children over the age of 12. Bruno is extremely over weight and will need his new family to be committed to helping him on a weight loss journey to help with his general health. Bruno has some stiffness
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Dexter's ideal home Dexter is a beautiful boy who came into our care after being found as a stray. He seems to really like people and after the initial very important sniff-inspection he’ll be ready for fuss or play. We don’t know if he’s ever been around children before and he is a large, bouncy boy, so recommend that kids in the home are of around secondary school age.
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Dave's ideal home Dave has previously lived with a cat and children but can sometimes become over stimulated and show humping behaviours. We have aged he could live with children 12+ for those reasons. Dave is a young sociable boy who would enjoy an active lifestyle and some walking friends he could continue to socialise with appropriately. He could potentially live with
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Will's ideal home Will can live with children of high school age and potentially a calm and steady dog. We have no history for Will and he is going to need someone at home with him all the time initially, and will need all his basic training. Could you be Will's perfect match? Will is only a young dog and we don't know what he's been through until he arrived in our care. He is
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Samuel's ideal home Samuel and William are a bonded pair of Labrador brothers with hearts as big as their paws! These gentle boys are looking for a loving home where they can stay together and be the only pets — they truly thrive in each other’s company. They can live with children aged 10 and above who are used to boisterous large breed Dogs. Out on walks, they’re calm
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Ronnie's ideal home Ronnie is a clever boy who is ready to bounce into a new home! He has an excellent history around children and would be able to live with those of secondary school children. Ronnie needs to be the only dog in the home but could have doggy walking friends. While we have no history of Ronnie around cats, he does have the potential to live with them, pending
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Rescue Centre / Charity
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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Rescue Centre / Charity
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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Rescue Centre / Charity
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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Rescue Centre / Charity
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
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Sol's ideal home Meet Sol, a handsome boy who has recently come back into our care. He previously lived in a home for quite some time, where he became housetrained and learned to spend short periods on his own. Since kennel life can feel overwhelming, we recommend gradually building up any time left alone once he’s settled into his forever home. Sol is a sensitive soul who
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Rescue Centre / Charity
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
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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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Rescue Centre / Charity
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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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Luna and Murphy's ideal home This brother and sister duo are looking for a forever home together. They’ll bring plenty of tail wags, fun times and love! They are a lively and bouncy couple and would best suit a family with children aged 8+ who are comfortable around Dogs. They’d like to be the only pets in the home and would love a garden where they can play, explore and
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Rescue Centre / Charity
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