Milo 9 and Merlin 10 are a bonded pair that need to be homed together. Both are friendly, and are happy to be by themselves or with people. Milo has shown interest in going outside while in foster, while Merlin spends most of his day in bed.
One of Merlin’s favourite thing is to lay on the bed with his human and have lots of fuss. He is a very friendly cat who is happy to lay on his foster family having pets – including tummy tickles! He hasn’t shown much interest in playing, but this may change when he is settled in his forever home. Merlin has a few age related health issues that will be discussed with the cat co-ordinator.
Milo enjoys playing with toy mice or dangler toys and loves scritches on his head, occasional stroke when he wants it and FOOD. Affection is on his terms and he doesn’t like being pestered for cuddles. Milo also has some age related health issues that will be discussed upon application. Milo is the slightly more dominant cat of the pair who will meow very loudly to let you know it is time for food RIGHT NOW. Milo can be a little blaze about fuss, but will often ram his head into an accessible hand/leg to let his fosterers know that he wants attention there and then.
They are a lovely pair who totally complement each other in their characters. They are going to need a period of adjustment as they have had a very unsettled few months adjusting to their new surroundings.
Neutered males
Microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Milo and Merlin come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance
Harry and Biggles came in together but due to a change in circumstances they need to be rehomed
Harry loves to run and throw himself in the air to be picked up. He loves cuddling with his head under your chin and has been known to fall asleep snoring. He loves to be stroked and will give little barks if you stop as if to say “hey you can’t stop”. He almost smiles when spoken to, with his ears going back in delight as he just loves the attention. He’s quiet in the house you’d hardly know he was there.
Biggles loves to follow you around looking to see what you’re doing and if you sit down he’s right there by your side cuddled up for a sleep. Biggles can be such a loving little boy but it’s on his terms and he will let you know when he doesn’t want to be picked up or disturbed. Don’t be fooled by his age as he’s as sprightly as a 3 year old and loves to charge around the place and jump on and off the sofa like a spring chicken.
Both boys get really excited when you return from going out and Biggles will jump up to give little excited kisses, this is the only time he gives kisses so it’s a privilege when he does. Harry looks excited to see his human and will wiggle about all over the place until he gets picked up.
Out walking Harry loves to chat all the way giving little barks saying hello to people, he will sometimes go up for a fuss if he’s feeling brave. Harry is not interested in other dogs when out walking and will growl if approached. They like being walked in quiet areas as they don’t like loud noises or lots of traffic or people.
Biggles is nervous around people and will bark at people at first when they come into the house, but he will settle after a few minutes. He doesn’t want people to fuss or approach him and can be a grumpy old boy growling and showing his teeth.
Neither Harry or Biggles has had contact with children apart from out walking in the park where they are both wary of them as they like a quiet life not the liveliness of children. Therefore children 16 and over for this pair
Biggles can be very jealous of another dog near his human if they come to visit and can snap and snarl, he’s fine with Harry as they have always lived together.
Both boys are very good at going out the garden to toilet, but can be lazy so need to be encouraged. Biggles has a band that is put on him at night and when he’s left home unsupervised in case he has an accident. Harry sleeps in a dog bed at the side of his foster mums bed, but Biggles likes to get on the bed by using the small steps that are at the side of the bed and will paw his Foster to let him go under the covers to sleep cuddled in to his human. If you don’t want a dog on or in your bed then these are not the dogs for you.
They are crated in the car but don’t use a crate in the house as they get stressed. Biggles can be very anxious and shake in the car even in his crate and sits up the whole time, Harry is a little better but sits as well and doesn’t lie down. Neither of the boys are destructive and they don’t seem to know anything about toys or playing with a ball.
Biggles is food aggressive and will go for another dog/cat if they are near his food. They have not been left alone for more than a few hours and although Biggles will bark at first they seem to settle and sleep most of the time.
Both boys can be nervous at the vets but Biggles will shake all over the whole time he’s there. Vets must be made aware that Biggles may need to be muzzled at times.
Harry and Biggles would prefer a quiet retirement home with not much going on and not many visitors as Biggles can be quite reactive and grumpy at times. Most of the time he’s happy to be near his human but it is on his terms and adopters will need to be aware of this. The boys would be suited to an older couple with no children in the house and preferably no visiting children under 16 due to Biggles feisty nature.
They like to sleep a lot of the day and like to mooch around the garden especially in the sun. They like a sofa to sleep on and the odd dog bed or two. Harry likes to lay by the patio doors looking into the garden especially if it’s sunny. They like to go on a few short walks a day and then have a snooze on the sofa. They both love their food but Biggles will eat little and often if not encouraged, sometimes this means hand feeding any food he has left in his dish.
Neutered Males
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in Cardiff area of South Wales
Harry & Biggles come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance
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ACTIVE HOME
NEEDS A RESIDENT DOG OF SIMILAR SIZE AND AGE
CAN LIVE WITH CATS
CHILDREN 10 AND OVER
Calling all adventurers can you offer our little pocket rocket Kookie his forever home. Kookie is a 3 year old super active terrier who loves to be busy. The only time our little man is quiet is when he is asleep or dozing in the garden in the sun recharging his batteries dreaming of his next adventure. Kookies ideal home would be with Bear Grylls or Ray Mears where he can climb mountains and explore to his hearts content with his forever family and furry brother or sister.
Kookie loves humans but is also happy with his own space. He will cuddle on the sofa with his family when his batteries are running low but it takes a lot for them to run low. He has received very little training in his former life but does listens intently and will be perfect for an owner who will invest love and time in training him. His toilet training is a work in progress but as he likes to be out exploring most of the time this hasn’t been a big issue. Kookie is well behaved on walks but will need some lead training.
Kookie loves the other dogs in his foster home, shows zero aggression and needs a forever home with another little adventure who can show him the best mountains, forests and beaches. He travels well in a car and is excited to get to his destination for his next big experience.
Kookie lives with teenagers and a dog savvy 11 year old in his foster home, there have been no issues and he is happy to interact with anyone who will fuss him. He also takes no notice of the three cats in his foster home, he can, therefore, live comfortably with cats.
After a big day adventuring Kookie prefers to sleep downstairs on his own, he settles with no distractions and a low light. He has shown no destructive tendencies and as yet no interest in toys but I’m sure this will change once he is in his forever home. Kookie is not food aggressive but prefers to eat off the floor or a plate, he doesn’t yet know the purpose of a bowl. Kookie can been left for a few hours with the other dogs in the home and has been fine.
Neutered male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Cookie is fostered in South Wales, Pontypridd area.
Cookie will come with 5 weeks free Agria Pet insurance.
***PLEASE READ THE FULL WRITE UP VERY CAREFULLY BEFORE APPLYING***
SINGLE PERSON HOUSEHOLD PREFERRED
ONLY DOG OR A CALM DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE
LIKES CATS
NO CHILDREN
OWNERS HOME MOST OF THE TIME
SENSITIVE AND UNDERSTANDING HOME WITH FRENCHIE EXPERIENCE
Do you enjoy thriller movies? Do you often find yourself thinking the main characters are misunderstood and not really possessed?! Then Dennis the Menace is the dog for you, as everyday with Dennis is like living in a real-life thriller, some days you might be living with the canine version of Hannibal Lecter, and others you might be cuddled up next to the dog version of mogwai in gremlins… just don’t get him wet or the slightly naughtier gremlin might arrive!
Dennis is a 3 year old French bulldog that is very much a misunderstood soul. He likes to make out he’s a silent assassin that would prefer to live alone, with no visitors or uninvited guests and with his eye on the neighbour’s fence constantly in case of unauthorised football activity, but deep down he is a very sensitive soul that has decided from his tough past that the best way to keep strangers away is to terrify them with his best angry pig impression when he first meets people, or if people come into his house uninvited.
