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1Spencer's ideal home Spencer is a 12 month old bouncy and energetic Sprocker spaniel looking for active owners who can keep up with him. He would love a job to do to keep his mind and body in shape so activities such as agility or scent work would be great for him. Spencer loves to run so would need an enclosed garden for off lead exercise. He enjoys being around other dogs
6Schubert's ideal home Schubert is an active, intelligent and clever boy who is looking for a training-minded family to keep his brain engaged. He has worries around resources (especially his own safe spaces) so will need to be the only pet in an adult-only home. Could you be Schubert's perfect match? Schubert is a 2 yr old Spaniel who is always on the go! He loves to play and
3Winston's ideal home Wonderful boy Winston is an active and intelligent lad looking for a home that he could share with another well matched dog and confident children over the age of 8. Winston is house trained but would need his leaving hours built up gradually once he has settled in at home. Could you be Winston's perfect match? Winston has settled well into centre life and
2Arlo's ideal home Arlo is a bubbly 1yr old Spaniel Bulldog Crossbreed who's looking for a new home to call his own. He's a fun and friendly lad who adores people but needs a little space to feel confident initially. He'll be fine with older kids who understand when to let him relax and he could also share his home with a doggy friend of similar personality. He'll need someone
2Harry's ideal home Harry is a very friendly boy that enjoys spending time with his favourite people! He would love his new family to be around all of the time whilst he settles in but can gradually build up to 1-2 hours. Harry needs to be the only dog in the home but would enjoy having some well matched friends to socialise with out on walks. He can live with sensible children
3Rubble's ideal home Rubble is a brilliant boy who needs to be rehomed with his pal Skye. They are both very active dogs so are looking for a home that is active and enjoys being out and about. Rubble enjoys meeting people and getting a fuss. He is fully house trained and could be left 1-2 hours once settled. He can live with children aged 10 and over. Rubble has a low grade
3Dog's ideal home Dotty and Dog are currently staying with one of our amazing foster families. They can live with young adults (aged 15+) and they must live together, but are not suitable to live with other pets in the home. They are looking for a quiet home environment where the family can be around most of the day initially, but given time they could be left 3-4 hours. Could
2Toby's ideal home 8 month old Toby is a handsome chap looking for a patient family to help him develop into a confident young man. He can live with older children aged 15+ but must be the only pet in the home whilst he builds up his socialisation skills. Toby will need someone to be at home for most of the time initially whilst he gets used to his surroundings and to help him
5Bobby's ideal home Bobby is a 1 year old Malinois-cross who is looking for a quiet, adult-only home with a secure garden. He is lacking in confidence, so is needing patient and understanding adopters who will help him settle in and slowly build him up to his full potential. He enjoys walking in calm, relaxed environments, so walking routes like these near the home would be
2Nemo's ideal home Nemo can live with children aged 8 and over and securely caged small animals in his new home, but no dogs or cats. He is a very excitable boy that loves spending time with people. Nemo will need someone around whilst he settles in and will then need his building hours to be built up very gradually. He would prefer a quieter home away from busy roads and would
3Sam's ideal home Adorable little Sam has come to us with very little previous history so we don't know too much about him. He's a bit of a worried lad and has found kennel life a little overwhelming, but he's slowly finding his paws and starting to enjoy new things like exploring and walkies. He gets on well with other dogs, but does prefer them of a calmer nature similar to
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