Misty C2024-33 13 years young Fostered in Aberdare QUIET HOME NEEDED Hello I’m Misty I’m an older lady with a lot of love to give to my special people. My favourite thing is to catch on my human’s lap and purr away. If I see that you’re planning to sit down I’ll be right there! If I want your attention I’ll let you know by putting my paw on you. It’s very cute! I have excellent manners. I don’t scratch furniture, toilet nicely and won’t wake you up in the middle of the night. I’m just looking for a place to retire to, with someone who likes cuddles much as I do, particularly as my fur is so soft! I don’t mind other cats as long as they don’t want to play with me. I just prefer human to feline companions. I’m really looking forward to meeting you Misty is neutered, litter trained, vaccinated, microchipped, uses a scratching post and is up to date with flea and worm treatment. APPLY HERE
Callie D2021-160 • Needs a resident dog to learn from • Not cat or small furry tested • Dog savvy children Callie is a 4 Year old Cocker cross King Charles Cavalier described by her foster family as being shy at first but once she gets to know you, she loves a fuss and a cuddle. She is a proper little lady and doesn’t get in your face but likes to follow you around with a waggy tail. As you can see from her pictures she really does wear her heart on her sleeve. Well in this case on her body. She has not yet learnt what toys are but were sure she would be very happy to learn. Callie could live with any aged children, as long as they are old enough to know she is not a toy. She is in foster with children aged 9-13. Not cat or small furry tested. Learning to walk on a lead and harness is a work in progress and this will take time to be worked on with her new family once settled. She is starting to figure out what it is all about and will get there with the help of a fur sibling. She currently sleeps in a bed in the kitchen and sleeps quietly all night. She is house trained but as with all adopted dogs she will need her new family to set her up for success for this to continue. All 5 dogs in the home eat together without issue. Callie would suit most homes, she will need a home that’s reasonably active as she thoroughly enjoys getting out to use that spaniel nose of hers. She must live with another small or medium sized dog as she relies on the other dogs for confidence and for learning how to behave. She is a beautiful little lady who is an absolute delight and whoever rehomes her is going to be so so lucky. Neutered 1st Vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Warwickshire Click Here
Pumpkin D 2024-164 • Needs a resident dog/dogs • Older dog savvy children • Can live with dog savvy cats. Pumpkin is a 1 year old Shitzu cross described by her foster family as a nervous little boy who is good with people once he gets to know you. He is taking his queues from the resident dogs and are looking to them for support. He loves having cuddles and sitting next to his foster family on the sofa. He doesn’t like sudden or unexpected movement or noises and likes a calm home. Pumpkin hasn’t yet been out for walks as he has only had his first injection and is still decompressing. He is practicing in the house with a harness and lead under supervision as is doing well but will need more practice. Pumpkin can be homed with children 8 and over who will take things slowly and read and play with him as he comes out of his shell. He is okay with cats but will chase if they run. This is mostly down to one of his foster brothers showing him how to be nawty. If the resident dog does not chase cats neither, will he. He hasn’t yet discovered the joy of toys but is starting to carry them around in his mouth. He will play Zoomies with the resident dogs but is not sure yet how to play other doggy games such as tug and fetch. He will soon get used to this with the right doggy sibling. Pumpkin sleeps on the bottom of his foster parents bed as he needs to be close and this is where the resident dogs sleep. He absolutely loves bed time and looks at you when he thinks everyone should be going to bed. He has also been known to stay in bed and creep under the covers when the rest of the house is awake to have an extra 40 winks. He is almost fully house trained he just needs lots of opportunities to be taken outside to toilet and a routine. He is following the other dogs so if your dogs are good he will be good. Pumpkin currently eats away from the resident dogs to make sure he only eats his food and we would recommend a slow feeder. Pumpkin needs a quieter home with a resident dog and patient owners who will help him adjust. Once he has decompressed and a bond has been built, he would benefit from attending puppy class to help with basic training and socialisation. He is a very lovely boy who has had to grow up very quickly but is still just a puppy at heart. He just needs the opportunity to be a puppy and to feel safe with a loving family. Neutered 1st vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Cardiff Click here
Fern D2024-154 • Can be an only dog with doggy friends • Can also love with other dogs • Older dog savvy children • Quiet home • Would benefit from puppy class once settled Fern is a lovely 1 year old Shih Tzu cross described by her foster mum as a special little girl. She is still a little nervous and backs away when new people come into the home, but her cheeky side is definitely starting to emerge. She has just started jumping into foster mums warm seat on the sofa or bed when mum goes to make a cup of tea. She has just started to give little licks to her foster mum and is gaining in confidence and learning to trust on a daily basis. Foster mum has even had a few special cuddles. She is now funny vaccinated and has been practicing in the garden ready for adventures in the big wide world Foster mum will sit on the floor to encourage play time with the toys and she is slowly getting there. Fern is house-trained but will have an accident now and then if not taken out regularly to the garden. She just needs to get into a routine and have nice treats when she has done well. Fern travels well in a car. Not cat or small furry tested. She eats fine around other dogs, no resource guarding, and will take a treat from your hand when it suits her. She can be homed with dog savvy children over the age of 7 who will give her space when she needs it. Fern sleeps in foster mums bed and loves pinching her warm spot if she leaves it. She also wakes you up with lovely morning kisses as if to say what we doing today mum I’m so excited to feel safe and loved. Fern can be an only dog with doggy friends she could also be homed with other dogs. She needs a quiet family home with dog savvy children. She would fit in anywhere as long as it’s not a noisy household. She just needs time and patience. Neutered Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Cardiff Click Here https://friendsofanimalswales.org.uk/dog-adoption-application-form
Herbert is a 5 year old poodle mix who is taking his time to work out the new world he has found himself in. He currently likes his own space but is taking it all in from a distance. He likes to surprise you by suddenly appearing wanting to know what you are up to.
With the resident dog it is a very different story. He is very playful with the other dogs in the garden but won’t play inside or if anyone is looking. He hasn’t had this chance before and is scared it will be ripped away from him or worse he will be told off.
He’s perfect with dogs and has never shown any aggression other than playful growls. He is also in foster with 2 cats and has paid no interest in them.
Herbert can live with dog savvy children 12 and over. Who will put no pressure on him and give him time to decompress and learn who it is to be a much loved pet.
He is currently fearful of men and his new family need to understand that this will improve in his own time and any new men in his life are going to be the last to be loved but when he does trust, he will with his whole heart.
He doesn’t currently play with toys but will chase the other dogs who have toys, so were sure he will catch on soon.
Harness and lead walking is a work in progress. Currently he will become flat to the ground and will either try and run or stay very still when presented with his harness and lead.
He sleeps in the dining room on a big comfortable cushion with lots of blankets (this is where he spends most of his time and this is his safe space). He is gated in there at night but other than that he has full access to downstairs and garden. He is 90% house trained and were sure once he’s settled he will be fine.
Treats and good food are all new to Herbert and he is taking treats from your hand and then running off with them not quite believing that it is all for him. He currently eats alone as he is easily bullied by others and the resident porky spaniel will eat all the food.
Herbert needs a very patient family with a resident dog who understands that he needs some time to settle and trust. He is getting more confident daily and is now ready for the next step in his journey to being loved and adored.
Neutered
1st vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Monty is a 1 year old Turkish Mixed breed who loves everyone, she is a very gentle girl who loves fuss and praise. She loves her walks and saying hello to everyone she meets. She can sometimes be a bit wary meeting new people and dogs, but as long as it is gradual introductions and she is praised for good behaviour, she soon makes friends. She has been bullied by other dogs in the past so is just looking after herself. She needs to learn that she no longer needs to be afraid and someone has her back.
Veterinary history to be discussed
Monty loves to play. She can be cheeky and thinks she can get away with chewing things as she is still a pup, but she is very intelligent and if told no and given a toy as an alternative, she will chew that instead and looks very pleased with herself. She loves other dogs and loves to play with them, chasing them around the garden or playing play fight. She always listens when told it is time to calm down.
Monty does not like cats so is not to be rehomed with any.
Monty is quite big and very playful; she loves playing with toys and running around at top speed so older children who can move out of her way would be better. She is still a bit of a pup and everything is new to her so she can get excitable but listens when told to calm down.
