3Cookie's ideal home Cookie is a very timid little dog who is looking for a quiet home where she can slowly learn about the world. The hustle and bustle of children and family life is going to be too overwhelming for her, but she would be able to live with sensible older teenagers within a quiet household. Cookie would really benefit from living with a confident dog to help
2Truffle's ideal home Teeny tiny Truffle is a quiet and timid little girl who would love to find a quiet home with a family that will help build her confidence. She is a worried lady who will be much better without the hustle and bustle of young children. Older teenagers who will give her time and space would be ok though. Truffle would benefit from living with a confident dog
2Vienna's ideal home Vienna is looking for patient, understanding adopters who will give her plenty of love & time to settle into home living. She needs to be the only dog but could potentially live with a confident, dog-savvy cat & other pets, as well as older children aged 15+. She would prefer a garden to spend time in, as she can find being out in the world scary at times.
5Susie and Olive's ideal home Susie (6yrs) and Olive (3yrs) are a mother-daughter duo who could be adopted as a pair. They are a friendly, small, wiggly couple who can live with children of around secondary school age. Susie mixes really nicely with other Dogs and while Olive is a bit more unsure she would also be able to live with another dog in the home. Any match would be
2Frank's ideal home Frank can live with older children (aged 8+) and no other pets in his new home. Although he would prefer to be the only dog in the home, he builds confidence quickly with other calm Dogs and has some walking friends here at the centre. Frank would benefit from a garden to help continue developing his house training. Could you be Frank's perfect match? 6 year
3Bentley's ideal home Bentley & Abel have settled in well into their foster home. They are looking for a family who are around most of the day and they can live with young adults aged 15+. They are a bonded pair so must live together but with no other pets. Could you be Bentley's perfect match? If you are looking for a pair of Dogs who love to sit on your lap then look no
3Rupert's ideal home Meet Rupert, a charming one-year-old crossbreed on the lookout for his perfect forever home. Rupert needs to be the only pet in the household, as he's not too keen on sharing his toys and space — but he’s perfectly happy to have doggy walking buddies outside. He can live with secondary school-aged children and can be left for short periods, though this
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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
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
2Misty's ideal home Misty is a sweet and snuggly little dog with a big personality, looking for a home where someone will be around most of the time to give her the love and company she thrives on. At just a year and a half old, this Frenchie-cross-Dachshund has a playful spirit and a heart full of affection. She enjoys the hustle and bustle of a busy home and has been friendly
5Harvey's ideal home Harvey needs an adult only home due to his nervousness. He guards things from other Dogs so will also need to be the only pet. He is housetrained and can be left for a few hours without worry. Could you be Harvey's perfect match? Poor Harvey felt unhappy when a baby came into the household and now that the little one is mobile, the poor boy can't get any
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
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
6Thomas's ideal home Meet Thomas! He is a 5.5 year old Jack Russell cross Dachshund. Thomas is a proper little gentleman and can live with older primary school aged children, he loves meeting new people, having lots of cuddles and fuss and loves going for walks. He is unable to live with another dog in the home and does need a little bit of work on his social skills, but we are
2Clover's ideal home Clover is a 3 month old Terrier cross, she is currently in foster with her brother Pluto. They are looking for a home together. Clover loves exploring and is a very active adventures young pup. She does require basic puppy training and continued housetraining. She sleeps well in her crate at night with her brother. They can be left for a couple of hours
2Pluto's ideal home Pluto is a lovely 3 month old Terrier cross, ready to start looking for his forever home with his sister Clover. They have always lived together and Clover helps Pluto find his feet but having a friend to follow. Pluto is completely blind and has been since birth. this does not stop this amazing little chap from exploring and enjoying life to its fullest. He
5Dolly's ideal home Dolly is looking for a home with her brother Buddy. They can live with other quiet Dogs but not cats and are house trained, though you may want to put a puppy pad down overnight. She has numerous age related conditions including cataracts, lumps, joint pain and stage two kidney disease. Could you be Dolly's perfect match? Dolly and her brother Buddy are in
5Buddy's ideal home Buddy is looking for a home with his sister Dolly. They can live with other quiet Dogs but not cats and are house trained, though you may want to put a puppy pad down overnight. He has numerous age related conditions including cataracts, joint pain and stage one kidney disease. Could you be Buddy's perfect match? Buddy and his sister Dolly are in need of 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
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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