The dogs listed below need a new forever home.
Please only contact the rescue about the dogs if you have already applied to adopt from us, you have spoken to one of the rescue coordinators and your application has been approved.
We do not rehome a dog to a home where there are children under 5 years fo age either in the home or visiting regularly.
Age: 3 YEARS
Sex: Female
Location: Other
About ROSIE:
Rosie is a sweet natured, beautiful, energetic yellow Labrador who needs a new home. She is a loving dog, both in terms of giving and also in terms of what she needs. she would be an ideal fit for someone, or a couple, who don’t work or are retired as she’s a great companion. She had an unfortunate start in life, kept by a breeder for her first year and not socialised, exercised etc. She enjoys plenty of exercise and is very keen on anything involving a proper tennis ball, be that chasing / retrieving in the park, back garden or in the river or sea. She is fairly small for a Lab, weighing about 22kg, but she is a fit dog because of her love of tennis ball chasing. She can pull and be rather erratic on a lead when she’s excited so probably wouldn’t suit a first time dog owner or someone who is frail. Perhaps because of her lack of socialisation for her first year, she is nervous around dogs or people that she doesn’t know. As a result, she is best kept on a lead in busier outdoor places. In the house she can be left on her own during the day for a few hours without issue. She also settles down well overnight in her bed, on a rug or comfy sofa. She has a couple of allergies (beef, dust mites) managed very successfully through avoiding beef, cleaning her bedding and immunotherapy jabs. She used to get “hot spots” and have fungal ear infections but since it identified the causes about nine months ago, she has been trouble free. Support available for allergies if needed more information on application
Age: 00
Sex: Male
Location: Other
About Adopting :
Please bear the following in mind dogs are not perfect dogs come to us for many reasons they may have no training left alone in a crate too long they may be old do not go entirely on the photo they be appear bigger/smaller than they are the photo may not be very good please read our information/description If a dog loooks overweight once in a good home with regular excercise.food etc the difference is amazing remember our dedicated small team will advise and offer support they are also volunteers so be patient email first that way you know we have your details .