Monty loves toys but does chew them and will chase anything you throw for her in the garden. She won’t catch it or bring it back, she will just keep running and running. She loves it if another dog plays chase with her, that is her favourite game.
Monty enjoys her walks but initially is a bit wary of where she is going. She is nervous to get in the car as she associates car rides with vets and other scary things, so is gradually being introduced to visits to nice places. Due to her being a bit nervous of new situations she is walked with a harness, collar and two leads. She has not been walked in busy places or towns enjoying quiet areas to help her gain her confidence. She responds well to praise and encouragement and her lead walk training needs to continue in her forever home. She always looks so pleased with herself when she is praised for being brave. She stays close to her human on lead and has only been off lead in a secure field where she also stayed close.
Monty sleeps downstairs with the other dogs on a comfy dog bed. She has not yet mastered getting onto a sofa. She sleeps quietly all night.
She is completely house trained and has always gone into the garden to toilet.
Monty is currently underweighted and is having a few small meals a day which she eats on her own to make sure she gets the nourishment she needs. She is happy to wait for treats with the others and takes her treat very gently taking it away to a quiet spot to enjoy.
Monty would love a fairly active home where she has access to a large garden and people around most the time who will be patient and supportive teaching her how to enjoy walks and adventures. Monty loves being in the garden most of the day, she likes to lie on the grass and watch the sky and birds. She loves being outdoors but also loves coming in to curl up by the fire with the other dogs. Monty would love to live with a loving, confident dog who will help to show her around and gain confidence. Someone she can race around the garden with.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Here we have a litter of 4 long haired beauties who are bonded and MUST be homed in pairs.
They are litter trained, vaccinated, microchipped, use a scratching post and are up to date with flea and worm treatment. They will need to be neutered at 6 months and will be adopted with a neutering contract.
June and Jude are mother and son, the loveliest characters you could ever meet.
They were found straying when Jude was very small and brought into foster to keep them safe. Both of them love being outside and are very playful.
As June has a virus which may or may not show itself in later years, they must be indoor cats with plenty of space or have access to a catio.
June loves playing with string and any toy with catnip in. Jude loves any toys and to climb as high as he can!
June will only play with Jude and is wary of other cats, for this reason we’d like to home them together and with no other cats. June will tolerate a quiet cat savvy dog though Jude will try and play with it!
June and Jude are litter trained, vaccinated, microchipped, use a scratching post and are up to date with flea and worm treatment.
June is spayed, Jude will be homed with a neutering voucher. He will need to be neutered at 6 months.
K1 is a handsome little boy born to mum Patch brought in to the rescue to have her kittens in safety. K1 is all black and will grow into a beautiful black panther. He’s very affectionate and will cry for a cwtch. He loves climbing, chasing balls, iPad games and making mischief!
K1 is litter trained, vaccinated, microchipped, uses a scratching post and is up to date with flea and worm treatment. He needs to be neutered at 6 months and will be adopted with a neutering contract.
Nelly is a pretty little girl born to mum Patch brought in to the rescue to have her kittens in safety. Nelly is affectionate and slightly more reserved than the others but still inquisitive and playful. She loves climbing, springs and toy mice and prefers sitting on your lap to having a cwtch.
Nelly is litter trained, vaccinated, microchipped, uses a scratching post and is up to date with flea and worm treatment. She needs to be spayed at 6 months and will be adopted with a neutering contract.
Jasmine is a beautiful young girl who hasn’t had the best start in life. She was found as a pregnant stray in the Spring last year and needed some help from her foster mum to bring up her kittens.
She likes to hide and come out in her own time-she’s a chatty girl who loves a lap and will purr loudly-all on her own terms as a typical tortoiseshell!
Jasmine would benefit from a home with plenty of company as she loves her humans when comfortable and settled in.
If you feel you can give Jasmine her first forever home at last please fill in the form below. She’s waiting to hear from you.
Jasmine is neutered, litter trained, vaccinated, microchipped and up to date with flea and worm treatment.
Mango is a 5 year old Shitzu described by her foster mum as a joy considering what she has been through in her short life. She has a mischievous sparkle in her eyes which I’m sure will come out soon. She is very food orientated and will eat hers and anything else around. She is on the thin side though so this is no biggy at the moment but will need watching.
She is wary of new faces and noises and barks but this is getting better. This world is all new to her and she is adapting well. She will let foster mum pick her up and do anything with her which shows a real trust. Her tail never stops wagging she is a really happy girl.
Like most Shitzu’s she has her own mind and is not a lap dog. She wants affection but on her terms. She is quite happy lying on the floor in her own space but will suffer foster mum putting her on the sofa for a smooth and cuddle.
She takes the toys out of the toy box but were not sure if she thinks they are her puppies.
She is not cat or small furry tested.
She can be homed with children of any age as she is laid back but will need another dog for reassurance and to learn from.
She is great on a lead. There are no problem putting it on her and she enjoys going for short walks. She doesn’t seem too afraid of her surroundings or meeting other dogs but can be wary of people.
She currently sleeps by the side of foster mums bed in a dog bed.
Toilet training is still a work in progress but she is getting there.
She is greedy with her food and we would recommend a slow feeder and for her to be fed separately. At the moment she needs to put weight on but this will need to be watched as she settles.
Mango would fit into any home as long as she has the support of another dog to give her reassurance and one she can play with when settled. She is not the type of dog that wants long walks but does enjoy getting out and about. She needs patient parents to help her settle.
Neutered
1st Vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Jerry is a 3 year old cavalier described by his foster mum as a special boy with a lovely soft nature. He has amazing big brown eyes that just melts your heart.
He is initially wary of people but comes around quickly with gentle attention. When comfortable he will come to have his head and chin stroked and will melt into your hand. He wants and is desperate for attention. He enjoys lounging on the sofa and taking himself off to foster mums room in the hope he gets to sleep on the bed.
He has started to come for cuddles but is as yet not sure how to ask for this attention. He has relaxed into foster life and will now rest on his back with legs up in the air and he just doesn’t care. If he is unsure in his surroundings or with the situation he will sit down and look to you for guidance.
Jerry is not cat or small furry tested but has such a kind heart that with careful introductions he would be fine.
Jerry could live with older, sensible children who will read to him and spend time but not expect too much initially.
Jerry enjoys playing with some toys and enjoys a good chew toy. He is learning that being a dog is fun and as his confidence grows his character is shining through. He also enjoys a good sniff around the garden. He is not a barker but will bark at strange noises or people passing making a noise.
Jerry is now enjoying his walks and going exploring but needs another dog to follow who gives him confidence. He likes meeting new dogs when out walking but still needs his parents to decide which good dogs get to meet him.
Jerry currently sleeps in the kitchen with the other dogs. He doesn’t like to be on his own and would really like to sleep on the bed with his human.
Jerry’s is toilet trained.
Jerry loves food and will now take treats from a gentle hand.
Jerry is a work in progress but he is well worth the effort. He would need a home with a resident dog for guidance and support. He needs patient owners who can offer support and encouragement. He can live with older sensible children who will not expect too much of him to start. In the right home Jerry is going to be the most amazing dog and it will be a pleasure to watch him grow.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Cammy is a beautiful 14 month old Labrador described by his foster mum as a real people lover. He is very eager to please his humans. He loves cuddles, and would love to be a lap dog when he is not being a high energy dog. He loves a fuss but if he has to wait in a queue of other dogs, he will shout to let you know! He is a real character, so loving and so keen to please his humans.
He learns so quickly and will need a patient owner who will continue his training and reward him when he does as asked. He is only young and gets excited so tends to jump up at people but is responding really well to the command of ‘off’ and is learning he only gets attention when all his four feet are on the floor.
He gets on great with the other dogs in his foster home.
Cammy is not cat tested she has seen foster mums’ cat outside and wanted to meet her but the cat got scared so no meeting took place. If a cat is used to dogs and careful introductions made, he may be ok but this can’t be guarantee
He loves children but due to his boisterous puppy nature and the bulk of him, he could easily knock over smaller children whilst playing. Older teenage children who match his energy levels would be fine, probably not the best around toddlers or small children.
Cammy is just learning to play with toys, and prefers to play with them with the other dogs. He’s not really interested in playing with them on his own but is young enough to learn to play with toys with people.
