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Chester has been undergoing tests at the vets. He has a wonky heart. There is nothing structurally wrong with it but it never beats less than 80bpm and averages 120bpm. It should be 40… The heart specialist will review him in 6 months time to see if the medication is working.
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Further information to follow. Miss Kitty has been handed in by her breeder as an unsold puppy in the litter. She is currently very nervous.
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Gorgeous BEAR is 24 weeks old now and is just absolutely stunning. He is cuddly and playful great with other cats and is a big hit with the fosterers grandson as they play for hours. He is very respectful to an older cat in the house showing that this boy has proper manners
Male
Great with other cats and cat savvy small people
Not tested with dogs.
Up to date flea, worm. Will be microchipped before adoption
He is due his second vaccination on the 07/09/2019 and is booked in to be neutered however if he is rehomed before this he will come with a voucher towards the cost.
If you live in rented accommodation, we will need to speak to your landlord
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Our little panthers are 5 months old now and looking for their forever homes. They are super playful and cuddly. They also know how to use the litter tray and scratching post and are almost too big too swing from the curtains. Their foster mum says that they purr like little trains when they are cuddled up to her at night holding her hostage under their warm happy bellies.
5 Months old.
Good with other carts and children over 5 years old
Not dog tested
Vaccinated, chipped and up to date flea and wormer kittens come with a voucher towards neuter/spay.
Adoption fee is £50 for one or £90 for two.
Please be advised we will need to speak to your landlord if you live in rented accommodation so please ask permission
To apply please follow this link APPLY HERE
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Our little panthers are 5 months old now and looking for their forever homes. They are super playful and cuddly. They also know how to use the litter tray and scratching post and are almost too big too swing from the curtains. Their foster mum says that they purr like little trains when they are cuddled up to her at night holding her hostage under their warm happy bellies.
5 Months old.
Good with other carts and children over 5 years old
Not dog tested
Vaccinated, chipped and up to date flea and wormer kittens come with a voucher towards neuter/spay.
Adoption fee is £50 for one or £90 for two.
Please be advised we will need to speak to your landlord if you live in rented accommodation so please ask permission
To apply please follow this link APPLY HERE
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Our little panthers are 5 months old now and looking for their forever homes. They are super playful and cuddly. They also know how to use the litter tray and scratching post and are almost too big too swing from the curtains. Their foster mum says that they purr like little trains when they are cuddled up to her at night holding her hostage under their warm happy bellies.
5 Months old.
Good with other carts and children over 5 years old
Not dog tested
Vaccinated, chipped and up to date flea and wormer kittens come with a voucher towards neuter/spay.
Adoption fee is £50 for one or £90 for two.
Please be advised we will need to speak to your landlord if you live in rented accommodation so please ask permission
To apply please follow this link APPLY HERE
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Name: Teddy
Age: 10 months
Breed: Pug x Chihuahua
Can I live with Children: No under 5s
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Possibly
Fostered In: RCT, South Wales
Teddy is a 10-month old Pug x Chihuahua who is being fostered in RCT, South Wales. He is a delightful young dog. He can’t get enough attention and will lap up as much fuss as possible. The second you sit down he’s straight on your lap whether it be sofa, dinner table or computer chair.
People – Teddy loves people. He is a cuddle monster and will jump on your lap for a fuss the second you sit down. He will not be rehomed with children under five as he would be too much for them.
Dogs – Although Teddy lives in a multi-dog house he does like to have all the fuss so would like to be the only dog in his new home or at least live with an older dog who is happy to take a back seat while Teddy gets a large share of attention.
Cats – Teddy has not been tested with cats.
In the home – Teddy is a good boy in the home. He is toilet trained and not destructive at all. He sleeps quietly in a crate overnight and enjoys his toys. He doesn’t like to share his food with other dogs so supervision when feeding is needed if he isn’t the only dog. Teddy could be left for short periods. He is a bit vocal with other dogs so this will need further work.
Out and about – Teddy travels well in the car and enjoys going for walks. He is a bit vocal with other dogs so this will need further work. He isn’t aggressive just noisy and is fine if an off-lead dog runs up to him.
