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4Winston's ideal home Winston is a adorable little 9 year old Pug x Frenchie who has found himself in our care through no fault of his own. He is a happy go lucky boy who is friendly with everyone that he meets! Winston could share his home with another dog and children aged around primary school aged and over. Could you be Winston's perfect match? Winston has been left home
5Jack's ideal home Jack is a happy go lucky boy who loves to say hello to everyone he meets! His favourite things include throwing his toys around then having the best garden zoomies followed by a long nap beside his best friend Jill. Jack and Jill are a bonded pair and looking to be rehomed together, they are currently with one of our amazing foster families and described as '
3Leo's ideal home Wee adorable Leo is 9 years old although he doesn't always act like it! He loves his food and attention and is always happy to be part of the fun! Leo is a friendly fella so would be happy to share his home with other Dogs and/or cats, as well as primary school aged children. Could you be Leo's perfect match? Leo does have some medical conditions that our
4Dexter's ideal home Dexter can live with children over the age of eight and another dog pending a successful introduction at the centre. He is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours. Could you be Dexter's perfect match? Dexter is in need of new digs after not getting along with his brother in his home. He also lived with a Rottweiler that he adored so we know he's
4Rupert's ideal home Golden oldie Rupert is looking for a home with his bestie Ruby. They can live with other calm Dogs and children over the age of 10. Both Dogs are house and crate trained and used to travelling in the car. They can be left alone for a couple of hours without worry. Rupert has cataracts and requires daily pain relief for age related joint issues. Could you be
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