Cammy is great on walks. He is walked in a harness and lead and a slip lead. He does not pull and is responsive to commands. He has been on walks in the fields on a long lead (he loves those walks) and stays close to his handler, stopping as soon as he is called. His recall will need working on but he is really eager to please and responds well to praise. He is respectful of dogs met on walks and will walk by them if told to and praised for doing so.
Cammy sleeps downstairs with the other dogs claiming a comfy squishy dog bed in front of the fire as his preferred spot but also sleeps on the sofa but would love to sleep with his humans if he could.
Cammy is completely house trained.
He is learning to respect others whilst eating and has learnt already that each dog has their own space and he knows they will not invade his space.
Cammy would love a very active home with another active dog for lots of adventures. He wants to explore everything and have a go at everything. He loves going on walks and loves water. He has loads of energy and at the end of a busy day he would love nothing better than being snuggled and cuddled. He loves playing chase with other dogs and is very much a people dog, but he has been fine being left for a few hours with other dogs for company.
Neutered
1st vaccination, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Can be an only dog if she has doggy friends for walkies to help her confidence
Can live with other non-boisterous dogs
Not cat tested
Older children
Patient owners
Lana is a brave 5 year old Bichon Frise described by her foster mum as changing every day. She is not frightened of visitors to the home. She can be a bit shy to start especially if approached but when she knows you, she is fine and loves having her ears scratched. Her tail is like a little helicopter and she will paw you for more attention.
Medical history to be discussed
Lana likes frequent naps throughout the day so doesn’t require a very active household. Noise and busy activity around the house don’t seem to bother her.
Not cat/furry tested but is very interested in watching the chickens.
Lana has been tested with children over 10 and has been fine as long as they are gentle and patient.
Lana loves soft toys and enjoys carrying them around and sleeping with them. She chases a ball in the garden but doesn’t know what to do when she reaches it. Having nice things is all new to her and she is just working them out.
She is happy for a harness and lead to be put on and generally walks ok but this is new to her so it is all a work in progress. She prefers a harness that doesn’t go over her head. Generally she is not worried about meeting any strangers out and about.
Currently Lana sleeps in a crate at night on her own and will sleep all night. Throughout the day she chooses between a bed, the sun in the garden, or her open crate.
Lana is house-trained, she hasn’t had an accident in the house whilst in her foster home and is starting to go to the door to be let out.
She is a little bit greedy with her food and as soon as she has finished hers she is looking at her foster sisters’ bowls!. This will need to be monitored or she could be fed separately. She is very gentle to take treats from you and is not protective of her food.
Lana is a lovely sweet natured gentle dog who is coming out of herself every day. She loves the gardens and enjoys sitting in the sun watching the world go by. She currently lives with 2 resident dogs and 1 other foster dog, she gets on very well with all of them but is still quite happy to venture about by herself. She can be rehomed with another resident dog who isn’t too energetic or she seems quite happy to be the only dog to get all the human fuss.
Neutered
Vaccianted, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Winnie or Wiggly Winnie as her foster mum likes to call her is a 6 year old cocker spaniel described by her foster mum as a lovely girl who desperately wants to run over to you in the garden and get a cuddle but is still nervous so she wiggles her way to you instead.
She watches the action from the sofa, keen to perhaps get the ball or jump down and run downstairs with the other dogs, but she’s still shy… so she wiggles instead. In fact. Winnie is wiggly winnie as she wiggles her rear end whenever she is running about. If you call her name she will stops and look and wiggle with excitement and nerves.
She doesn’t yet play but has been watching the others catch a ball and run to foster mum watching them get lots of positive fuss and attention. All the time her little tail beats like a drum on the cushions. She is going to be an amazing affectionate dog once she feels safe.
Winnie lives with other dogs, an adult, a teenager and a nine-year-old. She is calm, still slightly nervous and timid but has shown nothing but an eagerness to love humans and other animals.
Not cat or small furry tested
We recommend she be homed with children 9 and over
Winnie tries really hard to trust. She is not quite there yet with the lead and harness. It feels strange to her. She has never been walked before. But she keeps practicing.
She currently sleeps downstairs on the sofa and is a good girl all night.
She is fully house trained and eats well around the other dogs.
Winnie needs a home that has the patience to wait. Wait while she wiggles and wait for those wiggles to turn into action! She is so sweet, so gentle, so loving. She wants to love. She wants to sit on your lap. She wants to bound over to you in the garden, she is just a little shy. Sometimes, when she thinks you aren’t watching, she will have a funny five minutes rolling around on her back or running herself up and down the fence for a scratch.
Winnie needs a home with patient owners with a resident dog for guidance. A family who has the time to let her decompress and come out of her shell. Her lead and harness training will need to continue in the home and garden to start with and as she gains confidence she can be introduced to the world and all the good things she has missed out on so far.
Neutered
Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Zelda is a 7 month old cavalier cross spaniel described by her foster mum as simply beautiful. She just wants to be loved and she has so much love to give. She is beautiful inside and out.
Zelda would love to live with someone who can play with her belly all the time or give her cuddles / strokes. She knows how to use her big eyes to get you to do this and forgive her for her mischief. She is still a puppy after all.
She loves going for walks and thinks it’s very unfair that she has to be on a lead and they are currently on short walks to build stamina. She can initially pull with excitement and forgets herself. She loves to sniff and discover and would love to be able to explore more. Her training on a lead is going well but this will need to be continued in her forever home.
She is a very clever girl and has been easy to train with positive reinforcement. She mastered learning to sit within a few days. She plays with toys and will catch and bring them back when not distracted by other dogs.
Her manners with food are a work in progress and she will now take treats nicely. In the home she will benefit from a slow feeder as she loves her food a little too much.
She absolutely loves people especially if they will scratch her belly and give her some love.
Not cat or small furry tested
Not tested with children under 10 but shows absolutely no aggression.
Zelda hasn’t yet mastered toilet training but is trying hard every day. It’s just hard for her to tear herself away from tummy tickles to go to toilet. She is not keen on going outside when wet unless it’s for a proper walk and then that’s fine. Well what girl wants to get her hair wet it goes all curly after all.
She loves to lie by your feet or sit and watch you hoping for a belly rub at every opportunity. Zelda is a very young 7-month-old and being a pet is all new to her. She’s slowly learning the house rules but anything she can get in her mouth is fair game for chewing if she is left to her own devices.
Zelda needs an active home with someone who is willing to take the time to train her. She loves to learn and be rewarded for being so clever. She would love to be part of a family so she can get as many belly rubs as is possible. She needs to live with a resident dog as an adventure buddy and mentor.
Neutered
Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
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ADOPTION BY DONATION AND WE WILL PAY HIS MEDICAL BILLS RELATED TO HIS CONDITION
CAN LIVE WITH OTHER DOGS OR BE AN ONLY DOG
NOT CAT TESTED
OLDER DOG SAVVY CHILDREN
LOVING RETIRMENT HOME WHO WILL CHERRISH HIM FOR THE REST OF HIS DAYS.
Marley is a 13 year old typical Jack Russel male who knows what he likes which is snuggling next to his human on the sofa, going for daily walks and dreaming of when he used to go squirrel hunting.
Marley is as good as they come and is described by his foster mum as the Pawfect gentleman.
His medical condition will be discussed with potential adopters and full support given. His new Pawrents must be able to take him to one of the Maesglas veterinary centres if any treatment is needed.
Marley is fully house trained, loves his food and his bed and adores lots of cuddles. He doesn’t like to be over handled by young people as his days of ruff and tumble have passed him by but he likes to be close and will occasionally have a play if he is in the mood. After all he has nothing to prove now as he is just a special little man.
He likes to have a snooze in the garden close to foster mum if she is out there with the other dogs or pottering. After all the sun does make everyone feel a lot better.
He is a good lad on the lead enjoying a little stroll and sniff but is strong when he is first walked as he is excited to go and explore. He enjoys going to the coffee shop for a puppachino or just to admire the lady dogs passing by. Marley would be described as very peter pan like as h has just never grown up. Yes his body may be occasionally tired and he may need an afternoon nanna nap (don’t we all) but he is as sharp as a tack so don’t be put off by his age.
Marley needs a home with owners who will adore him. Who will take him for a daily leg stretch and sniff and generally just be his best friend as that’s all he wants is to be your best friend.
