4Nana's ideal home Nana has started the search for her new home, and is looking for a family that want a big cuddle bug in their lives! She’s a big girl, so can live with children aged 10 years or older who are comfortable around large breed Dogs. Nana can be very bouncy and boisterous around Dogs, she could share her home with another larger dog that can match this energetic
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Estella's ideal home Estella has started her search for her new family, and is looking for someone with love and patience who can show her the world isn’t too scary! Despite not having the best start in life, Estella is the happiest dog you will meet, and just needs someone to help continue building her confidence. She can live with children aged 12 years or older, as
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5Gretel's ideal home Gretel is a sweet little lady who’s come into our care after a turbulent start to life. She can be a bit unsure in new situations, but with gentle encouragement and patience, she soon begins to show her lovely personality. She enjoys playing (especially with soft teddies) and loves spending quality time with the people she trusts. We believe Gretel could
5Lola's ideal home Lola is a gorgeous Boxer cross who came into our care as a stray and she’s been full of tail wags and kisses ever since! With her goofy, lovable personality, she brings smiles wherever she goes. Food is definitely the way to Lola’s heart, and mealtimes are one of her favourite parts of the day! Since she prefers not to share, she'd love a quiet, secure
6Cassandra's ideal home Beautiful lady Cassandra has come into our care with very little previous history. She has been truly a delight to care for since arriving with us and loves nothing more than snuggling up with her carers and getting all the love and attention she deserves. Cassandra would love to find a patient family who can help her learn how amazing home life can be.
6Mavis's ideal home Meet magnificent Mavis who is big gorgeous girlie ready to find her forever home. She's come into our care after being found as a stray, so we unfortunately don't know too much about her history. We think she may have lived in a home previously however she may need some help settling into a home environment and mastering things like housetraining and
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