3Bruce's ideal home Bruce is a sweet boy on the search for his forever home. He has made some doggie friends here at the centre but does need to be the only dog as has shown resource guarding around food and fuss- he would be happy to have walking friends. Although he has a history of guarding, we have not seen this at the centre. Bruce needs a private garden that he can enjoy
4Sasha's ideal home Sasha is on the search for her forever home with adopters who will shower her with love and attention. She can find being left for long periods of time stressful and therefore would like her adopters to be around for most of the day to help her settle in. As Sasha only had one eye, her adopters needs to be cautious of what she can see near her, and
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
3Reggie's ideal home Reggie is on the search for his retirement home. He is an older boy at 12 years old and doesn’t have much experience being left for longer periods of time- therefore, he would like his adopters around for most of the day whilst he settles in. He would like a private and secure garden to enjoy with his family. Reggie would like to be the only dog in the
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
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
5Ritchie's ideal home Ritchie is an older chap looking for a fresh start. He’s a friendly chap who has been really happy to meet new faces here. Ritchie absolutely loves to play and can be a bit protective of his toys. For this reason he’s not going to be one to live with young children. Secondary school age kids would be fine as long as they’re sensible with him though.
2Bertie's ideal home Bertie is looking for an active home where he will be the only pet. Bertie can mix with Dogs if introduced appropriately however is fear-reactive to Dogs out on walks so adopters will need to be willing to help build his confidence when out and about. Once settled, Bertie would be comfortable being left for a couple of hours. He is a very friendly boy who
8Rupert and Obi's ideal home Rupert and Obi are two wonderful chaps who are they looking for their forever home together. Rupert is an 8 year old Shih Tzu cross and Obi is a 6 year old Chihuahua cross. They have the potential to live with another dog, pending mixes done here at the centre and also have the potential to live with cats if introductions are managed properly.
3Layla's ideal home Lovely Layla is a chilled-out girl looking for a quiet home to relax in. She can be a bit worried about handling and does have some stiffness around her back end, so she’s looking for an adult-only home happy with gentle companionship rather than lots of snuggles. Layla has lived with a dog before but would much rather be the only pet in the home as while
7Gigi's ideal home Gigi is a smart and affectionate five-year-old Crossbreed with a big heart and an even bigger love for cuddles. She is looking for a home where she can be the only pet and enjoy plenty of one-to-one attention from her humans. Gigi travels well, is housetrained, and can be left alone for a few hours once settled, making her a great fit for a household with a
6Fred's ideal home Fred is an independent chap who has heaps of energy and really enjoys his walks. His other passion in life is playing with toys, especially if they squeak. He would love a garden of his own to play, sniff and snooze in. He can feel uncomfortable around other Dogs, so will need to be the only pet in his new home. He can live with older teens who are used to
7Cider's ideal home Looking for a cheerful little terrier with plenty of character and a big love of soft toys? Then Cider could be just the girl for you. This lovely 10-year-old Jack Russell Terrier is a cuddle-loving, toy-ragging delight who still has plenty of spark left in her. She could live with children aged 8 and up (or younger if they are confident with Dogs),and
4Apple's ideal home If you are after a sweet older companion who loves nothing more than a cuddle and a comfy spot to nap, then Apple might just be your perfect match. At 11-and-a-half-years old, this lovely Jack Russell Terrier is looking for a peaceful home with owners who will enjoy her gentle nature and give her all the affection she craves. Apple could live with children
2Ottlie's ideal home Adorable Ottlie is looking for a calm and loving household with adopters who can take things at her own pace and build her confidence of the World. She would love her adopters to be around for most of the day to help her settle in and get used to home life. Ottlie could live with another dog, livestock and small furries. She can be nervous with handling and
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5Archie's ideal home Archie is looking for a calm and quiet home with minimal visitors, with adopters who will take him on walks in quiet walking areas, who will play with him and give him all the love and care he deserves. He can be very worried by new people and likes his space so is looking for an adult only home with adopters who will give him space to rest and relax when
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
5Carmen's ideal home This gorgeous girl is Carmen. She is an 11 month old Crossbreed looking for her new home. Carmen can live with another dog in the home, pending a successful meet at the centre and can live with primary school aged children. Carmen loves people and loves making new friends with both humans and Dogs! She would love a family that can help her utilitse her
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
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