Neutered male
Potential owners will receive the full back up of the charity and our vets
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Berry D2024-151 • Needs a resident dog • Can live with dog savvy cats • Can be homed with sensible older children • Would benefit from attending puppy class Berry is a 10 month old Bichon described by her foster mum as a gentle girl who is lovely with people. Berry can be homed with sensible children over 10 as little ones would scare her. Berry lives with three cats and will sometimes do a low growl when she sees them, mainly because they warned her with a swipe when she came to stay that the cats are boss. Berry plays with toys alone, however with a playful dog she would almost definitely play with them. Berry is not yet walking on a lead. She loves the garden but is very scared in the big outdoors and the sound of a car going past will send her into a frenzy. Her family must make sure they keep her safe with a three point harness and the garden must be secure. Berry doesn’t like the harness and lead as yet, she can be difficult to catch to pop them on, but is interested as to why the other resident dogs get excited when they see the harness. Berry sleeps downstairs with the other dogs she has been invited to sleep upstairs with foster mum and one of the resident dogs but as yet she hasn’t taken up the opportunity House training is ongoing. Berry will scoff all the food she sees if allowed and in record time. This is probably due to not having been given regular meals previously. She came into foster very skinny but is now putting on weight slowly. She eats in a crate or a separate room to make sure she doesn’t steal the other dogs food. We would also recommend she have a slow feeder. Berry would like a home with an active family who have a resident dog to give her confidence on her walkies and in general. She needs a patient family who will advocate for her in the first instance until she feels confidence. She would really benefit from attending puppy classes to socialise and build a bond with her family. Neutered Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Llanharan Click Here
Dazzle D2024-158 • Needs a resident dog • Not cat or small furry tested • Dog savvy children Dazzle is a 4 year old Cavapoo described by her foster mum as a proper people’s dog, wherever foster mum is there she is, and if foster mum is on the move she is one step behind. She loves to cuddle and be stroked and is desperate to be a lap dog! She can be a little shy initially but it doesn’t take her long to wag that tail and come for a fuss. Dazzle could live with all aged children providing they are old enough to understand she is not a toy. She is in foster with children aged 9-13 Not cat or small furry tested. She doesn’t understand what toys are yet but we are sure she could learn. Lead and harness training is a work in progress but the more she trusts you the more willing she will be. Dazzle sleeps on a bed on the floor in her fosterers room and sneaks on the bed if she thinks she can get away with it. House training is doing amazingly and if her new family continue to set her up for success there is no reason she shouldn’t continue to be clean in the home. All 5 dogs in the home eat together without issue, she does have a tendency to let others steal her food so is watched to make sure she eats her food without helpers. Dazzle would suit a variety of homes, she is confident and adaptable. The most important attribute is that there is someone who is around most of the time to give her company and snuggles, she would need a resident similar sized dog as she gets great comfort from curling up with her small/medium breed friends.
She is happy to be left home with the other dogs and doesn’t make a peep, she is truly a joy to look after and will be thoroughly missed. Neutered Vaccinated. Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Warwickshire Click Here https://friendsofanimalswales.org.uk/dog-adoption-application-form
Pixie D2024-159 • Needs a resident dog to learn from • Not cat or small furry tested • Dog savvy children • Would benefit from attending puppy classes Pixie is a15 Month Old Poodle described by her foster mum as a super friendly girl. She can be a little shy at first but once she realises you are kind she will come over for strokes and cuddles. Pixie is great with kids and could live with any age children that are old enough to understand that she is not a toy. She is in foster with children aged 9-13. She is not tested with cats or small furries. She hasn’t quite learnt what toys are for yet but she enjoys a good rough and tumble with the resident labradors. She hasn’t been far yet as she is not fully vaccinated but has walked to the vets and was very good on the lead, this will improve with practice once she is fully vaccinated. She is quite happy to sleep anywhere as long as she has some doggy company, she has slept downstairs with the other dogs, on a bed on the bedroom floor and in the bed itself. She is doing amazingly with her house training and if her new family continue to set her up for success there is no reason she won’t continue to be clean in the house. All 5 dogs in residence eat together with no issues. She does have a tendency to ‘sample’ the other dogs food so something to be aware of if her new fur siblings would not like this. Pixie would suit a wide variety of homes. She is young and confident so still very malleable, she’d be just as happy in a busy family home as in a quiet older home. Her only must is that she needs a canine companion, she relies heavily on the other dogs in the home for company and learning how to be a dog. Neutered 1St vaccs, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Warwickshire Click Here https://friendsofanimalswales.org.uk/dog-adoption-application-form
Acorn D2024-152 • Can be an only dog with doggy friends can also love with another dog • Older dog savvy children • Would benefit from attending puppy class • Patient family Acorn is a 11 month old Westie who after being in foster has become a bright little girl. She loves attention and being brushed. Now she has found her paws foster mum says she is into everything. She is jumping about playing with toys, chewing ,and asking for attention. She will play with toys on her own or with another playful dog.
She still gets her quiet times and likes to go under the shelves in her safe area but comes out quickly if she thinks she’s missing something and is quiet and cuddly with foster mum when there are visitors. She can be rehomed with gentle dog savvy children over 5. She will run up and asked to be picked up on sofa, even though she can jump up and will push in for the best position next to foster mum.
Acorn adores the garden and loves a good zoomies. Especially if one of her friends has come around for a play date. Then its game on of who can run the fastest. Despite loving a good play she also enjoys it when they go home and she gets foster mum all to herself for snuggles and treats. Acorn is starting to enjoy the outside world and loves all the smells and colours in the fields. She is still worried when she can hear people and cars and is not keen on walking on the pavements but is getting better every day she just needs practice with her forever family. Not cat or small furry tested.
She currently sleeps in the kitchen with the other dogs.
Acorn is now completely house trained.
She loves her food but doesn’t really like sharing so if there is another dog in the home she will need to be fed separate or watched. She is just being a bit of a princess after having a ruff start and doesn’t know how to share.
Acorn can be an only dog with doggy friends or can live with another dog but her pawrents will have to teach her how to share nicely. She is still very young as is only now being given rules to follow so it’s all a bit new to her. She would suit most homes but is not super active. She is fine being left with other dogs for short periods.