He wouldn’t get picked on an episode of first dates!
Underneath the tough, slightly unhinged guy act there is a loveable rogue that secretly loves cuddles and sofa naps, and is a little dog crying out for stability and routine
Dennis has previously had both knees operated on as his patella’s needed correcting, and he has had BOAS so he can breathe better and cope in hotter temperatures easier
Dennis very much chooses how he will interact with people, we haven’t decided if he does this on looks, smell, fashion sense or accent but Dennis will 100% judge you when you first meet and based on his judgement you will either be treated to the cute pig side of his personality or you may be slightly terrified by the angry pig, but once he trusts you, which usually involves ham, chicken a quick prayer and a four-leaf clover, then he is totally fine being handled and being touched.
Due to Dennis occasionally having episodes of making pennywise look tame it’s best for Dennis to be in an adult only home
Dennis is fine with other dogs as long as they don’t try and play or get over excited, then he gets quite stressed so he could live with a calm similar sized dog, and one that isn’t spooked by a slightly possessed doggo otherwise he would be best suited as an only dog
Dennis is fine with cats, he must know they are secretly plotting to take over the world and he respects that level of arrogance
Dennis in the home is a man of mystery. Some days he scans the perimeter of the home, checks the fences and decides nothing needs investigating, other days he must sense there is a football lurking somewhere in the neighbourhood and he makes it his mission to destroy them all- even if that involves staring at a fence panel or trying to dig to get to it. Dennis has an obsessive personality that currently presents as a toy obsession specifically balls, and if it rains he is determined to catch every drop falling so he needs close monitoring and continuing work to keep him calm and not tip him into a dog that would feature on the programme “Neighbour from Hell”
Dennis believes all toys should be destroyed instantly and any human that gets in his way may also face his wrath so negotiations have to begin if he gets hold of anything he decides he wants- chicken is normally his trading currency or ham as a second tactic!
Dennis loves being out in the countryside on walks, and is fine on a lead.
Dennis at the vets needs careful handling, vets and vet nurses should definitely be prepared to negotiate heavily with him before any treatments, and failing that if negotiations cannot be amicably reached then they should prepare to launch ‘operation try to treat an angry pig’ and maybe draw straws to see who gets to see him!
Dennis is the most cheeky, funny, sensitive, naughty, reactive Frenchie that has had a really tough past and is desperate to trust people but sadly his past experiences have just made him not want to easily. In his foster home his behaviours are managed, he trusts his foster mum and he is a lovable rogue whose worst habit is digging in flower beds and snoring too loudly, but if he is allowed to rule the house or is put into unnecessary stressful situations in a new home then Dennis will definitely become a menace.
Dennis deserves a home that is prepared to work with him, understand his anxieties and not put pressure on him. He is a Frenchie that yes has his quirks, but anyone who is experienced with stressy Frenchies will see past that and hopefully understand that he needs to have time and understanding to settle in any new environment.
The ideal home for Dennis would be adults only who aren’t easily scared, no children, a calm resident dog or he can be an only dog, and someone home the majority of the day as Dennis isn’t a fan of being left for long periods of time. Is he a straightforward dog? No Will he test his new owners? Yes Is he a dog that deserves a chance of becoming a reformed character in a home of his own? Absolutely!
Neutered male, microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
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**YOU WILL NEED TO SIGN A NEUTERING AND PROFFESIONAL TRAINING/PUPPY CLASS AGREEMENT THAT WILL BE FOLLOWED UP ****
BULLDOG EXPERIENCED HOME
CHILDREN 7 AND OVER
Brenda is an 18 week old Bulldog Puppy who likes both play and sleep. In her active moments she likes to play with toys and chase things. Once tired she likes to cuddle up to you on the sofa where she’ll snore like a train. She loves people of all ages and is happy to go to anyone for a fuss.
Brenda is a typical pup who loves a fuss and play with her humans. She loves children and playing but would need children over 7 yrs due to her size and risk of knocking toddlers over while playing. She is good with all dogs but would be too much for older or less active dogs
Unfortunately, Brenda can’t live with small furries or cats. She needs monitoring for a pre existing condition which will be discussed with potential homers.
Brenda loves her toys especially her cuddly unicorn or anything with a bell in it. She has a great appetite so this will help with training, she has already learnt sit. Her toilet training is a work in progress so needs someone around most of the day to give her frequent toilet breaks. She walks well on the lead and travels well in the car. She is crate trained and will happily sleep in a crate overnight if needed. She hasn’t been destructive while in foster.
Brenda is lovely while out and about. As a pup she can’t walk too far yet but enjoys being out and meeting people and dogs
Brenda would like a home where she isn’t left for too long. She could be an only dog or with a resident dog who is happy to play with her and be bounced on.
Neutering and training agreement
Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in Pontypridd area, South Wales
Brenda will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
LADY GODIVA IS BEING RE-HOMED USING THE DOG APPLICATION FORM AS SHE IS IN SPECIALIST FOSTER. YOU WILL BE COMPLETING THE DOG APPLICATION FORM JUST ANSWER AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. NOT APPLICABLE SECTIONS WILL BE OBVIOUS***
HOME WITH NO OTHER PETS
HOUSECAT OR ACCESS TO A CATIO WITH SHADE
NO CHILDREN
KNOWLEDGABLE HOME A MUST
ADOPTION FEE WILL BE DISCUSSED WITH POTENTIAL OWNERS
Lady Godiva is a unique cat who is looking for human servants to wait on her hand and foot- she demands attention and expects to not have to share her servants with any other inferior pets at all. Lady Godiva is a really affectionate cat, she will happily share your space wherever you are, and will use you as a purring platform whenever she so chooses Lady Godiva is a high maintenance lady, expecting baths weekly to keep her skin in good condition, and she does not expect to be shut out of rooms at night if her servants are in there, she will demand you let her in as she doesn’t like to be alone
Sphynx cats are a specialist breed so although Lady Godiva has no health issues, prospective owners should research the breed fully before applying. Lady Godiva would not suit a home with children as she is a highly sensitive cat that gets very stressed around children and other pets
Lady Godiva is a very friendly cat to adults, and will come for a fuss once she knows you. She can be very demanding and pushy for attention, so any prospective owners should be willing to cope with a cat that is more like a dog in personality and attention seeking. Lady G gets weekly baths with no issue, and is very good at being handled
Lady Godiva is not a fan of dogs at all and will not be homed where there are resident dog/dogs, she would attack a dog and could easily get injured so needs to be the only pet in the home
Lady Godiva is not a cat that can be homed with other cats, she will hiss and attack other cats and gets very stressed so needs to be the only pet in the home
Lady Godiva is a very talkative cat that loves to interact with you in the home, she will happily explore and make a house her own, she is not destructive but will scratch at carpet at night if shut out of bedrooms so needs a home that will allow her full access to rooms especially initially while she settles in and gains confidence. She is fine being left but as a very needy cat would be better suited to people working from home or retired so she has a lot of company throughout the day. Lady Godiva would eat constantly if given the chance so will need her food intake closely monitoring to avoid becoming overweight
Lady Godiva is a very unusual cat that has had a very unsettled few weeks after being abandoned in a box outside a vets, so is understandably very clingy, and demanding of her foster carer currently. Any new home will need to be prepared for her to be standoffish initially which may include hissing and growling, but once she builds a bond she is an overly affectionate purr machine that would sit on your lap and demand attention all day if she was allowed.
As sphynx cats have quite specific needs, any owner should either be experienced with this breed, or have researched their requirements fully before applying. She will need a totally indoor home only, and a home that is committed to ensuring her safety as an indoor cat with access to a catio with shade or only outside in the garden on a harness.
