2Poppy's ideal home Poppy is looking for a calm and loving home to relax in and enjoy her golden years, with adopters who will take her on pleasant strolls followed by afternoon naps. She is looking for her own space to rest an relax without being disturbed so can live with children aged 14 and over who can play nicely with her when she wants and can see when she needs her
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Fergie's ideal home Fergie is 2 years old and came to us with her best friend Diana through no fault of her own she is the more confident girl out of the two, however she does find new environments and new people a bit overwhelming so appreciates it when you go at her pace. Fergie can live with children 14+ and could possible live with another resident calm dog if she is not
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Diana's ideal home 1 year old Diana has come to us through no fault of her own along with her best friend Fergie. Diana can be nervous when first meeting new people but will soon ask for a fuss and a cuddle, she can live with children 14+ that understand she sometimes needs to be given some space to chill out. Ideally Dianna would like to find her forever home with her bestie
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Biba's ideal home 4 year old Biba has come to us through no fault of her own and is now looking for her forever home. She is a friendly girl but can be unsettled by lots of noise so would prefer a quiet home. Biba can live with children 11+ but will need to be the only dog in the home and has shown to have a prey drive around small furry animals. Biba would benefit from use of
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Missy's ideal home Missy is a 2-year-old Jack Russell, looking for a home with no other pets, she can live with sensible children of 8 plus. She travels well in the car. She would love a private secure garden she can potter around in without any distractions as she loves to explore. Time alone to be built up slowly to begin with. She loves people and can get overexcited as
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Roxy's ideal home 3-year-8-month-old Roxy is now ready to find her forever home. She will need to be the only pet in the home and in an Adult only household. She would like access to her own secure garden to keep up with house training and off lead fun. In her previous home she showed guarding behaviour of items (sofa and her bed) , our Training and Behaviour team will be on
3Angel's ideal home 8 year old Angel has come to us through no fault of her own and is now looking for a loving adult only forever home. Angel would prefer a home in a quieter location due to the fact she get quite anxious around traffic. She really enjoys her time outdoors exploring and sniffing around and will need her own private garden to give her space to relax and play.
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2Ruffles's ideal home Ruffles in an endearing two-year-old little lady with a huge heart, gentle temperament, and bundles of love to give. She would be happy to share her home with calm primary-school aged children, who could be sensible around her and allow her some space when she needs it. While a friendly and sociable girl with other Dogs, Ruffles would prefer to be the only
4Perdy's ideal home Perdy is a sweet, two-year-old Jack Russell Terrier looking for adopters who live a quieter way of life. Overwhelmed in fast-paced environments, she now needs a home that matches her gentle, cautious nature. She’d do best in an adult-only household with calm and patient family—ideally including at least female, as she tends to feel more comfortable them.
1Freya and Boris's ideal home Freya and Boris are an adorable duo in search of a loving home where they can stay together and flourish. They’d thrive in a calm home environment, in a peaceful neighbourhood or rural area, with access to quieter walking routes where they’re less likely to bump into other Dogs—which is especially important for Freya, who is still building
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Adopting a Jack Russell usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Jack Russell is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Jack Russell, consider the breed’s exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Jack Russell can help you decide if it’s the right fit for your lifestyle.
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