4Effy's ideal home Introducing Effy, a playful, loving pup who’s now ready to settle into family life. She’s super excitable, likes to say hello with a bounce and loves making new friends. She’ll be suitable to live with older primary aged kids who are confident around lively breeds. Effy’s playful nature carries over with other Dogs too, so she could live with another
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
2Narla's ideal home Narla is happy, outgoing girl who loves to meet new people. She is extremely affectionate and will suit a family who will embrace her loving nature. Personal space means nothing to her and she is happiest when sat close, having snuggles from anyone who will touch her! She has the most beautiful, smiley face and we are sure she'll be a hit with adopters who
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Maple's ideal home Introducing Maple, a loveable, affectionate, playful 3yr old Crossbreed. She’ll need someone around most of the day to help settle her into homelife and support with training. Maple is excitable and does jump up at times, so she’ll be best suited to living with older primary aged kids. Further socializing with other Dogs when out on walks will be
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Pandora's ideal home Pandora is an exuberant young girl ready to find her forever home. She’ll thrive with adopters who are passionate about doing training and activities with their dog. Pandora is a real live wire and will benefit from channelling that energy into positive outlets. As well keeping her mentally and physically entertained, she’ll need a bit of support with
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Paisley's ideal home Looking to find her paws in a home of her own is Paisley. Adopters who are active and up for continuing training will be ideal for Paisley. Having positive outlets to channel her bundles of energy into will keep her happy and entertained. Following a successful meet at the centre Paisley could live with another dog. Although, she’ll be just as happy
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Snoop Dog's ideal home Snoop Dog is ready to settle into family life. He can live with teenagers and potentially another dog. A home with a garden would be grand and someone at home initially to help with the settling in period. Snoop has been clean in his sleeping areas here so it shouldn’t take him too long to pick up house training. Could you be Snoop Dog's perfect match?
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
3Nala's ideal home Nala is ready to settle down into family life. She adores company so a family who can provide plenty of quality time will be her dream! Nala can share her home with another doggy friend and older kids who are confident with larger breeds. Some basic training will be needed although she should pick up housetraining quite quickly. Could you be Nala's perfect
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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3Due to other commitments like work and looking after our grand child it is with a heavy heart that we are looking for a new home for Pablo he is a beutifull boy very friendly and very energetic he will be 2 in June looking for some one to be able to give him the attention he deserves.he will come with xl training cage which he happily sleeps in no problem
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