Oscar has come into us from a private home where he has been since a puppy, the reason for his rehome is that the owner was moving to a new property that didn’t allow pets. We have been told that he is mostly calm in the house but does like the odd crazy zoomy moment, he is housetrained , is crate trained (goes in when left and overnight), loves toys especially squeaky ones, in the garden he either likes a zoom round or sit in the sun and can be wary of some traffic (bikes/lorries/etc). He will chase cats so no little furries but he has been around/been fine with children from 4 year upwards.
His owner said a 5* home for him would be one with a nice garden to run around, one where he allowed all over the house, lots of playtime, walks and cuddles.
Our assessments have found that Oscar walks well on the lead, loves a tennis ball, always wagging his tail possibly being the happiest little dog we have on site, doesn’t show his age as he is still full of beans, hasn’t been reactive at all with other dogs – he met Peggy a young JRT who is quite full on he was ignorant to start the walk then gradually became more interested having a sniff and walking with her nicely, he loves his fuss and the first thing he does when let off in the playpen is try and get on your lap for a cuddle – overall he is a lovely little boy!
Sweet Sheeba is sadly back with us and searching once again for her perfect forever home. She first arrived as a stray in November and waited patiently for months before finally finding a home. Sadly, things didn’t work out due to her getting into her owners sheep, so she’s been returned to us as a precaution in case she got in with neighbouring livestock.
There’s so much to love about this gorgeous girl. Her previous owners describe her as fully housetrained, happy to be left alone for up to four hours, and wonderful with people. She absolutely adores her toys and is a true foodie—so you’ll want to keep any unattended snacks safely out of reach!
Sheeba has been attending training classes and has made great progress. She knows her basic commands, her recall is improving, and she’s become much better at meeting other dogs, though she may still bark at the occasional one close to home. On the lead, she walks nicely and is comfortable wearing her Dogmatic headcollar.
An active home would suit Sheeba perfectly, as she loves getting out and about on her walks and exploring the world around her.
Sheeba is an affectionate girl who simply needs the right environment to thrive. She would be happiest as the only pet in the home, where she can continue her training and enjoy all the love and attention she truly deserves.
This little firecracker has found her way into rescue due to her older owners not being able to cope with her. Unfortunately due to family circumstances she has led a very sheltered life so far so will need some training and socialising although she has really come on in the short time we have had her. She is very eager to please but does get distracted with everything going on around her as it's all a brand new world that she hasn't really seen before.
She is pretty high energy combined with puppy like behaviour so she can be a little mouthy if excited and everything is a fun game. Although she hasn't been in contact with many, if any dogs, she has walked around the fields with our other residents, she just needs a little help with her social skills but no aggression in her whatsoever.
She would love an active family that is willing to put in the work and training and she will make a fantastic all rounder. She may be a little too much for young children so either adult only home or older kids. Never been around cats and unfortunately we can't test here so no little furries.
Carlo is a charming boy with a gentle, easygoing nature and plenty of potential just waiting to shine, he has come into us from another rescue but sadly we don't have any history on him.
He walks beautifully on the lead, making him a lovely companion for calm strolls. When you stop for a chat, Carlo is patient and happy to wait by your side, just waiting for the nod to continue his walkies. He generally takes little notice of other dogs, although he may occasionally show interest and pull towards some in a friendly way.
Carlo can sometimes jump up to say hello, but he does so very politely but with a bit of continued guidance, he’ll quickly learn all four paws on the ground are best.
He absolutely loves exploring with his nose, especially enjoying a good sniff around the playpen. Carlo will engage with toys and is beginning to learn how to play, but he’s still figuring out just how fun they can be. With a little time and encouragement, his playful side is sure to blossom.
Fairly independent by nature, Carlo is happy to do his own thing, yet he’ll always come back to check in with you, he does enjoy a fuss and cuddle but isn't one to be wanting affection all of the time.
Carlo would suit a home with no young children as he has met some since being here and wasn't overly enamored, he would like a fairly active family to enjoy lovely long walks and a quieter home environment to get on his bed, stretch out and snooze the rest of the day away.
Rhonda is an absolute sweetheart who is ready to find her forever home after coming to us as a stray with no history, we did manage to find her a home however due to an altercation with the other dog in the home she had to heartbreakingly be returned to us.
We have found that she has such a loving, gentle nature and really enjoys being around people. She greets everyone politely without jumping up, and she walks beautifully on the lead, making her a pleasure to take out and about.
Like many lurchers, she enjoys a good zoom around the playpen and can really stretch her legs when the mood takes her, but she is a calm and placid girl too - once she’s had her fun, she’s more than happy to relax, stance the 'Lurcher lean' and enjoy some cuddle time with her human.
Rhonda gets on well with other dogs of all sizes, she did live with a whippet quite harmoniously until several weeks after adoption when they were running round in the garden when there was an incident between the dogs so we are looking for a dog free home and one where she can have safe on lead interactions with other dogs and keep off lead zoomies just to herself.
She does have a prey drive, especially when it comes to birds, so she’ll need sensible management outdoors. She’s also been known to counter surf if tasty snacks are left within reach — a clever girl with a keen nose!
Rhonda would love a secure garden for her zoomies but most of all, she’s looking for love, comfort and a family to call her own.
If you think Rhonda could be the missing piece in your home, please get in touch 💖
