6Sam's ideal home Meet Sam, our handsome and goofy boy who’s ready for a fresh start. He came to us as a stray and is now looking for his forever home. Since arriving, Sam has been nothing but sweet, greeting everyone with his wiggly tail and big, slobbery kisses. We think Sam is around 2 years old. He’s full of energy and can be a little boisterous, so he’d be best
3Neville's ideal home Neville is a sweet, gentle giant who would love to find a quiet home. He has been friendly with everyone he’s met here but can be a little noise sensitive at times. For this reason he’s best not living with young children. Those of secondary school age would be fine though, as long as they’re happy around a dog of his size! Younger visitors would be
4Zeus's ideal home Zeus is full of beans and can’t wait to bounce into a new home. He is friendly but also a large dog who definitely needs a helping hand to learn his manners. He’s got history of living with children but is very full on and too much for young kids. Zeus can live with any children of secondary school age who are confident around big and bouncy Dogs and who
4Hansel's ideal home Hansel is a gorgeous young pup, just 11 months old, who’s still very much a baby. He’s come into our care after a difficult start in life, but he’s beginning to find his feet and reveal the sweet, cheeky personality that’s been waiting to shine through. Hansel is now looking for a forever home with patient adopters who can help him learn what home
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1Bruno's ideal home Bruno is looking for a quiet home with confident adopters who are training minded and want to work on a Dogs training from the start. Exposure and appropriate socialisation in his daily life is imperative in order for him to become a well-rounded confident dog. Advice and support will be offered by the Manchester behaviour team. He will need an adult only
1Hades's ideal home Hades is a sweet boy on the search for his forever home with adopters who can be around for most of the day to help him settle into home life. We have no history of Hades in a home environment, therefore he would like minimal leaving hours to begin with whilst he settles in. For now he would like to be the only dog in the home but he could live with a cat
3Loki's ideal home Loki is looking for a loving home that can keep up with his playful, cheeky personality and provide consistent guidance as he continues to learn about the world. As a young, food-motivated Italian Corso, he’ll thrive with adopters who are keen to continue his training. Loki could potentially live with another friendly dog if well matched and would benefit
3Ghost's ideal home Ghost needs a family where everybody is over the age of 16 and where he can be the only pet in a quiet home. Ghost is rather sensitive and can be worried by loud or busy traffic so will need his new home to be somewhere relatively quiet. He is house trained and should be ok to be left for a few hours once settled. Could you be Ghost's perfect match?
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