Rosemary -D2024-147 • Needs a resident dog for confidence • Older dog savvy children • Not cat or small furry tested Rosemary is a 4 year old Cocker Spaniel described by her foster mum as a timid, gentle soul who is lacking in confidence and at the moment is very dependent on the resident dogs to show her that all will be okay and she is safe now. She loves cuddles in her safe space, which is an open crate with lots of nice, warm fluffy blankets. She is still decompressing and is enjoying spying on foster mum watching what she gets up to. She is not yet looking for fuss and attention but her tail is wagging non stop and she is almost there. Rosemary has a cheeky side when unobserved and will pinch anything not tidied away or left on worksurfaces. This is not her fault no one has loved her enough before to teach her the house rules. So be warned if you leave it out, she thinks its hers and will take it off to her safe place for a chew and cuddle. She doesn’t know the joy of toys yet and also likes to chew on these. She is starting to enjoy being brushed and this will need to continue in her forever home to make her confident to go to the groomers. Rosemary can live with older dog savvy children who have the patience and time to encourage her to integrate into the home without fear. Not cat or small furry tested. She has been for her first walk today out in the big wide world and although nervous she coped extremely well. Foster mum met some friends when out and after commenting how pretty Rosemary is and giving her time to relax, she allowed some gentle pets. This will continue with her foster mum but she really needs a new big brother or sister to show her all the joys the world has to offer our princess. She sleeps soundly in her crate in the kitchen She is almost fully house trained. She will always toilets in the garden when out. So she needs a routine and nice treats when she has done good. She has no food issues and is starting to enjoy having good food and regular meals. She eats her food slowly and will need to be watched to make sure no other dogs scare her off her food. She is also learning what treats are and takes these gently. Rosemary needs a home with a confident resident dog of similar size and a family that can give her time and patience to become a loving companion. She will come out of her shell and it will be joyous to watch. This girl has a bright future in front of her and needs her family to be her guiding light. Neutered Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Cardiff Click Here https://friendsofanimalswales.org.uk/dog-adoption-application-form
Pearl D2024-150 • Needs a resident dog • Good with cats • Older teenage children or no children Pearl is a 4 year old Cavashon who at present is very wary around humans, she needs time and patience to learn to trust. Despite her nervousness she already responds to gentle voices and encouragement and wants very much to be part of the family. She is getting braver every day. She has never shown any form of aggressive or reactive behaviour to her humans or dog friends. Her foster family all agree that pearl is an absolute sweetheart. Pearl’s personality is emerging daily and foster mum says she’s an adorable little girl who melts your heart. She gives sweet little licks and gets so excited when she sees her foster mum in the morning. Her cheeky side is starting to emerge too, any dropped tissues are pounced on with joy! Pearl is absolutely lovely with her foster family’s cat. She will walk around with him in the garden which is so cute as they are almost the same size! Pearl needs a quieter home, so an adult only house or a family with older, dog savvy teenagers would best meet her needs. Pearl is quickly learning the joy of playing with toys. She will choose one to chew or lick and take it up onto the settee. She loves watching the resident dogs play together, and will also pinch her foster mum’s ball of wool given half a chance! Pearl hasn’t been outside her foster homes garden yet. She is happy to wear a mesh harness and is learning not to be afraid of walking on a lead. All she needs is practice and a calm dog to learn from. Pearl sleeps in a soft dog bed, cuddled up to her foster sister, next to her foster parent’s bed. Sometimes she has the cutest little snore! Pearl is learning quickly to follow the resident dogs outside to toilet. She sleeps right through the night with no accidents. Pearl absolutely loves her food and treats, her little tail wags and wags when she sees her bowl coming! She does not resource guard her food at all. Peari will thrive in a quieter environment with someone home most of the time. She is a small, gentle dog and boisterous children and a hectic home could cause anxiety and distress for her. She needs a safe, secure garden to play in and a kind, friendly dog to help her feel safe and to learn from. Neutered 1st Vaccs, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Pen Y Cae, Powys Click Here
Meg D2024-148 • Can be an only dog • Can live with another dog • Not cat tested • Older family who will adore her Meg is a 9 year old black Labrador who loves people, especially women. She enjoys a quiet life and loves her cuddles and belly rubs. She is happy to come and meet people with her tail wagging and loves it if she is made a fuss of. She is very much a people dog. She enjoys her walks and is always happy to meet people along the way. She is still a bit bewildered to find herself in new surroundings but is in foster due to no fault of her own. Not cat tested but has not reacted to cats whilst out on walks. Meg is fine with children, happy to be around them and have fusses. She would be happy to have children visiting now and again if not living with them but quieter older children as she would not cope with boisterous youngsters. Meg has her own toys but is not yet ready to play with them but once settles she would probably like to play again. Meg loves her walks and gets excited when having her lead on. She is walked on a slip lead and will initially pull a little out of excitement, but soon settles and loves to jog around the fields with her tail wagging. She is happy to be walked on her own or with other dogs. She walks really well on the lead and is not bothered by traffic. Meg currently sleeps on a rug with her blankets in a room away from the resident dogs. She has been into the living room and climbed on the sofa. In a home without other dogs she would probably love to be a sofa/lap dog but at 36kg probably a sofa dog would be better!. Meg is completely house trained and will go to the door to ask to go out. She loves being out in the garden and has to be persuaded to come back in sometimes. Meg prefers to eat away from the other dogs and she likes her human with her to tell her she is a good girl and to encourage her to eat. She is currently eating 2 meals a day but was used to having food available all day, she is gradually learning that she has to eat only at meal times which is better for her. She takes treats gently and likes to eat them away from the others dogs. Meg would love a quiet home with access to a garden and someone around most of the time to give her cuddles and take her for walks. She is not bothered by other dogs but would probably prefer to be an only dog in the home and meet others when out and about on walks. She enjoys her walks and would love to be able to have fun off lead in a secure field as she loves to run and sniff. Whilst Meg is used to being an only dog, she may well happily live with another quiet dog. She would be an ideal companion for an older active woman or couple where she would be the centre of their world. Neutered Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Llantrisant Click Here https://friendsofanimalswales.org.uk/dog-adoption-application-form
Rosie D2024-Rosie • Can be an only dog • Can also live with another dog • Not cat or small furry tested • Family who likes walks and cuddles Rosie is a 3 year old lurcher who loves nothing more than a cuddle on the sofa after a fun walk! She is an energetic bouncy girl and loves playing with toys in the house. After spending her first 11 months living in a kennel she was brought into a vets seriously unwell where she was then signed over. Once back on the mend she was fostered and adopted and settled well in to a family home. Due to a sad change in circumstances Rosie needs a home who will give her all the time, cuddles and love this adorable girl needs. She is toilet trained but will need walking regularly. She walks really well on the lead and loves a good zoomie session off lead. She responds well to her name and will come back easily especially if you have a treat for her. She is very food oriented and can be a little bit cheeky and get food off the sides in the kitchen but has never shown any food aggression around people or other dogs. She absolutely loves treats and will sit and wait patiently to be given them! Even though she has three legs that doesn’t stop her from jumping around excited when her favourite people come through the door! Rosie can be an only dog but does enjoy other dogs company once she’s introduced to them so can live with other dogs. She hasn’t been cat or little furry tested in a home. Rosie can be a nervous girl due to her bad past experiences and can take some time coming around to new people but once she trusts you she is the most loyal lovely girl. Rosie has been around children regularly but is bouncy and energetic so would need to be 5+ and dog savvy. Rosie would fit in to an active home that has plenty of time for walks and after walk snuggles. She settles well in a car for travelling short distances. Neutered Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Ferndale Click Here https://friendsofanimalswales.org.uk/dog-adoption-application-form
To be adopted on a neutering and training agreement
Can be an only dog
Can also live with a resident dog
Young enough to learn about cat
Morgen is an 11 week old Bichon who after a timid start is turning into a typical mischievous puppy. He is adapting very well to the loss of his eye due to an accident and loves to play and cuddle. He has just discovered toys and enjoys a game of tug and chewing on his nylabone. He loves people and despite being initially very shy and timid when he arrived in rescue, he quickly found his paws.
Outside he’s only had limited contact as he is carried in a sling as not fully vaccinated. He does find the outside world a bit overwhelming at the moment but he is being taken out for short periods growing in length and is slowly getting used to being outside and adored by all who meet him.
He is not cat savvy but is young enough to learn but I’d say a placid dog savvy cat, we wouldn’t want to risk a cat swiping at him and possibly causing another injury.
He can be rehomed with sensible children 7 and up. He can be very timid and unsure at first so needs space to come around in his own time and not be overwhelmed with attention. He is also in baby shark mode due to teething so his new owners will need to re direct this behaviour.
He plays with his toys both alone and with others. He is in foster with a much larger dog so they are not great playmates although they get on very well.
He has a harness on every day to go in the puppy sling but not quite so sure of the lead yet, just a typical puppy that will need training and would benefit from attending puppy school.
Morgen sleeps in a crate next to foster mums bed. He is still super young so wakes up at least once during the night to toilet. It took some persuading for him to use the crate and he’s getting there now. We don’t think he had a positive experience with them previously and was probably shut in one for long periods after his injury. If his new home continues with a crate they must make it as positive as possible and not overuse.
He is absolutely fine and eats everything given to him.
Morgen has not had the best start in life thanks to a traumatic injury that resulted in the loss of his left eye. However he is ready to put all that behind him look forward to a lovely new life with special people who will see him for the loving boy he is. He is adapting really well to his new reality and really there is no difference between him and other puppies of his age, he’s bright, cuddly, playful and ready to chew everything in sight as he’s in full puppy teething mode!
Morgen would fit into a variety of situations, he can go as an only dog with plenty of doggy friends or with another playful, kind dog of a similar size who would be tolerant of a young pup. He will absolutely need people who are around for most of the day, he is far too young to be left alone for long. He will need people who are willing to put the work in with positive training so he becomes a well rounded adult. He is very shy and unsure at first so his people need to give him some time to find his feet but once he does he will want lots of cuddles so be prepared. Also please don’t apply if you’re not prepared to have your sleep interrupted for a very short time, he took a little while to settle at night and will wake once to toilet. He is the loveliest pup so you absolutely won’t mind as soon as he’s snuggled on your lap.
