2Luna's ideal home Luna is a 7 year old Schnauzer cross Poodle. She is currently in one of amazing foster homes and now ready to start looking for her new forever home. She can live with children aged 5 and above. Luna has previously lived with cats and could share her home with dog savvy cat again. She could live with another dog pending successful meet here at the centre.
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2Betty's ideal home 3 years and 3 month old Betty has come to us through no fault of her own and is looking for a forever home where she feels loved and safe. Betty is full of energy and will need a active home that enjoys lots of daily walks, once out and about Betty loves to explore and sniff around. She is super friendly and enjoys being with people Betty would benefit from
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2Lady's ideal home 4 year old Wilf and 8 year old Lady are a sweet pair looking for a home together as they thrive in each others company. They are looking for a home where someone is around most of the day to help them settle in. The pair can live with older children (aged 12+) and although they are looking to be the only pets in the home, they would be happy with some doggy
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6Connie's ideal home Connie is a sweet, sensitive little soul who has nothing but love to offer. Connie could live with another dog, pending mixes done here at the centre and could live with children of secondary school age. She will need her time left on her own to be built up gradually to help her settle in. She loves her treats so this will be a brilliant training aid when
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2Peach's ideal home Peach and Narna are a bonded pair who are looking for a quiet home together away from busy roads. They will need their new family to be around the best part of the day to start with whilst they build up their time alone. Peach and Narna could live with sensible children over the age of 12. They need to be the only Dogs in the house but could potentially live
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2Narna's ideal home Peach and Narna are a bonded pair who are looking for a quiet home together away from busy roads. They will need their new family to be around the best part of the day to start with whilst they build up their time alone. Peach and Narna could live with sensible children over the age of 12. They need to be the only Dogs in the house but could potentially live
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2Lyla's ideal home 2 year old Lyla can live with young adults (aged 15+) and potentially a cat in her new home, but no other Dogs. She is looking for someone who can help her socialise and build her confidence around Dogs. Lyla can find new situations scary, so she would like her adopter to take it slow and not push her in to anything she is unsure about. Could you be Lyla's
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2Luna's ideal home Luna can live with young adults (aged 15+) and a dog or securely caged small animals in her new home, but she is not suitable to live with cats. Her new family will need to be around most of the day initially to help settle her in, and then her leaving hours could be gradually increased. Could you be Luna's perfect match? 9 month old Luna is a very sweet,
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Lily's ideal home Lily is a sweet, young girl who is ready to find her forever home. She is a worried soul and is finding life quite daunting at present so could live with another dog to help build her confidence back up. Once she knows you, her personality truly shines and she enjoys a cuddle and playing with her toys. Lily will need children in the home to be of secondary
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4Peggy's ideal home 3 year old Peggy has come to us through no fault of her own and is searching for a forever home. Peggy is enjoying living off site with one of our foster families at present and has proved to be a lovely little house guest. Her new family will need to be around most of the time to begin with as Peggy has previously shown some separation anxiety and does get
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Ava's ideal home Ava is a super sweet girl who is shy and nervous, she gains a lot of confidence from other Dogs so is looking for a home with a calm resident (neutered) dog that can show her the world is not so scary and match her puppy play style. Any new adopters will need to live close to the center as multiple visits and home visits will be needed as well as a successful
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3Peach's ideal home Peach is a lovely girl who enjoys playtime and walks. She is friendly but can get a bit overwhelmed by new people or with too much fuss. For this reason she won’t want to live with very young children, but those of secondary school age would be fine. She will also appreciate a safe space to use when visitors come round. Peach can live with another dog who
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2Chilli's ideal home Chilli is looking for a home where she is living with 2 or more adopters who are around most of the time so that she won't be left alone. Chilli would prefer to live in a quiet area as loud sudden noises can be a little scary for Chilli. She could live with children aged 10+ who are understanding of Dogs. Chilli likes to go for walks, and has enjoyed days
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5Jilly's ideal home Jilly is a medium sized, 4 year old female Poodle cross looking for her new home. She is a sensitive girl who has some anxieties due to her sheltered background, so will benefit from patient adopters who have a quiet home. Jilly needs to be the only animal in her home and have no visiting dogs. She enjoys having doggy social walks but can struggle sharing
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2Shadow's ideal home Shadow is looking for an active home with adopters willing to take her on new adventures and teach her lots of new things. Shadow loves being around people and can live with children aged 8 years and over who can play nicely with her. Shadow thrives being around people rather than dogs and would like to be the only dog in the home, she cannot live with cats
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5Cinder's ideal home Cinder is a girl who loves everyone she meets and can happily live with children 10+ that are confident with bouncy dogs that are always wanting lots of affection. Cinder is still working on her social skills so will need to be the only dog in the home whilst continuing to build up her confidence. She can’t live with cats but can live with small
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4Sky's ideal home Sky is a beautiful 1yr old Labradoodle who's got a real zest for life! She is quite the livewire so will need a new family who plan to do lots of fun activities with her. She'll be fine with older kids who are comfortable around giddy, playful dogs, and being very social with dogs, she could potentially share her home with another doggy friend pending them
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