Lady Godiva is an absolute diva of a cat that has made it very clear she will not tolerate other cats or dogs in the home so any owner should be a non-pet household and not be planning to get any other pets before applying for Lady Godiva as she needs a forever home that will be committed to giving her the full undivided attention she wants Lady Godiva needs a home that will love her for the amazing, unusual, affectionate cat she is and not just because she looks different or if they think she looks strange. She is such a character that she deserves the best home, as a rescue we are expecting her to be a popular cat to apply for so any prospective home should be prepared for a detailed home check process to ensure the perfect home is found for this unique cat
Neutered female
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in Crewe
Lady Godiva will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance
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RESIDENT DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE
CHILDREN 10 AND OVER
PATIENT HOME WITH AN UNDERSTANDING OF EX BREEDING DOGS.
Lady is a 6 year old Schnauzer who is an absolute darling. Although she is an ex breeding Bitch and is nervous of humans, you can see that she so wants to trust and learn.
Lady is unsure of humans and can back away when approached but is slowly learning to enjoy human touch and will tolerate a cuddle for short periods on a lap. She likes to lay in her crate or on her bed most of the time apart from when she’s lazing in the sunshine or searching for balls in the garden. Lady cannot walk on a lead yet as she is unsure of how to, when put on a lead she will freeze and become frightened so this will need patience and reassurance from her new family and ongoing perseverance in her new home.
Lady has not been around young children but has been fine around her foster mums 12year old son if he approaches her slowly and gently.
Lady gets worried when she has food and eating around other dogs. She is fine if the other dogs are not bothered what’s in her bowl but if another dog is stood around watching her eat she will become frightened and shake. Apart from that she is absolutely fine around all other dogs and will sit and constantly watch and learn from them. Lady would need another dog in the home to help her learn how to be a dog and that not all humans are bad.
Lady has not been tested with cats or small furries
Lady is house trained when she has access to the garden and she will take herself out all day with no accidents. She will use puppy pads if caught short throughout the night. She sleeps in an open crate or on a dogs bed downstairs through the night. Lady is fine being left a few hours with the other dogs in the home and will get excited when you return, she will greet you with an excited waggy tail. She is not destructive in any way and has recently found a love of squeaky balls and the joy of them being thrown for her to chase. She is currently eating dry kibble in her foster home and eats really well.
Lady is relaxed and travels well in the car and is well behaved at the vets but has not been out for walks due to needing to work on her confidence whilst on a lead.
Lady would be suitable to be rehomed with at least one other dog that she can learn from (preferably another schnauzer). Young children would scare lady so older sensible gentle children would be preferred so they can understand her needs. Lady needs an understanding and patient family able to work at a slow pace, building her confidence around humans but also teaching her basic training.
Neutered Female
Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Lady is fostered in the Newport area of south wales
Lady will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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CHILDREN 10 AND OVER
RESIDENT DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE
BULL BREED EXPERIENCE
CAERWYN WILL COME WITH A NEUTERING AND PUPPY TRAINING AGREEMENT
Caerwyn s an 11 week old Staffy cross puppy who has the most beautiful personality. He loves to nap after a crazy hour of play but doesn’t like to do this alone. He prefers a human to sit with him and doesn’t settle if you leave him alone in a room. He likes to be wrapped in a blanket for his nap time and adores gentle chest strokes.
Caerwyn is obviously very playful and is still learning that his puppy teeth are very sharp but he is doing so well with this. He is learning drop when told but this is far from consistent. The other dogs in the house are 9 and 11 years old so they are starting to teach him good manners around playing and personal time.
Caerwyn sleeps in a crate next to his foster mums bed and will settle down and go to sleep for around 5 hours (with some wees on a pad) before he wakes and wants to come into bed with his foster family. He likes to be next to his foster mum under the bed covers at which point he goes back to sleep until breakfast. I understand having a dog in the bed might not be something his new family will want to continue but we strongly believe when he is older he’ll have no trouble sleeping in another room with a dog companion once he has bonded with them.
Caerwyn enjoys time in the garden but as a baby he tends to eat leaves, dirt, twigs and stones so needs constant supervision otherwise he will swallow a stone which could cause some costly vet bills. He loves toys but these need to be quite robust as he likes to chew. He can easily be distracted by his toys. He has been an absolute joy to foster. Seeing his personality coming out after such a hard start has been amazing.
Caerwyn wants to be involved in everything and wants to be wherever his human and dogs are. He eats biscuits from a licki mat as he tends to inhale his food very quickly. He does a beautiful sit on command (as long as you have food or a toy handy!). He is such a happy loving puppy who will make a wonderful best friend.
Caerwyn adores humans. He loves being stroked, tickled, cuddled or even looked at by anyone. He hasn’t been in foster with children but we believe the type of breed and character he has shown would make him a great family dog. His young age means he can adapt to an environment with children but as he is a puppy we recommend children that are 10 and over.
He will need someone who has the time and energy to train him and take him to puppy school so he can socialise responsibly and this will be followed up by the team and a condition on his adoption. Caerwyn has a strong staffy jaw and combined with his age, he could become a destructive dog if left untrained.
Caerwyn is in foster with two old dogs who like to play with him but can’t really do him justice. He needs a home with a resident dog who is young enough to keep up with him but can teach him manners and help him socialise responsibly. He is gentle when playing with the two old dogs but very noisy with a loud growl. He is still learning his voice and different sounds so likes to try this out but it is misleading as he’s a gentle boy.
Caerwyn has not been cat tested but as he is so young I’m sure if introduced in the right way (and with a cat who will stand up to him a bit) he will be fine.
Caerwyn is not yet fully toilet trained but he understands that if he goes outside he gets a treat and if inside he doesn’t. Unfortunately, if he’s mid play he doesn’t remember the distinction so still has accidents. He isn’t food aggressive but he is really food orientated which will be great when training.
Caerwyn currently goes for an hour walk in a dog rucksack each day as he hasn’t had full vaccinations. He loves this stimulation and sits looking out at the world. He has been in the car in his rucksacks several times without incident.
Caerwyn will need a garden but otherwise he would be fine to adapt to any home layout. He quickly mastered going up the stairs and was very proud of himself when his legs grew long enough to finally go down the stairs safely. He would struggle in an environment that is cluttered as he would struggle to distinguish between possessions and toys.
Will come with a neutering and training agreement
He’s had first vaccination and is microchipped.
He is fostered in South Wales, Cardiff area
Caerwyn will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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NEEDS A RESIDENT DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE AND AGE
ADULT ONLY HOME
Polly is a 9 year old Jack cross Pug and is very person oriented. She loves to follow you around the house, sit by you on the couch or have cuddles on your lap. She is incredibly affectionate and would let you brush her for hours. She is amazing in the house and hasn’t had a single accident. She likes to do her business in the privacy of her garden rather than out on a walk.
Polly needs to live with another dog as this is what she is used to but would prefer an older dog that will give her space when needed. Polly is currently overweight and will need to stay on a weight and exercise plan in her forever home, but luckily she loves her walks so this isn’t a chore.
Polly needs someone who is home most of the day as she has started to show signs of separation anxiety which is probably due to all the changes she has experienced in a short space of time. She needs someone willing to give her time and affection. She is such a lovely character and has slotted into her foster home effortlessly as she is such a lovely little lady.
Polly loves people but would prefer a quiet adult only house. She hasn’t been tested with children in foster but doesn’t react to them on walks. She is very friendly and will sometimes sniff a passing dog and other times not. Sometimes she is too focused on her human to even notice dogs.
Polly hasn’t been cat tested in foster.
Polly is fully housetrained and can be left for a few hours. She may whine when left alone even if left in the company of another dog. She is not food aggressive but does occasionally need encouragement to eat, and after being hand fed a few biscuits she tucks straight in. She likes a little bit of warm water on her biscuits to slightly soften them. Polly currently sleeps at the end of the bed in foster, after so many changes she needed connection. But I think she would be fine sleeping in a bed on the floor.
