3Bonnie's ideal home Bonnie can live with small to medium sized Dogs and children of high school age. She is house trained and can be left alone at home for a few hours without worry once she has settled in. Could you be Bonnie's perfect match? Pint sized sock thief Bonnie may be brazen enough to have off with your footwear but she's actually quite a timid little thing who
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3Harlow's ideal home Harlow needs a home free from other pets and where any children are of high school age. He is house trained and can be left alone for an hour or two. Could you be Harlow's perfect match? Harlow is rather a timid little chap but we know that at home he loves to curl up on his blanket on the sofa next to you and loves to be held like a baby. He wasn't getting
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4Reggie's ideal home Reggie is looking for a home with his best pal Rolo. He will need somebody at home for much of the day to help him with some house training but he can live with other calm Dogs of a similar size, cats, and children over the age of 12. Could you be Reggie's perfect match? Reggie finds himself in our care with his bestie Rolo through no fault of their own.
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4Rolo's ideal home Rolo is looking for a home alongside his friend Reggie. They could potentially share their new home with another calm small dog, a dog savvy cat and children over the age of 12. The boys will need somebody at home for much of the time to help with some house training whilst they settle in. Could you be Rolo's perfect match? Rolo is a sweet young lad who has
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5Sadie's ideal home Sadie’s ideal home would be somewhere she is able to snuggle up in a blanket and snooze the day away, but she does enjoy short slow paced walks when the weather is nice. Sadie might be little but she has a big bark and can be easily startled so ideally would prefer to live in a quiet and calm environment. Could you be Sadie's perfect match? If you are
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2Harry and Luna's ideal home Harry is a handsome 7yr old Dachshund who is looking for a new home with his BFF Luna (5yrs old). They are a cracking pair of Dogs who love a good snuggle once they know you. They're currently a bit reactive towards other Dogs so will need to be the only pets in their home. A secure garden will be needed to finish off house training and so they have
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2Jasper's ideal home Jasper is a worried boy who would love to find a quiet home. As he has worries around the unknown and isn't keen on handling Jasper is looking for an adult-only home with a secure garden of his own. He also needs to be the only dog in the home. Unfortunately Jasper isn't able to live with cats as he has a history of chasing them. Jasper does have a history
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2Mikey's ideal home Meet Mikey, a sweet little boy with bags of energy and a love for fuss and attention! Mikey is looking for a home with people who can help him find the balance of long walks in nature and plenty of time to snooze on the sofa. He has been in a home before and was housetrained, though does unfortunately suffer from separation anxiety so will need a family who
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4Twirl's ideal home Twirl is a a delicate girl who would love to find a quiet home. She won't want to live with young children but could live with sensible secondary school aged kids. Twirl has the potential to live with other Dogs. She especially gets on with Dogs that are on the smaller side like her. Possible matches would be subject to a mix in centre prior to rehoming.
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1Pip's ideal home Pip is a sweet little lady who is currently living off site in a foster home. She is loving all the comforts a home has to offer and loves nothing more than following her foster carers around to nosy at what they're up to. Pip is hoping to find a home where she can enjoy peaceful walks away from lots of Dogs and hustle and bustle. She can find meeting new Dogs
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Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
