Dogs for adoption
For a totally up to date list of dogs for rehoming please look in the forum
Zeta : He is an absolute sweetheart of a dog, loves people and his favorite pastime is to just sit either on you or by your side collecting cuddles. He is great with other dogs too.
Boswell : An older dog, but in Boswells case older does not mean more sedate. He loves to have a good fuss and play and enjoys a good walk
June: is a really nice, young adult cross breed, she hasn't had alot of training but is young enough and clever enough to be a fast learner, having said that her recall is excellent as we found one day when she escaped from her kennel! any perspective new owner needs to be aware that she will need a VERY secure garden
Bullseye: Bullseye is a lovely big lad he is 2 or 3 years old. Very affectionate and good on a lead. Even though he is living on his own we suspect that he might be good with bitches as he shows no signs of aggression when he walks past their kennels
Chancer : is a brilliant dog - even though he is middle aged he doeasnt act it! he loves to play and will retrieve balls all day if you have the time to stand and throw them for him. Good natured, Affectionate, loveable and always loved a rub. House trained also and would let you know when he needed to go.
Ally : A very sweet little dog, she can be nervous until she realises that hugs and treats are in store then she will come around to be your friend
Sandy :
Sophie:Here is the lovely Sophie (again) She came to us at the rescue last year and unbeknown to us at the time was actually pregnant when she came in! She was rehomed but when the new owners realised she was pregnant rang us and we took her back in to whelp her. During the time that she was here with her puppies the owners circumstances changed and they tried but found they were no longer able to keep her when the pups were weaned and she had to come back to us to find a new family to love.
Boomer: Well what can I say, Boomer is a BIG staffy lad. Light brindle and white and very very friendly, he absolutely loves people and thrives on human attention. He will possibly be suited to a family with older children as his natural staffy exuberance would probably be to much for younger kids. An absolutly lovely dog that will make a fabulous companion
Gerry: is a lab x shar pei about 2 years old, he is very playful and loves his toys, however this can lead to slight problems as he doesnt like giving his toys up to just anyone and also doesnt distinguish a toy as just a rubber squeaky - it can also be the T.V. remote. We are looking for a home for Gerry with no young children and also the family need to be experienced dog owners as we feel that Gerry would possibly overwhelm a family who have never kept a dog before
All adoptions will be subject to a successful “Home Check”.
This is to verify that you have sufficient space in your home & garden, with suitable security (fences, walls etc) in order to confine your animal from escaping, being caught by a warden & returned to a council dog pound….again!
This will obviously depend upon the breed & size you wish to adopt.
We often get potential adopters coming to us with a pre-conceived idea of the type of dog they are seeking, only to find that they go home with a completely different type!
This is because one cannot assess the character of an animal from a photo on our webpages.
So please try to be open-minded….you may be surprised!
We have to charge an adoption fee to cover food, veterinary treatments, vaccinations, neutering & micro- chipping whilst animals are in our care.
This does vary slightly dependant upon breed size & condition in which they arrive.
Foster homes are sometimes needed for our dogs and cats, all vets bills are paid while in foster care and full support is available. It makes a lot of difference to the animals life in foster care, they learn how to be loved and that not all humans are cruel. If you think you can make it as a foster mum and dad let us know.
Many other dogs available