3Dustin's ideal home Dustin is on the search for his forever home with calm and patient adopters who can help him settle in at his own pace. He can be worried when first meeting new people, so adopters who will give him the time to build a bond are a must! Dustin has shown to be uncomfortable with vet handling and therefore will need adopters who are able to help build his
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Ralph's ideal home 3-year-old Ralph is looking for a home with no other pets, he can live with older teens of 16 plus as he is a nervous little boy. He travels well in the car. Ralph can be left for a couple of hours maximum, any longer leaving hours should be built up slowly as Ralph needs help with is confidence. He will need a private secure garden he can potter around in
5Logan's ideal home Logan is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can slowly open up his World. He would prefer a quieter household as he can find meeting new people worrying. He would be best suited to live with teenagers in the home. Logan could live with a calm yet independent dog in the home or would be happy to live alone. It is not essential for his to go
5Murphy's ideal home Murphy is starting his search for his new forever home, and would thrive in an adult only household with minimal visitors as he can be worried by strangers. Murphy also struggles around other Dogs, so would like to be the only pet in the home, and will rely on his adopters to advocate for his space when out and about to help build his confidence. He is a
2Bentley's ideal home Beautiful Bentley is on the search for his forever home. He could go home with another dog who will respect his space and allow him independent time with his adopter. He would be just as happy going home by himself. Additionally, he could go home with other animals. Bentley is looking for a home with older teenagers who can respect his space. It is not
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1Lionel's ideal home Lionel is a happy boy with high energy that would love to find his forever home. He has such a great nature and will play with his toys all day. He enjoys interacting with people, however, can be slightly worried on the initial meet but once he has a sniff, he will be your best friend and will want all the cuddles he can get. Lionel can be worried around
7Paddy's ideal home Meet Paddy, he is a cool guy who looking for a compassionate and understanding home that are happy to work with him and continue his training that he has been doing at the centre. Paddy would like to be the only dog in the home but he can have dog pal's out and about. Paddy is looking for an adult only home which doesn't have lots of visitors. He would love
3Teddy's ideal home Teddy is looking for an experienced home with adopters who can give this sweet boy lots of love. Sadly, Teddy does have a medical condition which means that he is visually impaired and will eventually become completely blind. Therefore, we are looking for a special, understanding home with adopters who are willing to make adjustments and changes to ensure
4Odie's ideal home Odie is looking for a quiet, experienced home with adopters who can help him adapt and settle in his new home. Whilst Odie is good with other Dogs out and about, he can become stressed and over-stimulated in indoor environments so is looking for a home where he will be the only dog. He may be able to live with cats pending successful scent swaps. Odie's ideal
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