2Tonks's ideal home Meet Tonks and her dad Sirius! They are sweet Cocker Spaniel Crossbreeds now looking for their forever home(s). They are both a little more on the nervous side when first meeting new people, but the staff here know how quickly they come around once they realise how nice you are! For this reason, they will be best suited in an adult only home, or a family
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
3Mango's ideal home Mango is looking for a quiet home with older children age 15+ , with few visitors as he can be a very nervous young man around new people. He will also need to be the only dog in the home but he will enjoy having some calm walking friends to socialise with. He can build up to 3-4 hours being left once he has settled into his forever home. Could you be
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2Kiki and Roxy's ideal home Kiki (5yrs old) and Roxy (2yrs old) are an adorable pair of Cockerpoos who are looking for a new home together. They'll be fine with older kids who understand when to let them relax. They're fine around other dogs out and about but want their home to be just theirs. They can be unsettled by too much noise so their home will need to be in a more
2Bertie's ideal home 8 year old Bertie has greets everyone with real enthusiasm, even the Vet ! He makes new friends easily and would fit into most family households with primary school children and above or even first time dog owners. Bertie has had a much needed hair cut since his photo shoot so looks a little different, his new owners will need to factor in regular grooms to
1Barney's ideal home We are looking for a quiet home for Barney, with adopters who are willing to take on Barney and Ralph together. This duo have such a lovely bond, it is really important to us that we find a home ready to open their hearts to two dogs! Barney would suit a home with children aged 12+ who are calm and sensible around nervous dogs. Whilst Barney and Ralph get
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
3Copper's ideal home Copper is a 6 year old Labradoodle who is needing a loving home. He is a very sweet natured boy who loves snuggles and attention. Due to his lovely nature, he is able to live with children of 5 years and over. He could also live with a dog after a successful pair up, as he is always happy to say hello and is super friendly. Copper travels well in the car
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
3Clover's ideal home Meet Clover! Clover is a gorgeous girl on the lookout for her forever home. As she is only a young pup, Clover is looking for a family who will be happy to support and encourage her with all her basic training. She has previously lived with children, but she is an excitable girl so any kids should be used to sharing their home with a big, bouncy dog. She
4Pixie's ideal home Meet Pixie, a bright playful 6 month old Miniature Poodle with a huge heart and a love for life! Pixie is a sociable girl who adores learning ,meeting new people and making doggy friends wherever she goes. She is still working on her house training which is important to be noted but expected as a puppy! Whether getting a run out on the beach or chasing her
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