2Cheese's ideal home Cheese can live with other pets and children over the age of six. She is going to be a big dog, we believe a Malinois cross, and will need all her basic training put in place by committed adopters. Please note that the adoption for Puppies is fairly quick. Could you be Cheese's perfect match? Cheese is a lovely little pup who came to us with all seven of
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2Maxi's ideal home Maxi is the best boy who could live with children aged 14 and over as long as they are comfortable with big, bouncy Puppies who will mouth and vocalise while playing. He has the potential to live with another, confident dog in the home as long as they are neutered/spayed. He would love a family who are happy to work on all kinds of training with him,
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2Beauty's ideal home Beauty has built some lovely bonds with her carers here at the centre, however she does find life in kennels a bit of a struggle. We have limited history for this sweet girl, and we believe that she will need somebody at home for most of the time to help her settle and potentially work on some house training. She would be best suited as the only pet in the
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4Eilish's ideal home Eilish is only 6 moths old so has some growing to do yet. Although she loves people and can get very over excited, Eilish also has a worried side and will need patient owners who can take life at a slower pace and introduce her to new things very gradually to open up her world. Eilish won't be suitable for households with children as she has not yet learnt
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3Rocco's ideal home Rocco can live with high school aged children but needs to be the only pet at home as he is very overwhelmed at present. He is house trained and prefers to have company than be left alone. Could you be Rocco's perfect match? Rocco is the sweetest little chap but he is not enjoying kennel life. He came to us after his owner fell ill and he's not used to
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2Oregon's ideal home Oregon can live with children over the age of five and other Dogs but he's likely to be a little much for cats! He will need a family that is committed to putting in the time with reward based training and where someone is home most of the day. Could you be Oregon's perfect match? Oregon is a very confident little fella who likes to be the first to be
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3Shadow's ideal home Shadow is a handsome and loveable chap, who makes friends everywhere he goes! He is looking for a family with low leaving hours so he can spend most of his time with them and help him build his leaving hours up slowly. He can live with children 8 years old and above and with a confident cat. Shadow absolutely loves his walks and going out on adventures but
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71Missy's ideal home Missy can live with children over the age of 16 and will need to be the only pet as she is choosy about doggy pals. She is house trained and can be left by herself for a few hours once settled in. Missy has a luxating patella but this doesn't bother her daily life. Could you be Missy's perfect match? Missy is a unique little dog who is playful and
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4Bandit's ideal home Are you an active family looking for a young fun dog to do training with? Yes, then Bandit might be the one for you! He loves getting out and about to explore and would love to join on adventures. He adores spending time with you! Bandit would benefit from a confidence boost for when making new human friends as he can be unsure with some. It’s so worth
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5Alfie's ideal home Alfie would love a private secure garden to sunbathe to his hearts content where he can explore at his own leisure. Alfie can live with children of secondary school age who are sensible but must be walked by adults. Alfie would like to be the only pet in the home but could live with small furries if kept separate. Alfie will need to be kept on lead and be
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3Shannon's ideal home Shannon is a gorgeous girl who loves saying hello to everyone. She was originally a stray so we don't have lots of history on her. Therefore, we can't guarantee she may be house trained and will need someone around most of the day to build up her leaving hours. She can be rehomed with children aged 10 and over. She hasn't had much interaction with other
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3Rosie's ideal home Rosie would like an adult only home as she is worried of children. She would like her own private secure garden to sunbathe in where she can build up her confidence and relax. She would like to be the only pet in the home so she can have all the attention and any potential adopters to be committed to her ongoing socialisation and building her confidence
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2Martin's ideal home Say hello to Martin – our lovable 7-year-old Staffie cross with a heart full of love and a nose for adventure. Martin needs to be the only pet in an adult-only home where he can be the star of the show and soak up all the attention for himself! Martin is housetrained, clever, and happy to be left alone for short periods. He would really benefit from
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4Stevie's ideal home Stevie can live with children over the age of eight but not other pets at present, as he is too full on and lacks social skills. He will need all his basic training and a family committed to him. Stevie has already mastered house training but need a refresher after a short spell in kennels. Could you be Stevie's perfect match? Stevie is a little pocket
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4Princess's ideal home Princess is full of enthusiasm and looking for a family who matches her zest! She’ll thrive with someone who has plenty of time for company, training and settling into homelife. A home without other pets will suit Princess best as she’s still learning how to be around them. Keeping four paws on the ground is tricky for her right now as she is so full
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3Tia's ideal home Tia is a sweet and loving girl who can live with children aged 14 and over. She would love a private secure garden to run around and help build up her confidence in. She can be worried by men and so will need a family that is happy to go at her pace and have the ability to give her her own space in the home. Tia is under socialised and can be worried by other
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2Spicy Beef's ideal home Spicy Beef can live with other pets and children over the age of six. She is going to be a big dog, we believe a Malinois cross, and will need all her basic training put in place by committed adopters. Please note that the adoption for Puppies is fairly quick. Could you be Spicy Beef's perfect match? Spicy Beef is a lovely little pup who came to us with
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2Pineapple's ideal home Onion can live with other pets and children over the age of six. She is going to be a big dog, we believe a Malinois cross, and will need all her basic training put in place by committed adopters. Please note that the adoption for Puppies is fairly quick. Could you be Pineapple's perfect match? Pinaepple is a lovely little pup who came to us with all
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2Sweetcorn's ideal home Sweetcorn can live with other pets and children over the age of six. She is going to be a big dog, we believe a Malinois cross, and will need all her basic training put in place by committed adopters. Please note that the adoption for Puppies is fairly quick. Could you be Sweetcorn's perfect match? Sweetcorn is a lovely little pup who came to us with all
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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
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