Polly is brilliant on walks, she is very attentive and responsive to the lead. She does have a tendency to zigzag and walk very close to your legs so she wouldn’t be suitable for someone with mobility issues. She also loves going in the car and gets very excited about sticking her head out of the window.
She was an absolute star at the vet’s and didn’t even need me to go inside with her. She’s happiest when getting attention or with her person. She’s a great companion when tidying and cleaning the house.
Polly will need a garden as she is particular about where she goes to the toilet. She is also a big fan of sunbathing.
Neutered Female
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
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OWNERS HOME MOST OF THE TIME
RESIDENT DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE
NO CATS
SENSIBLE DOG SAVVY CHILDREN
What can I say about the amazing Tom, our 13 year old Bichon Frise. He is the loveliest boy. Please don’t let his age put you off, this boy has lots of energy and would love to find a home where he could explore the garden and go on walks. He has a tail wag for everyone and loves to meet new people and dogs when out and about. He is very confident and his favourite thing is to go for walks and explore his surroundings. He really does deserve the best home. He has taken everything in his stride and has done incredibly well considering his age. Tom would really like to be with someone who is home most of the time and he will happily sit and snooze as long as he has had his exercise.
Tom has a few lumps and bumps which have been checked by the vet who has confirmed that one is a fat cell, he has a cyst on his groin which the vet has just advised to keep an eye on and also one on his foot.
Tom loves nothing more than being stroked. He will nudge you with his nose for more and any other people/strangers he has come across he always wants to say hello.
Tom has been in contact with ages 3, 10 and 14 and he was just as happy with children as he is with adults. He shows absolutely no fear and just wants to be petted.
Tom loves dogs! When out for a walk he insists on going to say hello to any passing dogs. He could live with another dog quite easily. He has spent time with a family dog and after the initial excitement settled down and was happy to relax.
I think Tom would be best to not live with cats. We have come across a few on our walks and he initially stares at them but then tries to chase /play with them.
There have been no accidents in the house at all. Tom will cry or bark when he needs to go out and if the door is left open he will happily go out to the garden to do his business. Tom will need a home that will allow him to sleep on the bed. He likes to be near you, but will sleep all night. He wakes up early for the toilet but will happily go back to bed once let out. Tom isn’t interested in any toys and hasn’t been destructive at all. He lets you know when he wants to be fed which at the moment is first thing in the morning, a small handfull of food in the afternoon and then again tea time. I think Tom is used to being fed for most of the day so I have been working with him to cut this down, but he will bark when he is hungry and won’t stop until you give in. I have only left Tom for a short time and he seemed ok. He barked initially but was quiet when I returned. He really would like owners who can be home most of the time.
Tom can pull when on walks but this has improved. He likes to go his way and loves nothing more than to sniff the grass. He has so much energy and will happily go for a walk any time of day. He has been in the car many times and is absolutely fine. Tom was very brave in the vets and there were no issues.
Neutered Male
Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Phoebe came in before Christmas, she had already had two babies and was pregnant again. She gave birth to 5 babies on Christmas morning hence the festive names
She’s happily bonded with her daughters Eggnog and Sprout. She wouldn’t be able to be bonded with any other pigs because she is quite naughty and likes to tell them off! She’s very confident and loves a pea flake Eggnog and Sprout are double trouble, they spend most of their time together. They love their food and spend the majority of their days popcorning
They are long-haired guinea pigs and will need regular grooming. You will be required to provide a run at least 9ft x2ft with plenty of hiding places and enrichment activities with time out of the run every day. To adopt these 3 beauties fill in the form below. The adoption fee is £60
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NEEDS A RESIDENT DOG.
CHILDREN 10 AND OVER
LOVES CATS
Norman is a 6 year old big handsome chunky westie boy. He is an ex-breeding stud dog who has not had a lot of socialisation and as a result is very nervous around people. Despite this he has a lovely docile nature and you can see beneath his fear lies a lovely loving sweet dog who just needs patience and time to help him come out of his shell.
Norman is quite fearful of humans and is hand shy. He stiffens if you pick him up and struggles to give eye contact. That said he is starting to respond well to his foster mum and follows her around and will nudge her leg for attention. He will let her tickle his ears and stroke him gently. He has met his foster mums’ son and daughter and will now come up to them to say hello.
He has met his foster mums’ small grandchild and was indifferent to them but it’s best if he is not rehomed with small children due to his nervous disposition.
Norman is living as an only dog at the moment but it’s become apparent that he needs the company of other dog(s) to help teach him how to enjoy life as a much loved family pet. He has met his foster mums children’s dogs a female Jack Russell and a male Staffie and responded well to both and played running around the garden with each of them when they visited. Norman will need to be rehomed with at least one other confident friendly dog.
Norman currently lives with four cats and has been fine with them even one that is particularly feisty! He loves the Siamese cat and they often sleep next to each other.
Norman sleeps in crate at night. He sleeps right through and will sometimes wake his foster mum with a little bark in the morning. He is fine to be left for short periods. He eats well and has no food aggression. He has never shown any aggression. He hasn’t learned how to play with toys yet and is not in the slightest bit destructive. Housetraining is a work in progress but Norman has only had a few accidents in the house. We think he likely lived outdoors as he is fine as long as the door to the garden is open.
Norman has not yet learned how to walk on lead so this will be something the adopter will have to work on and another reason he will need another dog to show him the ropes and help him gain his confidence. He travels well in a crate in the car and has been such a good boy at his vet treatments despite his fear.
Norman would need a home with a kind resident dog or dogs. A home with a garden is essential as Normans favourite thing to do is run around the garden and roll on the grass. Experience of rehoming shut down ex breeding dogs would be an advantage. Adopters need to have time and patience to work with this scared little boy to help him come out of his shell and become the dog he should’ve always been from day one. He is such a lovely dog he deserves the chance of a new life with a family willing to work gently with him and watch this sweet natured gentleman blossom into a wonderful companion.
Neutered Male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in South Wales
Norman comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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DISTINGUISHED ELDERLY MALE SEEKS LIFELONG COMPANION FOR BRISK WALKS AND SHARING OF DINNERS AND THE SOFA.
SOMEONE WHO IS HOME MOST OF THE TIME AS I WONT BE LEFT ALONE
PREFERABLY LITTLE TO NO STEPS IN THE HOUSE AND GARDEN
NO SMALL PEOPLE AND NO CATS
Hello everyone my name is Gunter and I’m a 12 year old Hungarian Wire haired Vizla. I’ve had a very distinguished career in the shooting field and was my previous owners right hand paw. They really were lost without me but like all thing’s times change and I have found myself needing a new retirement home after my owner has been called away for their next adventure in heaven. Now don’t write me off yet there is plenty of life in this old dog and I still know my training from my early days and can be very stealthy when I need to be.
As you can see, I’m a very distinguished gentleman seeking the company of a retired but still active family who understands that we all have good and bad days but the good days outnumber the bad. I’ve become a little deaf in my old age probably from all those game shoots I was on as a pup-ster but I understand hand signals and as long as I’m looking at you, I will do as you ask. If I’m looking the other way making sure that our surroundings are safe (I take my human’s safety very personally) then you will need to make a loud noise to get my attention.