Adopted on a neutering agreement
1st vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Mikey D2024-127 • Needs to be an only dog • No cats • Older dog savvy children Mikey is a 3 year old Brittany Spaniel who adores people and loves being close to his human. He loves a cuddle and is happy snoozing in his bed or on the sofa. He is very loving and a pleasure to have around. He is well behaved in the home, does not chew anything and is generally quiet. He knows his name and will come when called. Mikey is completely blind but this does not hold him back. Once he knows his surroundings he manages very well with a little help. Mikey has not met any children in his foster home but seems to love everyone and should be fine with older children who are able to understand Mikey cannot see so bumps into things and does not know to move out of the way. He has one favourite toy which he likes to play with on his own. He needs help finding it sometimes if it rolls away. Mikey is not cat or small furry tested. Mikey loves to go for a walk and is always keen to explore and sniff new surroundings. He can pull a bit but with harness and lead and collar and lead he walks quite well, staying close. His human has to be his guide and ensure he avoids obstacles like lamposts, walls etc but he loves to get out and about. He would enjoy being in a secure field on a long line as he is very scent orientated and easily distracted. As he can’t see where you are he needs to rely on his lead and your voice to guide him. He will bark when outside in the garden if he hears noises, he is not sure about, e.g. cows in the field, children in the park or if he hears another dog barking but will quiet when told. Mikey sleeps downstairs with the resident dogs on the sofa or in his dog bed. He has shown no interest in using any of the open crates in the house. The dogs in Mikey’s foster home do not go upstairs and Mikey has not shown any interest in attempting the stairs so unknown if he can manage them. Mikey is totally house trained and gets praised for going out to the garden to toilet. Mikey knows where his feeding spot is in the house and waits patiently to be given his bowl of food. He needs to be shown exactly where it is, then he happily eats and does not bother any of the resident dogs. He loves his treats and waits patiently for his and takes it very gently. Mikey would benefit living in a fairly quiet home as an only dog. He loves meeting people, going for walks and playing in the garden so a home where he has access to the garden and lots of cuddles would be great. He is really adorable, a real people dog. Neutered Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer Comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance Fostered in Llantrisant Click Here
Tayari is a 5 year old mini Poodle described by her foster family as a lovely little girl. She loves nothing more than to follow foster mum around and cuddle up next to her for a chat and cup of tea. Maybe a sneaky biscuit too but shhh don’t tell anyone. When new people come into the house she is very unsure of them and will run to a safe distance, occasionally she will bark until she feels comfortable, then she stops and gradually make her way back into the room. She can keep herself to herself but has a lot of love to give and will need her new pawrents to allow her time to adjust and approach when she is ready. Once settled and trusting she will approach to be picked up, where she will just snuggle up. She does give little kisses when she feels comfortable around you.
Tayari is not cat tested.
She can be rehomed with children aged 10 upwards.
Currently she doesn’t know how to play with toys, but foster mum is encouraging play time. Tayari will chase a ball in the garden which she is growing to love. In time we are sure she will find the joy of murdering a squeaky toy.
Harness and lead walking is a work in progress. She will wear a harness but panics any time the lead is picked up and does not currently like the pressure. She is practicing and playing with the harness on and a short lead trailing under supervision but it is going to take time for her to feel comfortable enough to explore the outside world and learn about adventures.
During the day she sleeps in the living room in a dog bed, or snuggled up on a chair/settee. During the night she sleeps in an open crate in the kitchen. When you put her to bed, she will initially whine but will settle all night.
House training is a work in progress. She will go outside if the door is open but needs a routine, lots of praise and treats when she does well.
She eats well around other dogs with no guarding, she will take treats from your hand once she trusts you.
Tayari needs a home with a resident dog to learn from. Her trust in humans is currently very fragile and the resident dog will help her be brave and to emerge from her shell to be the dog she should always have been. She would like a home with someone around most of the time so she can learn to trust and feel loved. She needs time to decompress and a family who will help her adjust.
Neutered
1St vaccs, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Iris is a 3 Year old Cavashon described by her foster family as being good with people in the home however when new people come into the home she will bark, and back away a little until she knows they’re ok. She gets super excited when foster mum comes into the room and dances on her back legs. She loves the fuss, praise and of course a little treat.
Iris isn’t sure of toys, but foster mum is encouraging her to play and she will now play with a ball.
She is fine with a lead and harness on in the garden, but will need help to understand that this enables her to have lots of adventures outdoors.
She sleeps on a dog bed in the living room during the day, or beside you on the chair. During the night she sleeps in the kitchen in an open crate, and sleeps all night. She will have a little whimper when first put to bed, but then settles.
Iris is not cat or small furry tested.
Iris can live with children aged 8 and up.
She travels well in the car.
House training is a work in progress and Iris will take herself outside to toilet if the door is open.
Iris is good eating around other dogs; she doesn’t guard her food. And is learning to enjoy treats.
Iris can be homed with resident dog or as an only dog. She would fit in lovely to any home as long as it’s a patient home who understand that sometimes she will be a little unsure and may need time on her own to digest things. A family who will also give her lots of cuddles, when she needs them.
Neutered
1st vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Rowling is a 5 year old Poodle Mix described by his foster family as friendly but still quite reserved. He follows his fosterer everywhere with a wagging tail but there is always that bit of a distance. He is improving every day and is never far away from foster mum. He can always be found laying near her feet and has just started to realise people are safe and is enjoying some gentle attention. With patient new owners we don’t doubt he will come out of his shell in no time.
He is loving the company of the other small dogs in his foster home and is watching and learning from them daily. Currently he does not know what toys are for and has never had anyone love him enough to play ball or give him positive rewards for anything.
He is not tested with cats or small furries.
He is currently in foster with dog savvy children aged 9-13 without any issue.
Toilet training is a work in progress and he is getting there he is learning from the resident dogs.
He currently sleeps downstairs with the other dogs without issue.
He eats fine around the other dogs in his foster home and is beginning to learn what treats are.
Rowling would suit a patient home with a small calm resident dog/s who can teach him all about pet life, how to get belly scratches and that human hands are friendly. He is incredibly sweet and has blossomed so much in a short time, a cheeky personality is starting to show underneath the worry.
Neutered
1st Vaccs, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Nancy is a 6 year old very cute Caveshon who is currently very shy and anxious around people. She prefers to be with other dogs as the humans she’s encountered in her life so far have not been very kind to her. She has come a long way and is now ready to find that very special person who will show her not all humans are bad. Currently if approached she will sometimes move away but this is getting less and less and she is starting to enjoy being touched. She has met a few people outside the home and has allowed them to touch her but you can see she’s uncomfortable.
Nancy enjoys snuggling in a dog bed with the other dogs and loves to be outside in the garden which is currently her happy place. Although at night when she’s been to toilet, she cries to come back in so she can get back to her nice warm bed. She’s starting to realise that living in a house is lovely.
Nancy is absolutely fine with cats.
She can be rehomed with older teenage children.
Nancy has approached the dog toy box and sniffed and shown some interest in the toys. She watches the other dogs play fetch but hasn’t yet played, but were sure she will eventually.
Nancy will allow you to put a harness on but when you initially approach her with it, she will try to run off. This is being worked on with lots of praise and rewards. Out on walks she follows the others and gets her confidence from them but will stop and freeze if unsure. She just needs encouragement and time to decide if its safe to move on.
Nancy feels safest sleeping with the other dogs on foster mums bed .
Nancy has been absolutely brilliant with her toilet training. She follows the other dogs and goes outside, if the door is closed, she will go to the door to let you know she needs to go out.
Nancy will approach the other dogs bowls and has probably been used to her food being thrown on the floor and then all the dogs scrambling for food and eating from the floor all together. She’s finding it difficult getting used to eating out of a bowl so is currently using a flat plate or the food is put on the floor. This is being worked on and if another dog approaches she will just walk away so she is being supervised to make sure she’s eating enough.
Nancy needs a calm, quite home with patient and kind humans. A home with a special furry friend or two so that she can continue to learn from and go to them for comfort. They will show her that not all humans are bad and that they can be trusted. Nancy is happiest when she’s with other dogs and her tail constantly wags. She will need a kind and very patient person who has the time and love to allow Nancy to get used to her new world in her own time. Trusting is going to take time but the reward will be a life time of unconditional love and the knowledge that you will have helped heal a very precious little dog.
Neutered
1st vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Could be an only dog with owner around most of the time
Can live with other dogs
Not cat or small furry tested
Dog savvy children
Dahl is a 6 year old Toy Poodle described by his foster family as a companion dog through and through, he loves everyone he meets and just wants to be stroked and cuddled at all times. He is a real velcro dog, and would be very suited to an owner who is looking for a true companion, he wants to sleep with you, and sit with you and would probably join you in the bath given half a chance!