Type of home – Teddy would like a home where he is the centre of attention. He would be happy being an only dog and being allowed on the furniture to cuddle up to his human is a must. He likes going for leisurely strolls around the beach or local parks
Teddy is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with his flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet him in his foster home in RCT, South Wales
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Name: Mouse
Age: 14 weeks old
Breed: Jack Russell cross
Can I live with Children: No
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes, a must
Fostered In: RCT, South Wales
Mouse is around 4 months old and is a Jack Russell terrier cross, who is being fostered in RCT, South Wales. Mouse is a quiet girl, having not had the best start to life, she is learning that people can be trusted. Mouse loves to cuddle up with her furry friends and needs a confident dog to continue to help her build her confidence. She had a cheeky nature once she trusts and loves hiding her toys. Digging is a favourite pastime of hers. Playing and sleeping are currently her favourite things to do
People – Mouse cannot be homed where young children reside or where very small children would visit. Due to her history this would put Mouse at risk of biting. Mouse does not like to be picked up.
Dogs – Mouse loves her doggy friends and must be homed with one at least. She loves to play so a confident young dog is preferable. Mouse will not be homed where a resident dog is not present.
Cats – Not tested
In the home – Mouse is housetrained and sleeps with her furry friends in the kitchen. Mouse loves her food and is happy to share. Mouse can be left for short periods. Mouse does not like a crate.
Out and about – She travels well in the car. Mouse is very nervous when meeting new people due to her history. She does not like people approaching over the top of her head, her Foster mum has been working on this, she now tolerates but is still scared.
Type of home – Mouse needs a home that will continue to teach her she is safe and give her time and patience. Mouse has a wonderful personality when she is given space to make friends when she feels safe. Mouse will not tolerate children as she is too nervous.
Mouse is chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. She is not yet neutered and it will be a condition of her adoption that this is carried out by her adopters as soon as she is old enough. Discount voucher available and follow up checks will be done. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in South Wales
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Name: Mali
Age: 3-years old
Breed: Yorkshire Terrier
Can I live with Children: Older
Can I live with cats: Yes
Can I live with other dogs Yes, smaller and older
Fostered In: RCT, South Wales
Mali is a 3-year old Yorkshire Terrier who is an ex-breeding girl. She is very affectionate once she has gained your trust and follows her favourite person everywhere. Mali needs to live with another similar sized/aged dog for company.
People – Mali has attended a few meet and greet fundraising events with her foster mum and has been a bit shy but she gains in confidence daily. She enjoys a good brush to keep her coat in tip top shape and enjoys the fuss!
Dogs – Mali enjoys the company of other dogs but is not happy around big breeds, or boisterous ones. She will only be rehomed where she has a similar sized dog for company.
Cats – Fine with cats
In the home – Housetraining is a work in progress, so her adopters will need to have patience with her and continue the good work started in her foster home. Mali sleeps on the human bed at night and settles down quietly. She is happy to be crated too. bed and is fine. Mali has been left for up to 4 hours without a problem.
Out and about – Mali is fine in the car, although she does tremble a bit. She has been good at the vets, just a little nervous. As she has been ill and has only just started in course of vaccinations Mali hasn’t yet been walked outside.
Type of home – Mali is looking for a quiet home where there are no young children. She wants her humans to be around for most the day to continue with the training and socialisation started in her foster home.
Mali neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in RCT, South Wales
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This little lady has just come into rescue and will be seeing our vets and being fully assessed over the coming weeks before going up for rehoming. As Mollie is an ex-breeding girl it is more than likely she will need to live with another dog for company. Fostered South Wales.
