Adopt a dog

Introducing the beautiful Blackie, a gentle soul who has been resident in our partner shelter for the past 3 years. After a very patient wait, Blackie is now ready to find her new home and fresh beginning.

Having spent a few of her doggy years at the shelter, Blackie is quite familiar with her life in shelter care. She will need a little reassurance and some gentle introductions to her new surroundings but once settled this sweet natured girl has a lot of love to give. Although she can be a little shy at first, she shows affection to the volunteers that she knows and often greets them with her happy, wagging tail. She also gets on well with other dogs, so could be rehomed with another confident dog, who would help her out of her shell. A patient owner and a quiet home will be exactly what Blackie needs to ensure she continues to flourish in her own special way.

Blackie very much enjoys her walks but sadly hasn’t been able to have them as often as she would like. Once she has built up confidence amongst her new environment, Blackie would benefit from an adopter who has time to ensure regular walks are part of her new routine – so long as some daily exercise is kept up, she can continue to enjoy those tasty treats!

A natural sweetheart, Blackie is bound to make a special companion to a very lucky family. With lots of encouragement and dedication to helping her understand her new way of life, she will be sure to soak up all the comforts a loving home can offer.

Please note, Blackie can’t travel until at least December.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Blackie as soon as possible!

Meet handsome Robbie, who has been at our partner shelter since he was a pup. Sadly, his mother was poisoned so Robbie along with his 5 siblings have been cared for at the shelter ever since. His three sisters have already made their way to the UK and now it’s Robbie’s turn to find happiness in his forever home.

Robbie is a shy boy with a heart of gold. He injured his face on some wire about a month ago and was moved to a different pen and since then, being in a more exposed area, he has started coming out of his shell and has made huge progress, becoming more confident with each month that goes by. He enjoys his walks with those he knows and loves his treats, something that will come in handy when teaching him to love his new home.

Robbie responds well to kindness and a gentle approach, he loves a cuddle with those he knows and is looking for a home that will spend time building up his confidence allowing him to flourish into a happy confident boy at his own pace. It is likely he will be nervous when he first arrives, as he isn’t used to life outside of the shelter, but we are sure it won’t take long for him to settle and realise how good life can be in a loving home! He has gotten on well with other dogs in the shelter, so we would consider homes with a confident resident dog, who might help guide Robbie and bring out his own confidence in the UK.

Robbie is looking for a quiet, rural home where he is given the time he needs to bloom. We are very excited to find Robbie his perfect home where he can finally relax and have his happy ever after.

Please note, Robbie can’t travel to the UK until November/December.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Robbie as soon as possible!

Kiwi had been living in a small remote village near the shelter but was picked up by our partner shelter when there was news she may be in danger. She was neutered by the shelter and has been living there along with her sister Daisie since she was roughly 1 years old.

Kiwi is happy soul in her little bubble in the shelter. She gets on well with other dogs, sharing her pen with her sister, so she could be rehomed with a confident dog to help guide her and bring out her own confidence.

Kiwi is always very pleased to see the people she knows in the shelter and is confident and happy when out walking with them. However, she can be hesitant of new surroundings, so it may take some time for her to adapt to walking in her new environment. She’ll need some calm encouragement and we are sure she’ll be desperate to explore her new home. Whilst Kiwi loves those she knows, she can be somewhat unsure of men. This is something that will need to be worked on with new owners, she’ll need plenty of slow introductions with lots of encouragement to let her blossom into the wonderful pup she is. Kiwi loves her treats, which will be a perfect tool when teaching her some fun new tricks and teaching her to come out of her shell.

She is a beautiful pup who simply needs some time and patience to thrive in a quiet home with a routine in place. Kiwi would like a rural home, where her prospective adopters can nurture her, allowing her to slowly bloom into the confident, happy girl she can be.

Please note, Kiwi can’t travel until November/December.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Kiwi as soon as possible!

Daisie was living with her sister Kiwi  in a small remote village but our partner shelter got news that she was in danger, and so quickly rescued her. She was neutered by the shelter and has been living there since she was roughly 1 year old.

