Kyeema and Munch are both 2 1/2 year old Cross-Breeds and have been together in the same home since 8 weeks old, so we would prefer to rehome these together. Kyeema is very loyal, she will follow you round everywhere, wanting to be loved, even going as far as trying to sleep at the bottom of the bed or sitting next to you on the sofa! She also loves food so wherever there is food she will be there!
She still gets boisterous and jumps up when people come round and has lots of energy so must be walked at least twice a day. Kyeema has good recall if rewarded with treats, she will always come back and is always looking to see where you are. She is good with other dogs but has a tendency to want to play with them. Kyeema is fully housetrained, in good health, she will sit, give paw, walk on a lead but pulls is far better on a halti type harness round the nose. Ok with children but gets a little boisterous and jumps up when people first visit.
Kyeema
Munch is so loving and has a great temperament, her tail is always wagging and always wants love and attention. Munch is addicted to fetching the ball and will do it all day if she could; she hates being brushed or anyone go near her with the nail clippers. Munch still gets very excited when people come round and jump up at them for attention. As with Kyeema she needs to be walked twice a day, but if you take a ball she will chase it and not bother with anything else, but she will run to other people with her ball for them to throw it for her! She is good with other dogs and people. She will come back on recall but doesn’t like having a lead put on, once it’s on she is ok, she does pull on a lead so we use a halti and she is a lot better. Munch is fully housetrained and will sit and give a paw. Munch has had a slipping patella tendon in her leg which has been operated on and now fully in place as she had a pin put in her knee, to some people you would not have a clue as she is constantly running around but will limp slightly when she has done too much.
Munch
Both dogs can be left for up to 5 hours, as long as they have had enough exercise they will just sleep. They both want, and give lots of love. We are looking for an active family home who can give lots of exercise, no full time workers and no young children. These dogs must be housed indoors as family pets.
Lurch is a stunning rough coated Lurcher who recently made his way into our care from a stray pound situation. He is around 2-3 years old and stands around 26″ tall.
Lurch is currently in a foster home situation with a bedlington cross whippet male, a whippet female and a cat all of whom he gets on well with. Lurch is a clean boy and picked up housetraining quickly and has been fine to be left in the company of the other dogs when his carers have been out and about. Although we feel Lurch could adapt to being an only dog with someone around at all times we do not feel he would be happy on his own for longer periods of time and could become quite clingy. Ideally he would love a home with another companion for company.
Lurch has been wonderful out and about with all the other dogs he has met on his walks and is a very polite and sociable boy. He travels well and walks like a dream on lead. Not only is Lurch beautiful on the outside he is beautiful on the inside also.
Lurch is vaccinated, kennel cough vaccinated, treated for parasites, neutered and microchipped. He is based in Staffordshire.
This is Billy, he is a German Shepherd Dog aged approximately 1 year old, not a big dog but still has a bit of growing to do. Billy was abandoned, he was found tied to a tree, sadly it was obvious that this poor dog had been tethered as his collar had started embedding in his neck.
His wounds have been dealt with, his fur will grow back. Billy is a friendly bouncy boy and is ok with other dogs. We would preferably like to re-home Billy with older children 10+ or an adult only home, and to someone with GSD experience who would be willing to take Billy to training classes. Billy will make some lucky family a lovely loyal companion. Billy’s neck where the collar started to embed.
Maggie is a young German Shepherd Dog we believe her to be about 18 months old. Maggie was abandoned by her owners and ended up in the dog pound. Maggie is a friendly girl but quite timid.
We would like Maggie to go to GSD experienced owners and to someone that can build her confidence. Because we do not know if Maggie has lived with children we would re-home only with older children.
Winnie is a 1 1/2 year old female Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Winnie was found stray at a young age in season. She has since settled and is receiving support in what are challenging times for her. She is very loving and will be the dog her new owners make her … but she needs love, time and patience for her to settle in a caring setting.