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Name: Hobbi
Age: 8-years old
Breed: Yorkshire Terrier
Can I live with Children: No
Can I live with cats: Yes
Can I live with other dogs: Yes, a must
Fostered In: RCT South Wales
Hobbi is an 8-year old Yorkshire Terrier fostered in RCT, South Wales. He is a quiet, sweet boy who is terrified of the world. Having spent 8 years on a puppy farm he is understandably bewildered to have now found himself in a home. He is desperate for love and will come to you for a gentle cuddle once he trusts you but any noise and he’s off hiding. Hobbi has a Grade 2-3 heart murmur
People – Initially Hobbi is frightened of everyone but given time he is learning to trust. Once you are sitting on the sofa he will stand with his front paws on waiting for you to lift him up for a gentle stroke. Any sudden noises and he’s off again though. Hobbi would need a quiet home with no children running about and no shouting or sudden noises
Dogs – Hobbi needs at least one quiet dog in his forever home to copy and learn from but he also likes his space and wouldn’t like to be jumped on so no young dogs please
Cats – Not tested but should be fine to live with a cat or small furry
In the home – Hobbi is an easy dog to have around. He sleeps quietly in a crate on his own overnight and would be happy to be left for a few hours during the day. He can only eat wet food or pate due to having no teeth and loves some chicken. Initially when he came into foster he would shiver with fright at meal times and he has clearly never eaten from a bowl so a separate feeding area where you can sit with him and reassure him would be ideal.
Out and about – Hobbi has never walked on the lead and is spooked by the big wide world so this will need to be worked on in his forever home once he has settled and he gains confidence
Type of home – Hobbi needs a quiet home where he can learn to trust at his own pace. It is essential he isn’t rushed as this will set him back. No noisy children and at least one other dog is a must. He would be a great companion for an older adopter who would like some company but doesn’t want to walk far
Hobbi is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with his flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet him in his foster home in South Wales
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This little lady has only just arrived with us. She will see our vets and be fully assessed before looking for a home. As an ex-breeder it is likely that Mole will need to live with another dog for company. Fostered in Berkshire
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This little girl is an ex-breeder and will be fully checked out by our vets and assessed before she looks for her forever home. As an ex-breeding girl it is likely that she will need to live with another dog. Fostered in South Wales.
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Name: Maggie
Age:- 4-5 years old
Breed: Yorkshire Terrier
Can I live with Children: Older
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Calm small dog
Fostered In: South Wales
Little Maggie is a 4-5 year old ex-breeding Yorkshire Terrier who is being fostered in South Wales. She is finding her feet in her foster home and is adopting to life in the home. Maggie is looking for a quiet home with a calm dog for company.
People – She is fine with people, but takes a few minutes to come around to new people. She will shake when unsure but is fine with being touched and brushed. She hasn’t met any young children but we feel Maggie would be happier in a quiet home.
Dogs – Maggie would be better with a calm dog as a companion to show her how to be a dog, she doesn’t like bouncy energetic dogs as she gets scared
Cats – Not cat tested
In the home – Maggie is a very quiet dog, who is happy to sleep in a crate or on the sofa. She has only been left for a few hours and is fine. She prefers to eat in a quiet area away from other dogs. She is getting the hang of housetraining and is currently only having accidents overnight now.
Out and about – Maggie has only recently started going out on lead for short periods of time because she is scared of noise and sudden movements and the big wide world, but slowly exploring a little more each day. She is fine on short journeys hasn’t been on long journey in car yet. She was fine in vets
Type of home – Maggie needs a home that is calm; where she can build her confidence slowly. She is a nervous, scared little girl but is not aggressive at all. She would benefit from a calm dog to teach her how to be a dog and would not be suitable to live with small children at the moment. She is a lovely little dog I’m sure she will grow in confidence daily and become a relaxed happy little girl
Maggie is spayed, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in South Wales
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This is Lola. She was taken to the vets to be put to sleep. The vets got in touch with us and we agreed to try and help her.
We believe she has a condition that has caused part of her brain to fail to develop as it should. To get her the best possible help and ongoing care she needs an MRI so our vets can decide the best course of treatment for her. We need to raise a £1000 in the next few days.
She is just a baby. An amazing, funny, loving, bonkers little pup who doesn’t know she is very wonky and we need you to help us help her reach her full potential whatever that may be. So if you were going to have a few of these this weekend how about having one less and donating the savings you made to Lola because she is so very special.