I need my retirement home to be all on one level with very few steps anywhere inside or out of the house. You see all that running around as a youngster can take its toll and sometimes, I just don’t know where my long legs are. I need a nice garden where I can top up my tan and keep an eye out for those pesky cats. I don’t like cats, I’m sure there are other dogs that do and we all live in a multi animal world now but I’m a dog’s dog and hence I don’t like cats. Inside the residence I like to share the sofa or a nice BIG comfy bed on the floor. Somewhere that I can be close to my human but still have room and dream of the adventures to come. Now I’m not sure if I have mentioned this yet but I am a bit of a ladies’ man and will gravitate towards the ladies at every opportunity. In fact, don’t tell anyone but I like the ladies so much I can often be seen rifling around in the underwear draw looking for a sock or two that takes my fancy. I have a bit of a sock fetish and can take them off and squirrel them away or if I get really carried away with a really nice sock, I will eat them. Now this has landed me in hot water a few times so I’ve been told to say that my new family will need to be super clean and keep everything out of my reach.
Whilst we are being honest and I have to tell you my bad as well as good points I’m a bit of a scavenger and if I can reach it and believe me, I can reach most things I will either play with it or eat it. Now this means food, clothing, groceries basically anything I can get in my mouth on. So, no leaving me unattended with anything that may harm me. I just can’t help myself it’s an addiction see.
One more thing to mention as I know I need to be honest to find my new home. I am toilet trained and am mostly very good but my reaction times to needing to go and being able to get myself outside isn’t always on point. This is a very embarrassing subject for me as I pride myself on always looking and behaving my best but I have to be honest. Sometimes I just have to poop and I can’t help it. I am very sorry for this.
I still like to have a walk around the park or the neighbourhood where there may be a chance that we will see a nice lady or two or three. Someone that will stop and admire me and ruffle my hair the way nice people do. I like to see other pupsters with their humans when we are out and about and I don’t mind a quick chin wag with them as long as they are well behaved. I like to part my words of wisdom. I don’t even mind if the pupsters come to visit me at home as I am very well behaved unless they try and take my treats off me then I will have to tell them off. Its only fair they learn manners too.
So to recap I need to live somewhere where someone is home all the time as I wont tolerate being left. I need access to a garden with no or very few steps anywhere inside or outside of the residence. No cats and no little people as I can accidentally knock them over or scare them with my big handsomness. A very tidy household and someone who will keep a close eye on me due to my previously mentioned addictions. Someone that understands that if I have an accident in the house this is not because I am nawty but because I can’t help it and that I get very embarrassed and need a hug as you wash my bottom clean. We don’t know how long I have left before I may get called away to join my previous owners on their adventure in heaven but any time I have left I will spend loving and adoring you and I need the same from you. I look forward to meeting you soon my new forever family. Take care be safe. Love Gunter.
Neutered Male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in South Wales
Gunter comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
Meet Felix – a lovely one year old boy. We’ve nicknamed him ‘Diddy Cat’ as he’s very small for his age and super cute! He is a gentle soul who would be good with everyone, including small kids. He isn’t interested in sitting on or near you, but he likes company and will seek people out after a while. When he’s in the mood he likes a bit of a fuss and will let you stroke his soft white tummy. He loves to sit and birdwatch, or attempt to catch flies or play with something small like a grape by pushing it round the floor in excellent cat fashion. He makes the sweetest noises which sound like a little bird. He’s never been outside and seems interested, but is too timid so far. He’s a good clean boy who uses his litter tray and scratching post.
Neutered Male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in South Wales
If you live in rented accommodation, we will need to speak to the landlord
Felix comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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Calm resident dog
Owner’s home most of the time
Calm, sensible children 10 and over
Steele is a gorgeous 4 year old cocker spaniel boy who hasn’t had the best start in life but now his tail doesn’t stop wagging and he loves it when you talk to him and gently fuss him. If you are busy he sneaks up behind you and nudges you with his nose for attention. His is a quiet boy in the home and has been no trouble in his foster home. He travels well in the car and has recently started to enjoy very short lead walks
Steele is initially timid but likes a gentle fuss and will nudge you with his nose for attention if you aren’t looking at him. He could live happily with calm gentle children 10 and over. He hasn’t been cat tested but he has a placid nature and its felt that with careful introductions this would be fine
Steele has been a joy to foster. He’s quiet in the house and likes to follow you about to see what you are up to. He likes his food but won’t take treats from your hand as yet. His house training is still a work in progress and he is nearly there with house but does have the occasional accident. He likes to sleep on a soft blanket on the floor, but does occasionally get brave and venture into the dog bed. He hasn’t tried to get on the sofa or human beds. He isn’t destructive at all So we’ve had no need to crate him
Lead walking is all new to him and I doubt he’s ever walked on a lead before. He has just started going on very short walks so his new home will need to keep practicing with him. He likes a sniff around new places or fields. He has been fine meeting other quiet well-behaved dogs whilst out and about. If he is approached by and over excited or young dog who wants to jump on him he is very afraid and tries to run away.
Steele would like a home with at least one calm resident dog that can show him how to be a pet and that not all humans are bad. He’s not keen on being left on his own so either someone who works from home or a retired home. He could live with children as long as they aren’t too boisterous.
Neutered male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in Pontypridd South Wales Area
Steele will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
Needs to be a house cat or have access to an enclosed garden or Catio.
Alexi is a sweet but shy and stunning long haired 3 year old neutered boy. He came into our care after a severe collision with a car and is still regaining his confidence. Due to the nature of his injuries Alexi will need to be an indoor cat or have access to a catio. His fractured jaw if fully repaired and the vets are over the moon with his progress but it does leave him a little vulnerable from another such injury. He has had several teeth removed as a consequence of his accident but enjoys a wide diet.
Understandably Alexi will seek a quiet place (under the kitchen units is a current favourite) as he learns to trust the world again. He will always respond to the offer of cat treats or cheese and mixes well with our other cats. He will allow grooming but does enjoy grooming himself. Sweet and shy, Alexi does enjoy short bursts of toy play but is still learning how to relax.
Alexi would like a home where he can adjust slowly to his surroundings where his Pawrents are loving and understanding.
Neutered Male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
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BICHON EXPERIENCED HOME
ADULT ONLY HOME OR HOME WITH OLDER CHILDREN
CHILDREN 15 AND OVER
DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE OR AS AN ONLY DOG
AN UNDERSTANDING OF HOW TO HELP A SENSITIVE DOG
Huw is a lovely tiny 4 year old little bichon who has a waggy tail when he sees you and squeaks in excitement when he sees you get his lead ready for a walk. He has had a tough past so takes a little while to trust people but once he does, he is like a little shadow wanting to follow you around and join in with whatever you are doing
Due to mistreatment in his previous home Huw can be a little reserved when he firsts meets you but is soon won over with chicken or gentle encouragement, and then he loves being touched and getting gentle belly rubs. Huw is a little head shy so any owner will need to be sensitive to this and gradually work with him to be less sensitive to his head being stroked as currently he gets very worried.
Due to his previous mistreatment Huw will not be homed with young children, he will need an adult only home preferably or a home with older children that will be able to patiently teach Huw that children can be kind to dogs as Huw sadly has not experienced this previously
Huw is good with other dog’s but as he has only recently been neutered he can still be a bit full on and is initially very interested in dog’s so any resident dog would need to be very tolerant. Huw would happily live as an only dog if the adults were home for company.
Huw is interested in the resident cat in the foster home but isn’t chasing just being a bit barky towards it, so a home with no cats would be preferable
Huw is good in the house, having only recently being neutered. Any potential adopters should expect a small level of scent marking initially and be prepared to work with him to get him settled, which will prevent that continuing. Huw is crate trained and will go in one when he wants his own space. He has shown no sign of being destructive but does like toys. When left he will bark initially but this does settle after a few minutes
Huw walks really well on a lead; he can be a bit vocal in the car when travelling but does settle
Huw would suit a bichon experienced home, and a home with adults only preferably, or with older children. He would live happily with another dog or as an only dog. He needs a home that will understand that due to his past it might take him a little while to settle in and to show his true character, so a home that will be patient and provide him with a calm and safe home to settle into. He needs stability and a home that will show him that humans can be kind, he sadly has suffered mistreatment in his previous home so some anxiety from him is to be expected as he settles in and gets to know his new humans.