He is not tested with cats or small furries.
He in foster with children aged 9-13 and has no issues with them, especially if they also give cuddles!
He hasn’t yet figured out what toys are for but I’m sure he would learn with some encouragement.
Dahl walks nicely on a lead.
He sleeps in his foster mums bed and is not the sort of dog who will be happy in a crate downstairs he wants to be close to his owner.
Toilet training is a work in progress and he is getting there and will continue to improve if his new family set him up for success.
He eats in the same room as 4 other dogs in the home and is fine, though can have the odd grumble if I naughty pup tries to take all his food.
Treats are quite new to him and let’s just say he takes them from you with much gusto and enthusiasm!
While Dahl would suit various types of home, THE most important thing for him is someone who is around most of the time and actively wants a close companion dog. He is the sort of chap that wants to go to the pub with you and on holiday with you and will follow you to the ends of the earth as long as he can be loved on. e would happily live with or without a resident dog.
Neutered
1st vaccs, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Stevie is an 8 month old long haired mini Dachshund described by his foster family as an absolute sweetheart. He is friendly with everyone he has met so far. He’s a typical young pup being super cuddly and playful with a cheeky side. He especially likes to ‘help’ foster mum empty the laundry basket and then rolls around in the laundry for quality control checks.
He is untested with cats but is young enough to learn.
He has been in foster with children between the ages of 9 and 13 and has been great with all of them, more children means more cuddles for Stevie! He’d be happier with children younger than this, providing they are old enough to be careful with him and understand he is not a toy.
He is still learning what toys are but has learnt to play chase and tug and really enjoys these games.
He is still a bit confused as to what a lead is and what to do however if another confident dog walks ahead of him he quickly figures out he is meant to move too.
He sleeps in the living room with the resident dogs and sleeps well.
House training is still a work in progress and Stevie is getting there. He will continue to improve as long as his new family set him up for success.
Stevie absolutely loves a treat but is happy to wait his turn, he is happy to share his food bowl with the other dogs and also likes to share theirs!
Stevie would suit many different homes, providing his new family do their research into dachshunds to understand his breed traits. He would be very happy in a family home but just as happy in a quiet older home. He enjoys playing with the other dogs so I feel a home with another small breed dog who can be both a playmate and a good example to him would be beneficial. He would benefit from puppy training to ensure he grows up to be a well-balanced and well behaved boy.
To be adopted on a neutering and training agreement
1st Vaccs, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Louisa is a 2 ½ year old Cocker Spaniel described by her foster family as a nervous girl whose cheeky side has definitely started to come out in the last few days. She likes to take things she finds on tables and chew them especially when she thinks her humans can’t see enjoying everything in her new life. She has recently learnt to walk up and down stairs and will come if called but sometimes it takes her a bit of courage to do it.
Although getting braver Louisa is still shy of people she does not know. She comes to her foster family a little warily but when she is sat with them, she loves to cuddle and being stroked. She has recently realised that she loves to be carried and has excellent puppy dog eyes to convince her family of this.
She ignores the resident cat.
She has not met young children and due to her background and demeanour we would recommend older teenagers who can understand her nervousness.
She doesn’t understand toys yet but has started to try moving them. She loves her foster siblings and loves to follow them and will do what they do so playing with toys is not far off. She has recently discovered zoomies and running around the garden with the others and if they are having a snooze and don’t come when she is ready to play, she will howl until they come to do her bidding.
Harness and lead walking is a work in progress. She loves when she feels confident in new things and her tail is rarely not wagging. Patience, time and a resident dog will soon get her strutting her stuff. She just needs an owners willing to help her on her journey and adventures.
She sleeps on the bottom of her foster families bed and this is her favourite place to be.
Toilet training is a work in progress. She needs to be offered into the garden regularly and thrives on praise so this will be an easy learn for her with the right family.
She is currently being fed in another room as she is easily pushed off her food by another dog. She will however take a nice treat gently from your hand.
Louisa is a dog who is coming out of her frightened little shell but her flight instinct is still very strong. She is blossoming and being cheeky and now seems to understands that humans can be loving and maybe trustworthy. She is ready for that next part of her journey supported by her forever people to see how wonderful and happy a life she can have. She needs a quieter home with another dog or dogs as she will bond with them first.
Neutered
1st Vaccs, Microchipped and up to date fler and wormer
Christie is a 3 year old Cavashon described by her foster family as a little timid around people she doesn’t know, but is getting braver every day. She will happily lie next to you on the settee, and enjoys being stroked and gently brushed. She will greet you in the morning with a big, waggy tail and a happy dance! She’s just started to make excited little vocalisations which her foster family just love.
Christie is an absolute sweetheart. She’s a happy little soul, trotting around the house with her tail wagging. She adores being in the garden with the resident dogs, running around, sniffing and exploring. She loves to give little licks to her doggie friends and to her foster humans too! She is settling so well in her foster home, and has quickly learned the routine of a piece of carrot after breakfast and a spratt after tea!
Christie is lovely around her foster family’s cat and wags her tail whenever he comes into the room.
Christie hasn’t met any children while in foster. However, due to her timid nature, foster mum feels that very young children would probably cause anxiety and stress for Christie. Therefore, it would be in Christie’s best interest for any resident children to be around eight years or older, and to know how to be sensible around dogs.
Christie is still learning about toys. She’s a bit unsure what to do with them yet! She does watch the resident dogs playing with them, and tilts her little head from side to side when they make a squeaky noise!
As Christie hasn’t yet completed her vaccinations, and is now recovering from her spay, she hasn’t been introduced to harness and lead walking yet. Foster mum will introduce this when appropriate.
Christie sleeps through the night in her own bed in her foster parent’s bedroom. She snuggles down happily and is soon fast asleep. She will happily follow the resident dogs outside to toilet. She doesn’t yet ask to be let out.
She absolutely loves food and treats! She will gently take treat and give a lick to make sure it’s all gone! She eats with the resident dogs and doesn’t resource guard at all.
Christie’s lovely temperament would suit a wide range of homes. However, a very active, constantly busy environment would prove overwhelming for her. What is essential for Christie’s continual well being and happiness is the company of a gentle, resident dog, and someone to be home with her most of the time.
Neutered
1st Vaccs, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Nougat is a 11 month old Turkish Mixed breed around Collie size. Saved from a life on the streets and possible death he is one of the sweetest souls we have seen in rescue.
He is perfect with children but will need a calm home where children won’t wind him up as being a puppy and glad to be rescued he is easily excited.
He loves cuddles and equally loves playing.
He is a little gentleman and is happy to just mooch around the fields on his walks. His recall is brilliant and he is super bright so we are pushing him further in his training and he is currently working on recall with distractions.
He loves chasing birds that land in the secure field and also loves to play fetch with the ball. He listens well and happy to learn anything new.
He is fully house trained but this will need to be watched in a new home as he learns the lay of the land.
We would not recommend he be homed with cats.
he could go with other dogs as long as they are calm dogs.
Nougat would like a family who understands he’s had a ruff start but that is now behind him. He needs to gain a little weight and muscle so longer walks will need to be introduced slowly as he gets tired. The vet has said that some hill walking would be good but no climbing Snowden yet unless you are prepared to carry him some of the way.
He could be adopted with another calm dog for him to gently play with or as an only dog with lots of doggy friends. He would fit well into any family with older dog savvy children.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Lwcus is a 13 month old Turkish Mixed Breed who loves people and dogs. He likes to say hello to everyone he meets on walks and will give cuddles if allowed to. He gets on fine with the other dogs in his foster home and at the ed of the day he loves to have cuddles on the sofa with his human.
Vet history to be discussed
Lwcus loves to sleep on a comfy sofa but will also take himself off to a dog bed in a quiet room or in an open crate if he wants some time to himself. He loves his toys and likes to play. He is very confident and gentle with other dogs. He is just a very happy boy who enjoys everything.
Not tested, but he has seen cats out on walks and not reacted to them.
Lwcus loves children and can be very gentle but as he likes to jump up for a cuddle it would be better if he was homed with older children, 10 plus unless dog savvy and experienced with dogs.
