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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Colonel's ideal home Colonel is a big, handsome lad who arrived in our care as a stray, so we don’t know much about his past. What we do know is that he has a heart as large as his paws and is ready to find a forever home of his own. He’s a fun-loving boy who adores playtime, zooming around the compounds, and enjoying his favourite toys. With his friendly nature, we think
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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
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4Claude's ideal home Claude is a big beautiful boy who is excitable and full of fun! He's arrived into our care with very little previous history so is hoping to find a new family that can teach him all he needs to know about life in a home. This will include things like housetraining, lead work and learning how to be left home alone, which we recommend is built up gradually.
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5Axle's ideal home Meet Axle! A big puppy, with an even bigger personality! This handsome boy has so much love to give and will certainly bring lots of smiles to his forever family. He doesn't quite know his own size and can be strong on the lead when he find a sniff so will need owners who can hold him. He's still got some growing to do and is a very clever boy, so will need
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61Kaye's ideal home Kaye is a playful 1YR old Crossbreed who was handed over to us through no fault of his own. Being rehomed at his young age has left him a little wary of new people, but he soon comes around after a few meets, and plenty of tasty treats!. He is social with other Dogs out and about but would need to be the only dog in the home for now. He will need a calm
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