Winnie had 2 weeks in a home and settled immediately into a loving dog relating to young children and was welcomed as a close member. She however escaped out the front door and rushed at a dog in her plight to run, as many dogs do. The family couldn’t chance that happening again so she came back to us. Winnie is such a lovely dog and she has already come so far. She walks parallel with other dogs, settles and soon builds trust. Winnie needs to be an only dog as her dog skills are very elementary. She requires gentle introductions with reassurance coming through her lead. Innocence is the word that sums Winnie up.
So many people are coming forwards to offer Staffies their heart. Staffies are having a particularly challenging time, as being sensitive souls it isn’t easy for them. Winnie is such a dog who has been dumped and is confused. Her instincts are to trust, to love and to learn from confident hands. She is young and she will settle. She will bring her energies into focus and achieve skills. She is ready to be given that opportunity. She tries to settle in kennels, but kennels can’t offer that next step. We will support Winnie, she will win through! She is a winner she is Winnie.
“Please note that this dog is currently in kennels and is also available for foster until a ‘forever’ home is found”.
Alfie is a gorgeous 16 week old brindle Lurcher puppy. His Mums is whippet / collie / bedlington / greyhound and we think their Dad is a terrier; it was an accidental mating. It is thought that Alfie will not be a big dog, perhaps 22-23″ to the shoulder.
As with all puppies Alfie will need a home where someone is around all the time to help with housetraining and other basic training. It’s always beneficial for puppies to attend classes for socialisation purposes. Alfie is currently in foster care in Staffordshire, any potential new home will need to be willing to travel to meet him.
Alfie has been treated for parasites and has received his first vaccination. The 2nd vaccination be carried out if he is still with us when it is due. As per out adoption agreement it will be necessary for any new home to arrange to have the Alfie neutered at a relevant age and proof provided back to us.
Luna is a 2 year old female German Shepherd Dog. Luna is a lovely girl who enjoys fuss and attention. She is energetic, bouncy and loves to out and about and on the go. Luna pulls a little on the lead but with further training this can easily be managed. Luna shares her kennel with a male dog. She would be best with an active family with older children.
This lovely girl is Amber a 3 1/2 year old German Shepherd Dog girl. Amber is a very friendly girl who reluctantly being re-homed due to owners health issues.
Amber is dog friendly, she gets a little excited when putting her lead on for walks. Amber is Vaccinated, spayed and microchipped.
Ozzie is a smooth haired short legged 2 year old male Jack Russell Terrier. Multiple homes/names we were his 6th. Mixes well with dogs, cats, people and likes company. After the RTA he has a plate in back left leg. Our vet removed his hip joint and it is now supported successfully by ligaments which serve him well. Generally OK with visitors, but may get concerned. Ideal for multi-dog/cats household.
Ozzie has a footballer feel. He wants to be pottering about, following his family around, but can be left. He isn’t too demanding, but having said that he needs a family there for his needs as he has had multiple homes and came originally to us frightened of traffic, strangers and ‘in pain’. He has lived successfully for a year in circumstances which changed soon after homing and left him as an only dog metering out the hours. We are looking for a family life where he can enjoy trips in the car, walks around the park, shadowing his family in the kitchen, in the garden or sitting at your feet under the computer table.
When in pain Ozzie’s mood can be down and we believe gentle pottering around will keep his back leg fluid and avoid stiffness and pain. Ozzie is a young dog and has a lovely spirit of adventure and he adores outings. Ozzie definitely has some ghosts from his past which surface when he is down, but in a family where there is a good balance between dog activities, ‘play and walks’ with domestication this will give him the opportunity to ‘actively watch’ and receive affection on his terms. Ozzie the footballer is more of a ‘goalie’ player, an avid follower and fan. But love sport he does.
“Please note that this dog is currently in kennels and is also available for foster until a ‘forever’ home is found”.
Howard is a 2-3 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Howard is very handsome. He is well behaved and sociable with other dogs. He will make a lovely family pet and would suit most homes.
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