2Lilo's ideal home Lilo is a fabulous 6-month-old Jack Russell Pug Crossbreed. She's full of personality and full of energy! She's a little standoffish when she first meets you, but with a few treats and a little space she soon comes round. once you're in the club you'll see how playful and downright adorable she is! She'll need her adopters to put in some time initially to
3Libby's ideal home Libby is a sweet 3-year-old crossbreed who enjoys snuggles and playing with her tennis balls! She can be nervous around people she doesn’t know, so any potential adopters will need to visit her at the centre a few times so she can get to know them before going home. Libby is also a little worried by Dogs, but this is manageable out and about, and this is
1Hettie's ideal home Hettie would love a home where she has access to a private, secure garden so that she can working on her training and confidence before heading into the big wide world. She will also need to share her home with another dog as she really comes out of her shell around them and we believe this will help in her progress massively, pending successful meets here
4Mouse's ideal home Mouse is an adorbale Jack Russell who came to us as a stray and is now looking for an adult-only, peaceful retirement home. We estimate her to be around 10 years old, although she plays with toys like she is still a puppy! Mouse can be wary of new people and places, but once she has a bond with you, she is ever so sweet. She is worried by loud and busy
2Butch's ideal home Butch is a sweet natured 1yr old Jack Russell Pug Crossbreed, or 'Jug!' He's a fun little lad who loves human company and would play all day if you let him! He'll be fine to live with older kids who are comfortable around giddy little Dogs and could also potentially share with other pets pending them getting along well together. He can be a little shy on
3Jerry's ideal home Jerry and brother Tom will need to be the only pets at home but they can have some walking pals. They are house trained but not used to being left by themselves for more than two or three hours. A secure garden is a must as they have escaped from one previously. Jerry and Tom have never been around children before but we feel they would be fine with high
3Tom's ideal home Tom and brother Jerry will need to be the only pets at home but they can have some walking pals. They are house trained but not used to being left by themselves for more than two or three hours. A secure garden is a must as they have escaped from one previously. Tom and Jerry have never been around children before but we feel they would be fine with high
2Diesel's ideal home Diesel is delightful 7 month old Dachshund looking for a new family who are ready to continue his basic training and take time settling him in properly. He's super friendly with everyone he meets and LOVES his food! He'll be fine with older kids who are comfortable around giddy, playful Dogs! His home will need to have a secure garden as he loves to play
3Ted's ideal home Ted can live with children over the age of 10 and although he can't live with other Dogs he can walk with quiet ones. He is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours once he has settled. Ted has some minor skin issues around his face that required daily medicated wipes. Could you be Ted's perfect match? Little Ted is a laid back older chap who loves
1Ben's ideal home Meet Ben, our sweet older gentleman who is looking for a retirement home! He will need to be in an adult only home with no young visiting children and couldn't live with any other Dogs or cats but potentially small furries if kept separate. He is a friendly boy and would love to continue his dog social out on walks. He will need a private, secure garden where
2Amy's ideal home Amy is a sweet 12 year old Jack Russell x Chihuahua, looking for a calm and quiet retirement home where she can put her paws up! She is super friendly with everyone she meets, although can be shy initially, so she would prefer a home without young children. Amy isn't a big fan of Dogs, and whilst manageable seeing them out and about, she would need to be the
3Celt's ideal home Celt can live with other Dogs, ideally female, and children over the age of 14. He isn't house trained and will require all his basic training. Celt has potential to become very attached to one person and can be easily overwhelmed. Could you be Celt's perfect match? Celt came from a very busy multi-dog household but as is often the case, he is very nervous
3Paige's ideal home Paige is a 15 year old Jack Russell crossbreed looking for a quiet home to retire in! Paige would like to live in a home with direct access to a private garden where she can lounge in the sun, she likes a quiet life and the predictability of a settled routine. Paige still enjoys little walks and enjoys exploring all the new smells on adventures outside. She
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6Lola's ideal home Lola is an absolute sweetheart who loves having lots of attention and fuss! She has been a pleasure to look after, and is looking for an active home, but also somewhere where she can have lots of cuddles and spend lots of time with her new family. Lola has come into us with her best friend Parky, and would love to start her new life with him at her side! This
3Rex's ideal home 9 year old Rex is looking for patient, loving adopters who will give him time & stability to allow him to settle into his new home. He would need to be the only pet in his new home but could have walking friends out & about. Rex could potentially live with children aged 8+, and would need minimal leaving hours to settle him in. Could you be Rex's perfect
4Little red's ideal home Little Red is a chatty chap who is looking for a quiet home of his own. He was found as a stray and is currently very worried by handling. For this reason he is looking for an adult-only home with a secure garden all of his own. Little Red is able to live with another dog of a similar size to him provided they get on well in centre first. Could you be
2Skittles's ideal home Skittles is an active, exuberant gentleman who is looking for an active, training-focused home. He’ll be a bit of a project as while he is friendly he can be worried by handling and needs help learning how to settle. For this reason he’s looking for an adult-only home. He can live with another dog but can be a little unsure at first so positive mixes
2Bennie's ideal home Bennie is looking for loving adopters who will be around for most of the time as he does struggle being left. He could potentially live with sensible children aged 8+, but needs to be the only pet in the home. Could you be Bennie's perfect match? 5 year old Bennie is a super sweet gentleman who is finding kennel life quite stressful at the moment. He loves
4Mary's ideal home Mary is a young girl who hasn’t had a great start in life. She doesn’t seem to be used to handling and much prefers playtime instead. She’ll do best in a home without children, though older teenagers would be ok. Though Mary came into our care with Moo and they get along really well, she really struggles to meet other Dogs. Therefore she will need to be
3Beau's ideal home Beau is a young dog who is quite conflicted, having not had the best start in life. He gets overwhelmed quite easily and shows this by nipping and mouthing at hands. For this reason he’s looking for a quiet, adult-only home as the only pet where he can settle and find his paws. In the right environment he will flourish, he just needs time, patience and
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