You can follow the link to her fundrazr page and her story, you can donate through PayPal Foawales@aol.com or to our bank account or even call us and make a card payment over the phone. You can donate through Facebook. Saving lives is a daily challenge but we can do it with your support.
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Now happily rehomed, three year old Labrador cross, Aslan, had a difficult start to his life. He came to us from abroad where he was found on the streets. He was in quite a state when he was found by his rescuers and needed immediate medical attention to one of his front legs.
Sadly his leg couldn’t be saved so he became a tripawd. This didn’t hold Aslan back in the slightest. He managed to adapt to his new life but we soon discovered in his foster home that he was quite the couch potato.
Due to his difficult past, Aslan had a few quirks. He wasn’t keen on other dogs and it took a lot of work and dedication from his foster family to help him to get used accepting other dogs in the home. He was also happier around men than women, which is fairly unusual in rescue dogs.
He had a couple of failed rehomings and was returned to us after a few days but this time, we are pleased to announce that he has found the perfect home with an amazing family.
They say good things come to those who wait and in Aslan’s case this is certainly true. We couldn’t let this success story pass without sharing the news with you and have included some heartwarming pictures of him in his new home. We couldn’t be prouder.
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Age: 9 months
Breed: Labrador Retriever
Can I live with Children: Older
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes, a must
Fostered In: South Wales
Lola is a very special 9-month old Labrador Retriever who is looking for a forever foster home. Please, please read very carefully and only complete an application form if you are 100% committed to providing this for her. Lola suffers from cerebellum hypoplasia and although medically fit she is unstable on her legs and requires physio and daily exercise to help her mobility. Due to this we would prefer her new home to be in South Wales to have easy access to our vets.
People – Lola is a loving dog and friendly with everyone she meets. We recommend older children only though who are able to understand and respect her condition.
Dogs – Lola would prefer a home where there is another dog for company.
Cats – Not tested
In the home – Lola does still have accidents in the house when she is excited but these are getting less and less. Her forever fosterers will have to be patient with her while she gets used to her new routine and new environment though. She will need somewhere with a reasonable amount of space both inside and outside the house to enable her to move around without injuring herself.
Out and about – Lola loves her walks and travels well in the car. She is happy to go to the vets too.
Type of home – Lola is looking for a forever foster home, where FoAW will remain her legal owners and will meet all the costs for ongoing medical needs. Her humans will need to be experienced dog owners and be willing to take advice about aspects of her care from the outset to help the transition to her forever foster home be a smooth one. She will need her humans to be home for most of the day, although she can be left for short periods in the company of other dogs.
Lola is not yet neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in South Wales. Please note that there is no adoption fee to pay for Lola, despite the application form below stating the donation amount.
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Name: Kiki
Age: 10 months
Breed: Pug
Can I live with Children: Yes, not small children
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes
Fostered In: RCT, South Wales
Kiki is a fun 10-month old Pug who is being fostered in RCT, South Wales. She was surrendered from a home and is looking for an active family who will give her further training.
People – This happy little girl adores people, big or small. She is too bouncy to live with very small children but would love to live in a family environment.
Dogs – Kiki can live as an only dog or with others.
Cats – Kiki hasn’t been cat tested
In the home – Kiki is used to living in a home. She is housetrained, enjoys cuddles with her humans on the sofa and adores a game of tug. She can be left for a couple of hours but any longer than this will have to be built up gradually, so she gets used to it.
Out and about – Kiki would benefit from further training with walking on the lead. She does love her walks and will need regular exercise and games to keep her occupied. She is fine at the vets and travels well in the car.
Type of home – Kiki is looking for an active, family home, with or without another dog. She is boisterous and loves to explore everyone and everything. Further training in most areas would benefit Kiki but she is motivated by food so this should be straightforward.
Kiki is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in RCT, South Wales.
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Name: Kate
Age: 8/9 years old
Breed: Chihuahua
Can I live with Children: No
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes
Fostered In: RCT, South Wales
Kate is a Chihuahua aged 8/9 years old and being fostered in RCT, South Wales. She is a shy little girl who is seeking love and a quiet retirement home.