Huws new home will need to commit to regular coat care at home, he enjoys being groomed, and also make regular appointments at a groomers to maintain his coat and prevent matting. He can be timid initially so any home needs to be able to show awareness of nervous dog behaviour, and be able to show practical awareness of ways to keep a nervous dog safe on walks and in the home with security measures such as a well fitted harness, secure fencing and no use of extendable leads.
Huw is a lovely little dog who so deserves a home of his own to experience being a loved pet, he would benefit from a home where someone was home the majority of the day
Neutered male
Microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Patient adult only home who can show her the joys of the outside world
Can live with dogs of a similar size
Chihuahua experience home would be beneficial
Anwen is a 6 year old chihuahua who is a little sweetie. She can be a bit nervous when she first meets you, but once she gets to know you she loves to be on your knee having lots of cuddles and fusses. She loves sunning herself in the garden and is very good at scaring off any pigeons who happen to land on the fence.
She has a grade 1-2 heart murmur which doesn’t need any medication and the vets are happy for this to be monitored going forward on her annual health checks.
Anwen is a typical Chi and will bond with her human deeply, but tends to shy away from strangers so will take her time to warm up to you. Due to how nervous she can be an adult only home would suit her best.
Anwen is fine around other dogs and shows no aggression even with larger dogs. She would like a home with other small dogs to help her settle and learn about the big wide world. She had not been cat tested but due to her size say she maybe ok with a dog savvy cat and if introductions are done properly.
Anwen has been good with her toileting but has had a few accidents as she doesn’t always indicate she wants to go out. She will however always go in the garden if you open the door for her. She’ll either sleeps on foster mums bed, sofa or chooses to take herself off to her crate. She’s not at all destructive and hasn’t yet started to play with toys. She does however love her food but can be a bit fussy at times, but chicken always goes down well. Anwen has no issues when being left on her own and can be left for a few hours no problem.
Anwen is very frightened of the big wide world and needs a patient owner who can show her that sniffing and being outside is a positive thing. Her love for food will help as positive reinforcement. She does however love to sun herself in the garden and protect her human from the pesky pigeons. She’s frightened of the vets, but does not nip or bite them. She seems to be ok in the van when travelling.
Anwen would be suitable for a retired person or someone who is home most of the time that has lots of patience and time to show her that the world isn’t that scary when she has a human who is behind her 110%. She needs a securely enclosed back garden where she can potter and toilet. She is nervous of the outside world but new owners need to teach her the joys of being outside and this will obviously take time and be at her pace.
Neutered Female
Microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in Reading
Anwen will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
Alice is a beautiful 6 year old tortie who came in to the vets with a fractured pelvis. Although her pelvis was pinned and plated she never regained full use of her one back leg. This left no choice but to amputate it. Despite only having 3 legs it hasn’t slowed her down!. She is very affectionate and purrs with any contact, she would like nothing more than to have a comfy bed (or two) to cuddle up in and some humans to love her all up. She is currently fostered by a family who have young children (who Alice gets on great with) and 3 resident cats who she seems to tolerate well. She has met the resident dog and doesn’t seem to be phased by him.
Alice would need to be an indoor cat or have access to a catio.
Alice is fully vaccinated, neutered and microchipped fostered in Beddau, South Wales by a veterinary nurse.
Alice will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance
Could live with another cat after sensible introductions
Her photos do not do her justice
Silver is a beautiful 6 year old girl. Her markings are truly stunning but her beauty hides a little nervous cat that would best be suited to a quieter home or one with older, cat savvy children. Once Silver has learned to trust her humans, she will come out of her shell and loves fusses. Outdoor access would be good as she does enjoy a little explore. We would recommend a catio or enclosed garden due to her nervous nature. She may be able to live with another cat who is laid back and she is untested with dogs.
Neutered female
Microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
If you live in rented accommodation we will need to speak to your landlord.
Fostered in South Wales
Silver will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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CHI EXPERIENCED HOME
SENSIBLE CHILDREN 10 AND OVER
CAN BE REHOMED AS AN ONLY DOG OR WITH A SENSIBLE DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE
OWNER HOME MOST OF THE TIME
Billy is an 18 month old Chihuahua. He’s a beautiful and loving dog that loves snuggling up with his humans, but can be scared and bark at strangers until he feels comfortable. He has not had the normal socialisation of a home and other dogs and needs time to adjust to new surroundings and experiences. He will need an understanding home that will allow him to bond at his own pace
Billy adores humans but he has typical little dog syndrome and will growl when he feels threatened and scared. When he first meets a human he will bark, then run away if approached, once he’s gotten over his macho moment he loves nothing more than attention.
Billy has chosen to spend a lot of time with his foster mums 12 year old son, where he happily lays on the bed whilst little human plays on the Xbox. He gets excited when he sees his little human but it has taken time to build this bond.
Billy can be unsure of other dogs and will bark when he first meets them and has growled and snapped at some. He’s been fine with his foster brother and sister but took a while to get used to them. Introductions to other dogs need to be done under supervision and carefully.
Billy will chase and bark at cats, so we would not recommend homing him with any.
Billy is 100% housetrained, he had a few accidents when he first arrived in foster but this stopped quickly. He previously spent a lot of his time in a crate and used this as his safe place. So, when he first arrived in his foster home he had one available to him which he used for a few days whilst he found his paws. He still has access to his crate but prefers to lay on the settee with his humans and foster brother and sister or on the dog bed on the floor. Billy sleeps at the bottom of his foster mums’ bed and sleeps all night with no problems. He is not destructive but he does love playing with toys especially a ball. He is not a massive eater and only eats small portions of wet food mixed with dry biscuits twice a day. Billy doesn’t like to be left by his humans and will cry and bark but this does calm down after a bit and he will settle.
Billy walks really well on the lead and loves being outside. He will bark at passing people and dogs as he likes them to know how scary he is lol then he will run away once approached. Billy will worry whilst travelling in the car and will shake but this is being worked on.
Billy is a loving little man that adores humans and will follow you everywhere. He likes to let everyone know how big and strong he is and will bark at any noises in the garden or when he sees other humans or dogs in the home or on a walk. Billy could be rehomed with older children 10 years and up but it’s important that they understand, he is just a puppy still and when unsure or scared he will bark and run and sometimes growl. He needs to come around to you in his own time. Billy gets over excited when playing and this can be taken the wrong way in an inexperienced home and will need to be monitored if there are young children visiting as they wont understand his playfulness. Billy could be rehomed on his own with someone that’s home most of the day giving him lots of cuddles or be rehomed with another dog that will be able to put up with his dominance and sometimes snapping until he can get used to them and settle. A chi experienced household is a must to understand his big character in a little cuddly body.
Neutered Male
Microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
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RESIDENT DOG OF A SIMILAR SIZE
CHILDREN 10 AND OVER
NO CATS
ENJOYS LONG WALKS AND CUDDLES
Lilly is a very outgoing and confident 5 year old King Charles Cavalier girl who loves nothing more than going on long walks then getting up on your lap for cuddles and kisses. She loves her food and treats basically she just loves food full stop and tells me when it is meal times.
Lilly has a grade 1 heart murmur that the vets are not at all concerned about. She just needs this checked when she has her annual health check.
On walks Lilly loves to meet people, she will bark when first meeting them but soon goes in for fussing and attention. Lilly is also fine when she meets other dogs on a walk and has a good sniff of them. She is great with her foster fur family and will need a resident dog for company.