Lwcus prefers to play with toys alone, he likes a hard toy to chew on or a cuddly to snuggle with. He is not bothered if another dog takes it, he’ll just fetch something else. He loves to go for walks with other dogs but just as happy to go on his own.
He loves his walks and his favourite walk is with his dog friends over the fields where he loves to surf through long grass on a long line. Recall will need to be worked on as he has not yet been off lead. He is great on the lead and gets excited when he knows he is going out. He is great in the car, sits quietly on the back seat attached to his seat belt. He even loves going to the vet. He has been walked in a town and was really good, stopping to say hello to people and staying close. Not bothered at all by traffic and listens to ‘wait’ to cross roads.
Lwcus sleeps downstairs on a cosy dog bed or sofa with the other dogs in his foster home. He loves his sleep and is always last to get up.
Totally house trained, he goes out to the garden when let out or does his business out on walks.
He knows where he has his food and which bowl is his. All the dogs know not to approach others whilst they are eating so he knows his food is just for him. He will not go near another dog that is eating. He loves his treats and waits patiently for his, happy for others to have theirs first. He takes them very gently and leaves the other dogs alone to enjoy theirs.
Lwcus would love an active family home where he gets to go on lots of walks and adventures. He can be left for short periods of time but would prefer to have someone around most of the time.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Not cat or small furry tested but young enough to learn
Would benefit from attending puppy class
Ronan is an 8 month old Bichon who is desperate to trust people and loves being close to you but doesn’t like it when you go towards him. He likes to choose to be in your company rather that you choosing to be with him/her. This is improving daily and he is now jumping up on the sofa looking for attention.
Despite being desperate to love and trust and not wanting to be alone. He is very playful with the resident dogs and toys. In fact he has come out of his shell so much he loves to steal slippers and toys taking them to his bed and storing them as treasure.
He has not been walked far as he has been decompressing since arriving in foster. He has been practicing in the garden with a harness and lead getting used to gentle pressure under supervision and with lots of positive encouragement and treats. He is now taking short walks around the block with the resident dog for company and confidence. Every day is a new day and every day he is learning.
His nosey side is starting to come out as he loves to follow foster mum everywhere to see wat is happening and if it involves any treats. He is still unsure of any new people who come to the home but if they ignore him and give him time to think about it he comes closer to see what’s going on.
Ronan has loads of energy chasing the other dogs and zooming around the garden. As he is still young mentally and physically for his age he loves to have lots of power naps on a nice furry blanket or pillow and then he is ready to go again.
Ronan is not cat or small furry tested but young enough to learn.
He can be homed with dog savvy children 7 and over who would maybe like to read to him until he gets his confidence to play with them.
Currently he sleeps in a play pen and is quiet and clean all night.
House training is a work in progress and is improving every day. As he enjoys spending lots of time in the garden this is getting better and better.
Ronan eats fine around the other dogs and is starting to learn what treats are.
Ronan needs an active home with another dog. Its going to take him a little time to get to full strength and confidence but he has heard the other dogs mention mountain climbing, paddleboarding and sand squirrel hunting so he has now put all these adventures on his to do list. All he needs now id the family who will help him get there.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Not cat or small furry tested but young enough to learn
Would benefit from attending puppy class
Reef is an 8 month old Bichon who is desperate to trust people and loves being close to you but doesn’t like it when you go towards him. He likes to choose to be in your company rather that you choosing to be with him/her. This is improving daily and he is now jumping up on the sofa looking for attention.
Despite being desperate to love and trust and not wanting to be alone. He is very playful with the resident dogs and toys. In fact he has come out of his shell so much he loves to steal slippers and toys taking them to his bed and storing them as treasure.
He has not been walked far as he has been decompressing since arriving in foster. He has been practicing in the garden with a harness and lead getting used to gentle pressure under supervision and with lots of positive encouragement and treats. He is now taking short walks around the block with the resident dog for company and confidence. Every day is a new day and every day he is learning.
His nosey side is starting to come out as he loves to follow foster mum everywhere to see wat is happening and if it involves any treats. He is still unsure of any new people who come to the home but if they ignore him and give him time to think about it he comes closer to see what’s going on.
Reef has loads of energy chasing the other dogs and zooming around the garden. As he is still young mentally and physically for his age he loves to have lots of power naps on a nice furry blanket or pillow and then he is ready to go again.
Reef is not cat or small furry tested but young enough to learn.
He can be homed with dog savvy children 7 and over who would maybe like to read to him until he gets his confidence to play with them.
Currently he sleeps in a play pen and is quiet and clean all night.
House training is a work in progress and is improving every day. As he enjoys spending lots of time in the garden this is getting better and better.
Reef eats fine around the other dogs and is starting to learn what treats are.
Reef needs an active home with another dog. Its going to take him a little time to get to full strength and confidence but he has heard the other dogs mention mountain climbing, paddleboarding and sand squirrel hunting so he has now put all these adventures on his to do list. All he needs now id the family who will help him get there.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Mirabel is a 2.5 year old King Charles Cavalier described by her foster mum as having the waggiest of tails. When she meets people for the first time she’s a bit unsure which is understandable due to her being an ex breeder but she is definitely learning to enjoy cuddles and human laps.
Mirabel has eyes you can melt in she’s a worried little girl and scared to approach humans to start but it doesn’t take her long to learn to trust and then she becomes a cuddle monster who adores cuddles on the sofa laying her head on her human lap.
Mirabel is happy around other dogs she has just started to play and she doesn’t bother with cats she sees in the garden.
Mirabel can be a bit scared by sudden movements or noises so older calmer children would be best.
Mirabel has started to play with her foster brother which is lovely to see and she’s slowly learning to relax and have fun.
Walking on a harness and lead is a work in progress but patience time and understanding and she will get it in no time.
Mirabel sleeps in the kitchen with the resident dog all night with no problem.
House training is coming on really well but could regress slightly in her new home.
She eats well and with all cavaliers loves her food.
Mirabel would thrive in a home with a young playful active dog that will show her the world outside is fun. A home that will be patient and loving and let her do things in her own time which will allow her to flourish. Once she is settled she is going to be a beautiful addition to any family and she with be a loyal loving companion.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Heulog is a 8 month old Bichon who was initially nervous when she arrived in foster. Since being in foster she has improved greatly and although still a little nervous and skittish it turns out she loves people. She follows foster mum around the house and garden and loves attention and is beginning to get excited when she sees her foster family. She is now enjoying cuddles and is relaxing into it.
Signs of a normal carefree puppy are beginning to emerge and she’s starting to play and will suddenly burst into a short zoomy session. She is showing an interest in toys and she particularly likes a good strong chew. She is still shy with strangers but in time this will improve.
Not cat or small furry tested but is young enough to learn.
Heulog is still somewhat nervous so older children 12 and up would be ok but it really depends on the child’s experience of dogs as she’s not a dog that will immediately want to play, cuddle and go out for walks, she will need patience and a quieter home at first so no very small children.
Heulog has just started to show an interest in toys especially strong chews and stuffed toys, which she will also happily unstuff. She will play with the other dogs in her foster home some of which are much larger, she was initially frightened around them and would bark every time she saw hem but now they’re friends although Heulog is not brave enough yet to play.
Heulog now walks on a harness and lead and is enjoying learning that the outside world is safe. She has been walking in quiet areas and building up bit by bit to busier areas.
Heulog sleeps in a crate with her foster sister which is inside a puppy pen, the crate has been her safe space since she arrived in foster and she will need a similar safe space in her new home at least until she has her bearings. I suspect she is also the kind of dog who would eventually like to sleep close to her people when she feels safe around them.
Heulog is house trained as long as she has regular access to the garden. She sleeps all night in her crate with no accidents.
She has been fine eating around others but they are fed separately as she is a very greedy fast eater and will finish anothers food as she is much slower. They have treats together and are very well behaved.
Heulog will need a calm home with kind and patient pawrents who are home most of the time and who are willing to go at her pace to help her feel safe and comfortable. As she is showing herself to be a people lover, in the right circumstances she could be homed as an only dog as long as she has lots of doggy friends. She can also be homed with a similar sized dog who won’t mind sharing the attention with her and is happy to be a friendly role model. She is a very gentle and kind little girl who’s decided she rather likes the love and attention she gets from good humans and is looking for very best home where she can love those humans in return and put all the bad memories behind her.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