People – Kate is shy and is scared of sudden movements. She wants a quiet life so no children please. She loves adults once she knows and trusts them.
Dogs – Kate is used to living with other dogs for company so would love to share her new home with another small dog of a similar age.
Cats – Not cat tested
In the home – Kate is housetrained and is happy in the house. She would need a garden to potter around in and a spot to sit in the sun. She sleeps quietly at night and will snooze the day away on the sofa next to her favourite human.
Out and about – Kate does need some encouragement to go out for a walk. She won’t need a lot of exercise but regular short outings would be great for her once she has gained confidence. She travels well in the car and is fine at the vets.
Type of home – Kate is looking for a quiet adult-only home where she can spend her retirement. She would love a garden to potter around in and a spot on the sofa. She can be left for a couple of hours but would prefer her humans to be home for most of the day. No children please.
Kate is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in RCT, South Wales.
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Name: Coco
Age: 7 years old
Breed: Chinese crested cross
Can I live with Children: Teens only
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes a must
Fostered In: South Wales
Coco is a very active 7-year old Chinese Crested cross who is being fostered in South Wales. She is a loveable little dog who likes to keep herself busy. She enjoys her walks and will do anything for a treat. Her favourite trick is pretending to be a meerkat!
People – Coco is not comfortable around small children. Adult or teenagers home only. Coco takes a little while to warm up to people, however once bonded she is your best friend.
Dogs – Coco is in foster with dogs of all shapes and sizes. Coco needs to be homed with a dog of similar size.
Cats – Not tested
In the home – Coco is housetrained and loves snuggles in your bed! She will happily hide under the duvet cover. Equally she settles downstairs and understands “go to bed” command. Coco is raw fed and enjoys her food. Coco can be left for several hours and happily sits in the window waiting for your return.
Out and about – Coco loves her walks and is a little explorer. An active home where she can have long walks is a must. Coco travels well in the car.
Type of home – Coco would love an adult only home with a resident dog. She needs time to settle but once comfortable is a funny, cheeky little character. She is very active so would suit a home that’s out and about and keeping her busy, she is not a typical lap dog
Coco is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in South Wales.
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CLEO is 18 months old and after having her final litter of kittens this yummy mummy is now looking for a home of her own where she can be a proper princess. She is super chilled and if we didn’t know how loving she was we would call her the ice princess. CLEO is the perfect lap cat and loves a fuss rolling over and purrrrring . She can live with other cats and is not bothered by dogs.
Female
18 months old
Can live with other cats and dogs and cat cat savvy children.
Spayed, Chipped, Vaccinated and up to date flea and worm
Adoption fee is £50 per cat or £90 for a pair.
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Name: Bella
Age: 2-years old
Breed: Cavalier King Charles
Can I live with Children: Older
Can I live with cats: No
Can I live with other dogs: Older calm ones
Fostered In: RCT, South Wales
Bella is a delightful 2-year old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who is being fostered in South Wales. She is very loving and loves a tummy tickle.
People – Bella loves being touched tickled and loved as much as possible and is happy around children, but can be unsure of young children that run around. If approached by them she will run to safety so she will not be rehomed with young children.
Dogs – Bella is unsure of other dogs. We feel she would be happy living with an older laid back dog or live as an only dog.
Cats – No cats, thank you
In the home – Bella is 100% house trained in her foster home and is not destructive in any way. She doesn’t know how to play with toys and is not interested. She’s a big foodie and loves to eat – she will think nothing of stealing food off her humans from their hands if she’s given the chance. Bella sleeps on the bed with her foster mum and loves to cuddle up to her humans. She will sleep all night unless she hears a noise and then she will make sure everyone is aware she heard it by barking. Bella has had the odd growl if she is eating and she feels threatened that it will be taken but she has not snapped. She is fine being left for a few hours and will sleep until your return then she will then make lots of excited noises of happiness. Bella is not crate trained.
Out and about – Bella walks well on a lead and enjoys being out and about exploring. She has been fine at all her vet visits. At the start of a journey in a car she will become worried and will not want to lay still, she will try to sit on your lap and will seem stressed but once reassured she will then settle and go to sleep.