She loves a bath and being dried in a big fluffy towel. She has not had the opportunity to interact with any young children but from her reactions to people children 10 and over would be best. Lilly does not like cats
Lilly is fully housetrained and either sleeps on the bed or on the couch. She goes in a crate when foster mum goes out of the house and will bark to start but soon settles down to sleep. She has been left for about two hours and is fine in her crate. She is not destructive and loves to play with a ball.
Lilly does not like the car and this is being worked on. Her foster mum has been taking her for short journeys for her to know it is ok being in the car and you go nice places. She is fine with the vet.
Lilly likes nothing better than being with humans and will need to be with someone that can be there for most of the day and willing to give her lots of attention. She needs another dog of a similar size who will play and keep her company and owners who will take her for nice walks.
Neutered female
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
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Children 12 and over
Can be an only dog or part of a pack
Humans who love to cuddle with their fur baby
Experience with Bull Breeds
Begw is a 5 year old female neutered Frenchie who is an absolutely gorgeous little lady. She loves nothing more than to be right by your side, getting your attention. She gives the best cuddles and has the funniest cutest little lopsided smile. She will make someone a great companion as she loves people and attention
She didn’t enjoy her bath to much but loved the rub down and drying off afterwards. She adores being touched, stroked and smoothed with love
Begw has not interacted with children in her foster home but foster mum thinks as she adores people that sensible children 12 and over would be fine as she is not a nervous dog. After all she thinks humans are for gaining attention and of course feeding her treats, she’s such a foodie
She is fine with all other dogs very balanced and sensible. Her only slight un balance is food. She is a typical bolshy Frenchie at feed time, but nothing of great concern. Once she is told to go back to her own bowl she listens
Foster mum is a crazy chicken lady and Begw has shown great interest in the gurls, but not in an aggressive way. There is no barking, I think they just amuse her.
She is great in the home. Sleeps through the night no trouble downstairs lose with other dogs. She is not vocal or destructive. She shows no sign of any separation anxiety & can be left for up to 4 hrs. She is not interested in toys and doesn’t choose to play with the other dogs often. However, she runs out nicely with the pack, and has nice manners. She often takes herself off to find a quiet corner to snooze, away from the others. Her only slight dominance is over food. She loves it, and I think she thinks about it all the time. She knows where all the treat jars are and stares at them often
She is good on a lead. She travels well and is used to a crate. She is great at the vets. They loved her & she loved them
Begw would like a home where she is the only dog or will fit in fine with a pack. She will need a home where she is able to get a lot of attention as this is her favourite thing. Cuddles and food are her world. Her family doesn’t need to be super active; she does like a walk but it’s more a sniffing activity to her. She loves a comfy bed, as close to her human as possible and she’s happy. She’s a happy little soul and her whole body wiggles with excitement to see you. She just wants love
Neutered female
She has had first vaccination
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Poppi is a 10 year old small Yorkshire terrier who’s favourite things are short walks and cuddles with her human. She is a very sociable little girl and follows you everywhere. She likes to sleep on or by your side when on the sofa. She can get a little bit grumpy if she has to be moved when on the sofa and has a little moan, but soon comes round.
She had some skin issues when she first came into foster which resulted in the loss of some of her fur, especially on her belly but since treatment with medicated baths and antibiotics her skin is improving and her fur is slowly growing back. She will however need a grain free diet going forward to keep her in tip top condition.
Poppi is a very sociable little girl and likes to follows her human everywhere.
She is happy to have a bath and enjoys a nice cuddle to dry off in her towel.
Poppi likes other dogs when out on a walk, but can be a little grumpy if you wake her from her afternoon nap to go. She needs a “Do not disturb sign for her bedside”. She also likes to play out in the garden after her nanna nap where she enjoys interacting with her foster brother. Poppi could be an only dog as long as her human is home for most of the time or with a resident dog of a similar size.
She has not been assessed with cats but she is interested & inquisitive with the chickens in the garden, but no longer bothers them.
Poppi likes a safe place to retreat to and returns to her crate if she feels anxious. She likes to sleep in her crate by night but sleep on the sofa during the day. She does not interact with toys at the moment but is still learning new things around her. Poppi loves her food and has three small meals a day she is not food aggressive and has no guarding issues.
Poppi’s toilet training is a work in progress which she is learning quickly but is frightened of the dark and hates the rain and will try and avoid going out for her last toilet before bed if she can. This is being worked on.
Poppi walks well on her lead initially pulling as she is exited to go but soon settles. The pads of her feet can be sensitive and sometimes she will lift her foot if they are sore. She likes to have an intermittent walk and carry when out and about and she is small and light so is easy to carry. She travels in a canvas crate with no anxiety in the car and is well behaved at the vets.
Poppi would benefit from a calm household with an owner who is home most of the time to provide cuddles and be her pillow to sleep on. Someone who understands that she is a special little lady and needs to be treated as a princess in her twilight years.
Neutered
She has had 1st vaccination
She is microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in South Wales, Cardiff area
Poppi comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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CHILDREN 7 AND OVER
RESIDNET PLAYFUL DOG
ACTIVE HOME WITH RESIDNETS AROUND MOST OF THE TIME
Rolo is a 7/8 year old Bichon and there are 4 words to describe him… Playful, Cheerful, Gentle and Affectionate. This boy is probably the sweetest natured Bichon I’ve met, he loves nothing better than to snuggle up on your knee for lots of cuddles and fuss. He’s a right little time waster and a fantastic lap warmer, whoever adopts this little man won’t be able to resist his charms.
Being slightly more mature, he’s a bit arthritic in his legs, the vet has suggested a joint supplement is all he needs at this point. It certainly hasn’t stopped him going for a walk every day or playing Zoomies around the garden.
Rolo gets very excited when people come to the door and thinks they are coming to see him, he loves every one and all the attention he can get. He’s pretty good being brushed and will stand there at the groomers without much fuss, again enjoying the attention.
He loves little people as much as big people, but he does jump up when greeting anyone and could possibly knock over a toddler, for this reason he’d be better off in a home with no children or no younger than 7 years old.
Loves other dogs whatever the size and does not react in a negative way when out and about or in the home.
Rolo is not small furry or cat tested
Rolo is generally quiet in the home, he’s fully house trained and has had no accidents in the house. He loves to sleep on the bed with foster mum, but will go in a crate in the bedroom at night. He’s not at all destructive and isn’t really into toys, preferring a fuss from his human, he loves his food and gets vocal if he thinks you’re being too slow getting his food prepared, he’s showed no signs of being toy or food aggressive but he’ll probably shout at you if you took his food away! This little boy doesn’t like to be left on his own much and will bark for 3 or 4 minutes when you go out, he does settle as is always silent when foster mum comes home. He can be left for short periods
Rolo loves his walks and does pull on the lead at the beginning or when he sees other dogs, he seems to travel well and enjoys a visit to the vets, working his charms on all the vet nurses!
This little fella would be the perfect companion for an older active person who is at home most of the time. He needs a resident dog to keep him company and play.
Neutered
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
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*********NEW OWNER NEEDS TO BE CLOSE TO CARDIFF AND WILLING TO VISIT A FEW TIMES AS POPPY IS VERY NERVOUS********
NEEDS A CALM RESIDENT DOG
OWNERS HOME MOST OF THE TIME
NO CHILDREN
Poppy is a 20 month old Jack Russel X Cavapoo. She is a timid but beautiful and loving pup that has had a tough start to life and came into foster terrified of everything and everyone. However once you have gained her trust she will give her heart to you. Poppy is only a young dog that has missed out on a lot in her short life. She is slowly learning basic commands with positive reinforcement.
Ultimately all Poppy wants to know that she is safe and loved. She is a total cuddle monster and loves nothing more than curling up next to you and as long as she is touching you, she is happy. She needs someone to love her, fuss her, keep her company and give her favourite treat, a pig’s ear!
