8Splott's ideal home Splott is on the hunt for an adult only home, where he can be someone's best friend! Splott will need to be the only pet in the home as he will need some ongoing work on his doggy social skills. His new owners will need to have a space in the home that can be dedicated to him, being used as a safe space he can use when visitors are around. Splott's ideal
7Bruno's ideal home Meet the lovely Bruno! An initially quiet boy who quickly gains confidence with his favourite people. He enjoys his walks and likes to explore with his handlers. Older primary school children aged 8+ would be a good fit in the home for Bruno. Could you be Bruno's perfect match? Bruno is a sweet, older boy who enjoys the quieter life. Although he cannot live
10Honey's ideal home This little bundle of joy is Honey! She's a sweet little lady and is looking for her special someone. She's able to live with older primary school aged children but is looking to be the only pet in the home, due to having some squabbles with her previous canine housemate. Honey can be vocal when she sees other Dogs out and about, and is a little worried by
7Sully's ideal home The adorable little man is Sully. He is a 1 year old Crossbreed that is excited to start his adventures with his new family. Sully is currently unable to live with another dog in the home, but he has come into our care with his best friend. When interacting with other Dogs, he gets a little bit worried when they are up close, so his new family would need to
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6Buddy's ideal home Buddy is a dashing older gentleman who is looking for his retirement home. He is able to live with children eight years old or over. Buddy loves a little sniffy walk almost as much as he loves a cuddle. He has leaving hours between 4 and 6 hours, these may need building up over time. He will need reminding with his toilet training but he's such a cute guy
5Gwenny's ideal home The wonderful Gwenny is searching for her new home. She would need to be the only pet in the home but could benefit from dog social friends while out and about. While she can be a little nervous to start she quickly comes out of her shell and has been making lots of friends at the centre. Her ideal home would have secondary school aged children and above.
5Louis's ideal home Louis is a handsome older gentleman, looking for a quiet retirement home to call his own. Louis loves to have a little potter and a good sniff, but is equally happy pottering around a large garden. Louis is looking to be the only dog in the home, as he can be worried by other Dogs due to his eyesight not being great and he is hard of hearing, but once he has
3Fizz's ideal home Fizz is a 12 year old, Jack Russell looking for a retirement home. She is a real sweetie, looking for a home where she can sit with you and watch the world go by. Fizz would love a garden of her own that she can potter around in and enjoy the sun. She is shy to begin with but quickly comes around, she would love someone to help show her that the world isn't
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