1Krypton's ideal home Krypton and her litter mates are only 7 weeks old and will be ready to fly the nest within a week (by 29th Nov). They all have slightly different requirements as we get to know their individual personalities so some will be suitable for households with young children and others may not. Could you be Krypton's perfect match? We are not sure of the exact
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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3Saffie's ideal home Saffie is searching for her forever family who will shower her with love & treat her like the princess she is! She would benefit from minimal leaving hours whilst settling in but could potentially live with dog-savvy children aged 8+. Saffie could potentially live with a well-matched dog or other pets if introduced & monitored appropriately. Could you be
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Rescue Centre / Charity
5Atlas's ideal home Meet Atlas, a big handsome lad who is still just a youngster at 1 year old. He's arrived with us after being found a stray meaning that we don't know too much about his past. Since coming into our care he's been a little overwhelmed and can find new people a little scary. He's slowly finding his paws and is showing us what a silly and goofy boy he is! Atlas
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Rescue Centre / Charity
5Bailey's ideal home Bailey can be a nervous girl so would like a private secure garden where she can settle in and feel secure and safe. She can live with children aged 11 and above. She has made some dog friends here at the centre so she may be able to live with another dog following a successful meet, it would benefit her to continue her socialisation in the home as she can
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Esme's ideal home Beautiful little Esme has arrived into our care as stray meaning we don't know too much about her past. Understandably she's been a little overwhelmed coming into a kennel environment. We're slowly seeing her sweet and affectionate side and we're sure it wont take long for her personality to shine through! Esme is looking for adopters who can help teach her
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Cali's ideal home Cali can find the world a little overwhelming and would benefit from slow introductions to new environments. She will need to have her own secure garden and a home without any other pets. Although would benefit from calm walking friends in the home, to help further her socialisation. Cali will need to be in an adult only home, who have access to quiet walks
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
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