Type of home – Bella needs a home where her humans treat her as part of the family. She loves to sleep on the human bed at night and enjoys cuddles. Bella is happiest when she’s getting lots of loving attention and will move around the family to see who’s giving the her most attention. Bella spends a lot of time with her foster mum’s 11-year old son on his bed cuddled up next to him and does seem to be drawn to children that will sit and give her attention. Bella could live with an easy going laid back, relaxed maybe older dog that will allow her to have her space as she really struggles with dogs invading her space.
Bella is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in South Wales.
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Take a look at these two beauties! Merlin and Milo are a bonded pair of guinea pigs and are thought to be just over a year old. As long as they have each other, they are happy for their forever home to be indoors or outside. They are typical guinea pigs – full of character and fun – and according to Foster Mum are sweet happy little chappies.
They are neutered and are ready to find their forever home. If you think your home is ready to cope with this much cuteness, then click on the Adoption Form below. If you have any questions about Merlin and Milo, just send our team a message via the website or Facebook page.
Please note that we ask for a donation of £20.00 each when adopting a guinea pig
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Our gorgeous boy Max had to be separated from his group as he was being picked on. He’s a friendly little chap though and is desperate to find a new friend to bond with in his forever home.
He is long haired so will need regular grooming to keep him looking fabulous.
If you think you have the hairdressing skills to cope with his flowing locks and a guinea pig looking for a BBF, click on the Adoption Form link below. If you’d like to find out more about Max then send our Rabbit Team a message via the website or on our Facebook page. ADOPTION FORM
Please note that we ask for a donation of £20.00 when adopting a guinea pig.
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I know your not supposed to have favourites but our team has fallen head over heels for our little HEIDI. She came to us after being used as a breeding machine and was terrified of everyone and everything. It took this special lady time to adjust and to trust the people around her. Well a few months later and the patience has really paid off. She actively seeks out company now and loves being fussed. Don’t get me wrong she’s not going to walk into your house and you be best mates immediately she’s going to take a week or so to settle but it is just so worth it to see her this happy. Heidi is only a baby at 3 years old and she’s had a terrible life so far but she’s now looking to the future and is looking forward to meeting her new family. She can live with other cats but prefers female cats as she is a little wary of boy cats. This is what her foster mum had to say about our Heidi after she moved to her from her original foster home “She only hid two days and then was my little shadow! She has a big personality and is very chatty and cwtchy without being needy. She’s a funny little thing we just love her but cant keep her”
Heidi
3 Years Old
Female
Needs a quiet home, submissive other cats but is great with dogs
Older children
Spayed, Chipped, Vaccinated and up to date Flea and Worm
Adoption fee £50
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Name: Jess
Age: 5 years old
Breed: Shih Tzu
Can I live with Children: Over 10s
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes, a must
Fostered In: Rhondda, South Wales
Jess is a 5-year old ex-breeding Shih Tzu girl who is being fostered in Rhondda, South Wales. She is looking for a patient home where she has another similar-sized dog for company.
People – Jess is shy with people to start with but once you have gained her trust, she loves cuddles and fuss from adults. Due to her shy nature we will not rehome Jess with small children.
Dogs – As an ex-breeding girl Jess would have spent most of her life around other dogs. She is sociable and happy to meet new doggy friends and loves the dogs in her foster home.
Cats – Jess has not been cat tested
In the home – Living in a home is all new to her so housetraining is a work in progress. Household noises like the television, music, washing machine and doors slamming will take her a little while to get used to but with love and kindness her confidence will grow. She is happy to be left for a couple of hours in the company of another dog.
Out and about – Jess has ventured out on the lead and as it is new to her this will need work. Her adopters must be understanding of this and be prepared to work with her as they would a puppy. Jess is fine in the car and vets.
Type of home – Jess is looking for a quiet home with at least one other similar-sized dog for company. Her adults should be around for most of the day and able to work on her housetraining and general socialisation. She will require gentle and patient handling. Any children in the home should be over 10 years old due to her nervous nature.
