4Charlie Brown's ideal home Charlie Brown is a three-year-old Cockapoo looking for a loving home. He could share his home with another dog who is calm in nature. He has no history of living with cats, small furries, or livestock. Charlie Brown could share his home with teenage children. Charlie Brown is likely to be nervous around visitors to the home and would best suit a
2Boz's ideal home Boz is looking for patient, laid back adopters who will provide him with a stable home environment to adjust into. He could live with older children (aged 12+) but needs to be the only pet in the home. Boz will need adopters who are around all of the time until he’s settled, and would prefer a home in a quieter location as he finds traffic worrying. Could
3Buster's ideal home Buster is a 3-year-old Labradoodle with a heart full of love and a tail that never stops wagging. He’s looking for a moderate to active home where he can enjoy regular walks, playtime, and plenty of mental stimulation. If you enjoy outdoor adventures, have time for training, and love a good cuddle on the sofa, Buster might just be your perfect match.
2Tyla's ideal home Tyla can live with children 8+, cats and small furries in her new home but would need to be the only dog. She is looking for a patient family who will reassure her in her new environment and let her settle in at her own pace. She will also need a little more help with confidence in a car and at the groomers. Could you be Tyla's perfect match? 3 year old Tyla
3Teddy's ideal home If you are looking for a fun, quirky companion who enjoys life at his own pace, Teddy could be just the dog for you. This two-year-old Shih Tzu Poodle Crossbreed is on the lookout for a calm, adult-only home with no visiting children, where he can relax and build a strong bond with his new people. Teddy would love a quiet household with no more than two
4Bailey's ideal home Bailey is a gorgeous young girl who is currently living in one of our foster homes. She likes a hands-off approach and an intro to new people as she can alarm bark unknown faces. For this reason she’s looking for an adult-only home where she can really settle in and build her confidence. Bailey really enjoys the company of other Dogs and is currently
6Tilda's ideal home This gorgeous girl is Tilda, she is a 9 month old Miniature Poodle cross Labrador. She is looking for a home as they only dog but is very dog social out on walks, she loves to run around with her friends but is also happy to sniff by herself. Tilda is looking for a home with older secondary school aged children due to showing some guarding behaviours in her
3Bess's ideal home Bess is a looking for a new home with children 10 and over. She is housetrained and can be left for 1 -2 hours once she has had time to settle in. She could share her new home with a well matched dog pending successful meets at the centre but no cats or small Furies as she has habit of chasing these when out and about. Bess can be a little restless while
3Holly's ideal home Holly is a 10 year old Poodle, crossed with a Terrier. She is an affectionate girly when she knows you and enjoys a cuddle on the sofa. Holly is looking for patient, understanding owners who will take the time to get to know her, visiting her a few times at the Centre as she is worried by new people. She would like a quiet, adult only home and to be the only
3April's ideal home Meet Amazing April! This super cute 4-year-old Poodle cross is on the lookout for a forever home where she can be the centre of attention — she’s happiest being the only pet in the house, where she doesn’t have to share her humans! April will need owners who have experience with dog reactivity. April can live with older secondary school-aged children,
5Barnabee's ideal home Barnabee is a gorgeous 3-year-old Standard Poodle with a heart as soft as his curls. At first, he can be a little nervous when meeting new people, but don’t let that fool you—once he trusts you, he’ll be your loyal shadow and biggest cuddle bug. In fact, he’s convinced he’s a lap dog (despite his size) and thrives on affection and attention.
3Betsy's ideal home If you are after a loyal sidekick with a love for snuggles and a nose for adventure, Betsy might be your perfect match. This lovely 7-and-a-half-year-old Spaniel x Poodle is looking for a home where she can be the only dog, with people who will advocate for her and help her feel safe when other Dogs are about. Betsy is happy to live with children aged 5 and
6Niko's ideal home Niko is a lovely boy who is searching for a dedicated home that can continue to support him with his training. He would thrive in a loving environment where he can be an only dog. An active household would be ideal for Niko, as he absolutely loves adventures filled with exploration and sniffing. Initially, walking in areas with fewer Dogs will help him build
2Murphy's ideal home Murphy is a super friendly, very affectionate little lad who’s looking for a new home. He could live with another dog who is already established within the home, or he could be rehomed with his friend Milo. Murphy would like a private garden where he can mooch around and maybe even sunbathe when the weather permits it, however, this isn't an essential
3Roby's ideal home Roby is looking for a home where any children are over the age of 14. He could potentially live with another calm dog who won't expect too much play from him, but no cats. Roby is house trained and once settled could be left for around 3 - 4 hours. His coat is quite high maintenance and will require regular trips to the groomers, so this cost should be
3Milo's ideal home Milo is a super friendly, very affectionate little lad who’s looking for a new home. He can be a little bit worried by younger children, so would be best suited to living with children aged 8 or older, who can respect his boundaries and understand how to interact with him. As a slightly older boy, he does prefer a quiet life, so a calmer household with lots
3Remi's ideal home Remi is a sweet girl who can live with children aged 16 and over as long as they are sensible and happy not to over-handle. She will need a private, secure garden to run around in while she builds her confidence up and for this reason would also love a home with access to quiet walks. She could potentially live with another dog, pending successful meets at
2Max's ideal home Max could live with another dog so they can go on adventures together, he would suit another young dog who enjoys playing but is also independent. Max could also be rehomed to a home with no other pets. Max struggles to be left for long periods of time so would need this built up nice and slowly and would need minimal leaving hours overall. Max could live with
3Ted's ideal home Ted is looking for a quiet home with few visitors and where any children are over the age of 12. He cannot live with cats but he could live with another well matched dog following a successful meet here at the centre. Ted is house trained but will need somebody at home for much of the time while he settles or he can get a little noisy. Ted will require regular
6Honey's ideal home This gorgeous girl is Honey! She is a 1 year old Bichon Frise cross Miniature Poodle looking for her forever home with her best friend Teddy. Honey and Teddy share and incredibly close bond and love to do life together. Honey is able to live with children 11+ years old and can be left alone for a couple of hours. Could you be Honey's perfect match? When
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