Izzy – 10 month old female Spaniel Cross

This is Izzy she is about 10 months and some sort of spaniel cross, now something has happened to her as a pup as she is so scared, she grumbled when first saw me and Andrea but once we stroked her a few times she is our best friend so just for that reason older children. She is brilliant with other dogs infact quite submissive, clean in house and quiet, if you view Izzy she won’t jump all over you on first meeting but after a few days she will dote on your every word and be a true friend for life.

Coco – 3 month old female Terrier cross Whippet

Hello, my name is Coco. I’m a three month old female Terrier and Whippet Mixed breed. I arrived at The Mayhew because my owner no longer wanted me. I’ve been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and I’m now starting to learn lots of good things, I’m starting to get the hang of toilet training because I’m taken out to the garden every couple of hours and given lots of praise when I do my business out there. Like any puppy I’m a bundle of energy and full of mischief. I want to kiss everyone I meet but I’m learning not to jump up and to say ‘hello’ politely. When I ‘puppy mouth’ my carers give a loud yelp and give me a toy to chew instead. I still have plenty of things to learn so I’ll need plenty of time and dedication from my new owners to teach me all the basics and perfect my doggy manners.

I’m now looking for a forever home with someone who is experienced with dogs. They will need to have, as an adult, independently owned dogs before and have plenty of time on their hands to train and socialise me properly so that I develop in to a well rounded adult dog. They will be expected to take me to training classes and provide me with two gentle, thirty minute, off lead socialisation outings per day whilst I’m still young, building up to a minimum of one hour of off lead exercise every day once I’m fully grown. I can live with another grown up dog providing they have been well trained, are calm and will be a good role model for me. I can also live with cats providing my owners are prepared to teach me not to chase them. Due to my very young age and training needs I’ll need to live in either a house or ground floor flat with direct access to a garden, there will need to be somebody at home for most of the day and any children in my new home will need to be at least six years of age and upwards. If you’re interested in offering me a home you will need to be fully prepared for the hard work and long-term commitment involved in caring for a dog, you will be taking on a fifteen year commitment, which must not be taken lightly.

I hope to see you soon,

Coco

Dexter – 9 month old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Dexter is a 9 month old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Dexter is a very sweet little Staffordshire Bull Terrier boy who came into our care from the inspectors and is still just a pup! Type of home required: Dexter is a really lovely active little lad. He’s a real giddy kipper. Dexter adores people and is looking for a home where he will not be left alone long and where he can go to training classes. He should be fine to live with children age twelve and over providing they are used to giddy young dogs.

Zoe – 3 month old female Cross-Breed

Zoe has a fantastic temperament and plays well with her siblings – she is just gorgeous! – a cute beautiful black long haired puppy. Zoe will only be a tiny puppy as her mum is only 5 kilos in weight and she will stay small like her. Zoe is one of three puppys left with their Mother Nala to live in an old garage. Nala was adopted as a puppy but after a year, she was forgotten about and left in the garage all the time. The family have asked for help to home the puppies, but the Spanish rescue have said to the family that they need to get them all out, because it is not acceptable for Nala to be left behind!

Fosterers Report : Zoe is female, and the smallest of Nala’s puppies. she is only 2.3 kilos and will stay small. She has some chiuahuah – small face, fluffy ears, long legs. She is almost confident. She will come up and is happy to be touched and sit on your lap, still a little hesitant but she will be totally fine quickly. Same temperament as her brothers – very soft. She is smaller and probably hasn’t managed to eat fast enough to get the same quantity, so she is getting extra feeding at the moment. They are very pretty and are small.

As they are puppys have lived outside they will need house training and lead training. Zoe will arrive in the UK on 12th June and will be in a foster home in the Birmingham area of the West Midlands. They can be homed individually or as pairs. She is vaccinated, wormed, flea treated, Microchipped and have own pet passport.

Sami – 3 month old male Cross-Breed

Sami has a fantastic temperament and plays well with his siblings – he is just gorgeous! – a cute beautiful black and white short haired puppy. Sami will only be a tiny puppy as his mom is only 5 kilos in weight and he will stay small like her. Sami is one of three puppys left with their Mother Nala to live in an old garage. Nala was adopted as a puppy but after a year, she was forgotten about and left in the garage all the time.

The family have asked for help to home the puppies, but the Spanish rescue have said to the family that they need to get them all out, because it is not acceptable for Nala to be left behind! Fosterers Report : Sami is Nalas biggest puppy. He weighs 4 kgs. and is almost as big as Nala. He will grow to be medium size. His hair is short and wiry. He is confident and has a nice temperament. No fighting over food, although he has obviously managed the lions share! they have been accustomed to having one bowl of food and they all eat from it, there is no aggression on his part, he just manages to eat more because he is bigger. He would be fine to home quickly. Sociable with his siblings and mum, and with us. The puppies are about 3 months as at mid April they can travel at 4 months.

They are very pretty and are small. As they are puppys who have lived outside they will need house training and lead training. They can be homed individually or as triplets. Vaccinated, wormed, flea treated, Microchipped and have own pet passport.