Jess is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in Rhondda, South Wales.
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Name: Maisie
Age: 3 years old
Breed: Shih Tzu
Can I live with Children: No
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes, a must
Fostered In: Rhondda, South Wales
Three-year old Maisie is an ex-breeding Shih Tzu who is being fostered in Rhondda, South Wales. She is a very nervous girl and doesn’t trust easily. She must live with another dog for company.
People – Maisie would have spent her life away from people so is understandably very nervous of them. She will learn to trust but needs patient adopters willing to work on this and let her be friends in her own time. Due to this we will not rehome her with children.
Dogs – Maisie gets on very well with other dogs both in and away from her foster home. She will only be rehomed where she has another dog for company.
Cats – Maisie hasn’t been cat tested.
In the home – Living in a home is all new to her so it’s baby steps… Housetraining is a work in progress and she will need time to get used to the usual household noises of washing machines, televisions, radios etc. She can be left in the company of other dogs for a couple of hours.
Out and about – Maisie is still very wary of walking on a lead but is happy to wear her harness so she will need further training in this area. Time and patience is a must for this girl and plenty of love. She will get there!
Type of home – Maisie is looking for a patient and quiet home where her humans are around for most the day. Someone who is willing to work with her on everything from housetraining to lead walking. She will need to be treated like a puppy initially with regular trips to the garden to help with this, and gradual introductions to walking on the lead. She loves treats so with so many positive rewards, she’ll get there in no time. No children please. Maisie must live with another dog.
Maisie is neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with her flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet her in her foster home in Rhondda, South Wales
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Name: Lexi and Amber
Age: Cavalier King Charles
Breed: 8 years old
Can I live with Children: Five and over
Can I live with cats: Not tested
Can I live with other dogs: Yes
Fostered In: Stourbridge, West Midlands
This loving pair of Cavaliers are 8 years old and are being fostered in the West Midlands. Lexi and Amber are adorable cuddly girls who are very well behaved in the home and easy dogs to have around. Both have the all clear from the vets but Lexi does have a film over both of her eyes due to her past treatment.
People – These girls love everyone they meet and enjoy the fuss and attention they get from people out on walks. They are happy to have fuss by children of all ages but we recommend that they aren’t rehomed with small children.
Dogs – They get on with other dogs and must be rehomed together.
Cats – Not cat tested
In the home – Lexi and Amber are fully housetrained and currently sleep downstairs on the sofa overnight with no problems at all. They are easy houseguests and love cuddles in front of the TV during the evening. They are happy to be left for 3-4 hours as long as they are together.
Out and about – The girls love their walks. They both travel well in the car in a crate and are happy to go to the vets as long as they get some fuss and attention!
Type of home – Lexi and Amber are looking for a home where their humans aren’t out at work all day. They can be left for 3-4 hours but would not be suitable for full time workers. They are easy-going dogs and love cuddles and attention. They haven’t been tested around cats but can live with older children – no under fives please.
Lexi and Amber are neutered, chipped, vaccinated and up to date with their flea and worming treatment. Potential adopters will be expected to travel to meet them in their foster home in Stourbridge, West Mids.
More DetailsMia is around 6 years old and is all sass and catitude. She has gorgeous long flowing locks that didn’t appear to have been brushed for quite a while. She came to us in a bit of a state and had to be shaved in places to get rid of knots. Her foster mum is now working on getting her to trust and relax having a brush and this is going to be a long term commitment for any new potential owner. Mia’s forever family will need lots of time and patience with this young lady as she has obviously had a bit of a tuff time . Mia can be quite nervous on occasions so a quiet house with older children would suit her better. Mia would be okay with quiet cats nothing too boisterous as she gets easily stressed. She can be very affectionate at times and is trying really hard to trust her foster parents but it is clear that she has had some kind of trauma and will need time and patience.
Mia
Female
6 years old
Quiet home, older childer, quiet other cat
Will need a patient home with knowledge of long haired cats and take time to make her relaxed being brushed.
Spayed, Vaccinated, Microchipped and up to date flea and worm.
Adoption fee is £50
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