Poppy is very timid and nervous around everyone except her foster mum. She will go up to familiar people for a sniff but usually backs off when shown attention. She is happy to be touched and will tolerate being groomed by foster mum.
Poppy was fostered with her dad initially and they got on fine. She has met other dogs on walks and has been extremely nervous around them. She has only shown aggression when cornered by a larger, very lively pup. She need to live with a very calm resident dog to show her how to be a dog.
Not cat or small furry tested but has barked at next doors cat through the window.
Poppy’s housetraining is still ongoing, she has learned to use puppy pads but will need ongoing training in her forever home. She refuses to go to the garden to toilet on her own but will go if carried out!
Poppy has the run of downstairs at night and prefers to sleep on the sofa than in her bed. She has never been destructive but has stolen the odd nail file, sock or brush! She has just started to learn to play with toys and has learned to chase after a ball but doesn’t know that she’s supposed to pick it up yet! She has a squeaky toy that when encouraged to, will have a little chew on but she never chooses to play independently.
Poppy is not a big eater and prefers a mix of wet and dry food. She enjoys her treats, her absolute favourite is a weekly pig’s ear! She has never shown any food or toy aggression. Poppy has separation anxiety and doesn’t like to be left. She has never been left for more than a 2-3 hours at a time.
Poppy had never been on a lead when she came to us and it took a few weeks for her to be comfortable wearing a collar and harness. When she initially went out she was terrified of every movement and sound but now gets excited when she sees her lead. She enjoys going out and walks beautifully she likes going off lead and is slowly learning that she can safely go more than a metre from foster mums feet! She is still very timid and nervous on walks but is gaining confidence every day. Potential forever owners will need to build a bond before going walkies. She is travelling better in the car. She used to be sick every time but I think that was just nerves. She travels better sat in the front. She is nervous at the vets and needs to be carried in.
Poppy needs a quiet, calm, loving home with patient owners to give her the space to come to them. They will need to continue her toilet and command training with positive reinforcement. She needs to live with a calm resident dog who can show her how to be a dog and how to interact with humans. Poppy ultimately just wants cuddles and to be loved and she will reciprocate that love a hundred times back.
Neutered
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in South Wales Cardiff area
Poppy will come with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
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Miniature Poodle
Quiet home with no children and older visiting children
Home as an only dog
Coco is a 7 year old miniature Poodle who loves being out and about. In the house he’s a quiet boy who loves to sleep but when it’s walk time he spins around excitedly wagging his tail and dancing.
Coco has recently had surgery to fix a luxating patella, which has been successful.
Coco likes being fussed but on his terms. He is happy to be stroked and will actively look to sit next to you on the sofa but can sometimes grumble if you touch him when he’s not expecting it. He was happy being bathed and blow dried but didn’t like the clippers or cutting and was a bit snappy. He’s not afraid to growl to try and get his own way.
Coco would prefer a home with no children and visiting children would need to be older
Coco loves going for walks and meeting other dogs when he’s out and about, and greets them all politely with a waggy tail. Coco is an angel on walks and trots along lovely. He’s currently building up after surgery so is only going out for about half hour twice a day.
In the home he would like to be an only dog as he doesn’t like sharing his humans or bed.
Not cat or small furry tested but probably not
Coco is fully house trained and is happy to settle in a crate. He loves his food and likes a chew toy but doesn’t really play with toys. He’s happy to be left for short periods and isn’t destructive at all.
Coco would like an adult only home with no visiting young children. He needs to be an only dog but is happy to meet dogs outside the home for a walk. A small garden would be fine as he doesn’t really like to potter around but will need a few walks a day
Neutered Male
Microchipped, vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer.
Untested with other cats but has lived with a dog previously
Cooper 2 years old and is a handsome boy with a glossy coat and enormous white paws. He is always up for playing and uses his big white goalkeeper gloves to catch a ball on string! He can get overexcited and if you try to stroke him when he’s in a playful mood, then he will koala grab you and might nip you. However, he gives off signs so you can stop before this happens. Better for him to be around older kids who will understand this. He used to live with a dog and got on well. He likes company and will settle down next to you on the sofa for an evening snooze. He’s a good clean boy and will make a nice companion
Neutered
Vaccinated, microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Fostered in South Wales
Cooper comes with 5 weeks free Agria pet insurance.
Duke is a 3 year old Saluki x Collie and is a real gentleman, he loves nothing more than company both human and canine. He is one of the most gentle and loyal dogs I have had the pleasure of meeting and caring for. He is currently living with 8 other dogs both male and female with no issues.
He is starting to play fetch with a ball and after a play or walk loves nothing more than a good snuggle up on the sofa or in a soft cosy bed. He is a very intelligent dog and is easy to train using treats as rewards. He isn’t destructive but will steal food off worktops etc if left alone.
He is very happy to be handled, brushed, bathed, have his nails clipped and ears cleaned. He goes to the dog grooming salon that foster mum owns and is happy to meet and accept all dogs into the salon with a waggy tail. He is much happier being left with another dog for short periods but does suffer from anxiety if left on his own.
Duke hasn’t been around children so I feel that he would only be suitable for a home with either none or older children. He hasn’t been cat tested but has met chickens, sheep and a rabbit with no issues. He hates being left on his own and is better left with the company of another dog for a few hours.
Duke is an absolute treasure to care for. He has the occasional accident in the house but this is more from anxiety when left as he tends to panic. He loves nothing more than to curl up either in a soft cosy bed or by your side on the sofa. He will enter a crate on his own terms but does not like being shut in.
He loves his food and treats but will also steal any food left on worktops or anywhere accessible to him. He has no food or toy aggression and is actually fed in the same room as two other dogs and has learnt to eat his own dinner and leave the other dogs alone until they have finished their meals. I can take anything away from him with no issues including his dinner or toys.
Duke is a dream to walk, he just loves to be out and about with you. He has been let off the lead in a secure field but would benefit from more recall training. He travels very well and just curls up for a snooze. He is an angel at the vets with no issues whatsoever.
Duke deserves a loving home preferably with someone at home most of the day and maybe another dog where he isn’t left on his own for too long. He is quite a sensitive soul and will respond well to a gentle and kind voice. He is a wonderful dog and will make someone the perfect loyal companion. He has no aggressive tendencies and when bonded will stick to you like glue.
Neutered Male
Microchipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and wormer
Daffy is a fun, loving and energetic 5 year old Poodle cross girl who loves nothing more than to play with her fellow canines and follow her humans around the house. She looks forwards to walks and greets her humans enthusiastically when they have been out. She is a gentle girl who loves to be cuddled and sleeps well throughout the night. Daffy is housetrained and not destructive at all.
Daffy is good with children and would suit a home with sensible children age 8 and upwards. Daffy travels well in the car with a dog seat belt to secure her on the back seat. Daffy cannot live with cats and probably not other small furries.
Daffy loves to cuddle up with the other dogs in the house and to play in the garden. As an ex-breeding dog, Daffy is inexperienced with walking on a lead however is doing very well and gets excited for walks. She wants to say hello and run to greet every dog she sees on walks so her adopters will need to work with her on this.
Daffy is very well behaved at home and is housetrained. She sleeps on foster Mums bed and likes to snuggle up close. She does not use a crate and occasionally plays with soft toys. She eats a mix of wet and dry food and though not aggressive she likes to investigate the other dogs food in case they have something nicer than her. Daffy has been left for a few hours with the other dogs for company.
Daffy needs a home with owners who are prepared to take her on 2 good walks a day in the morning and evening as like all spaniels she is full of energy. Daffy needs the company of at least one other young playful dog and would be okay in a home with sensible children age 8 and above. Daffy is a little shy at first but once she gets to know you, will be a very loving and loyal friend.
Neutered
Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and wormer
Eggnog and Sprout are double trouble, they spend most of their time together. They love their food and spend the majority of their days popcorning 