Daisie is loving, friendly and fairly confident within her pen and with those she knows. She is submissive towards her sister, with whom she shares a pen, as well as other dogs, so could be rehomed with another confident dog that would help lead the way and bring out her confidence.

Daisie is also happy and loving with people once she knows you, however, she can be a little timid/shy with men. This is something adopters will need to work on, providing her with gentle encouragement and positive reinforcement. Once she has been given the time to settle we think she will soon learn to love everyone around her.

She walks well on the lead and doesn’t pull, however she is slightly unsure of surroundings when leaving her pen, only ever going on short walks not too far away. It is likely walking will take some time for Daisie to adapt to once over in the UK. Her adopters will need to let her feel comfortable and happy in her surroundings over time, and eventually build up to exploring further afield.

We believe that she would flourish in confidence once in a quiet home with a routine in place. She would like to go to a rural home, with a patient & understanding owner to help her build up confidence and blossom into the sweet happy soul she is.

Please note, Daisie can’t travel until November/December.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Daisie as soon as possible!

Simba was rescued with his siblings Minnie, Thor and Rocco. They were thankfully taken into a foster home nearby to the shelter. Simba and his siblings have now moved to the shelter whilst they await their new homes in the UK.

Simba is a happy, playful pup and adores being around people and other dogs. He is the most confident out of his siblings and can sometimes get a little over excited when playing, he is a bit more of a rough and tumbler! None of this is in bad nature and at heart he is a real softie, who still soaks up all the cuddles he can get! Simba would love a home where he can let off all his puppy steam and snooze it off at the end of the day, in the arms of his new family.

He is also bound to make a brilliant little learner, seeing as he is already taking to his training at the shelter. He is becoming quite the natural on the lead! Simba and his brothers were born without tails but he doesn’t let this stop any of his happiness from shining through and we know it makes him all the more unique!

Although Simba doesn’t seem to dislike anything at the moment, he hasn’t yet been tested with cats or children. We will be watching how he develops and considering homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Simba won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Simba as soon as possible!

Thor was rescued along with his siblings, Minnie, Simba and Rocco by a couple who live nearby to the shelter. They were fostered by the couple until space opened up for them at the shelter. They are now growing, learning, playing and awaiting a new life in the UK.

Thor is a real softie at heart, a sweet natured boy who is as gentle as can be. He is definitely the most affectionate out of all of the siblings and he won’t be afraid to meet new people, as long as there is plenty of cuddles on tap! Thor is brilliant with the other dogs at the shelter and enjoys playing but sometimes he can be a little overwhelmed if there is too much going on at once. He enjoys the pack walks but is quite happy taking it slower and hanging back at his own pace. Thor and his brothers were also born without tails, another thing that makes him just that extra bit special!

Thor will be brilliant around a family who have all the love in the world to give him – he is most certainly able to give just as much back! He is bound to make an excellent cuddle buddy and will also enjoy all sorts of bonding with his new family, through training, adventures and of course lots of playing!

Thor has not yet been tested with cats or children but we will be watching him develop and can consider homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Thor won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November. As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Thor as soon as possible!

Rocco was rescued along with his siblings Minnie, Simba and Thor by a couple who live nearby to the shelter. They were fostered by the couple until space opened up at the shelter, where they are now patiently awaiting their forever homes.

Rocco is the shelters resident playful pup! He has enjoyed getting to know all of the other dogs and can’t get enough of play time with his siblings. He is a confident, friendly puppy and won’t leave his affection just for his four legged friends – any chance of a cuddle from the shelter volunteers and Rocco is first in line! Rocco and his brothers were born without tails but this is no consolation to him, as he is still as happy as can be!

Another of Rocco’s favourite things is his exploration time. He would really benefit from a home nearby to lots of exciting smells and engaging walks, as he loves to find adventures in the field and forests during pack walks. He is also a huge fan of tasty snacks, any excuse for a treat a two and Rocco will gobble it up in no time! This will be an excellent tool during some training sessions when he is in his new home.

Rocco has not yet been tested with cats or children but due to his young age we will see how his personality develops and consider homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Rocco won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Rocco as soon as possible!

Alisha is one of five dogs we’re rescuing from South Korea, who were saved from meat farms earlier this year. Like Dawn and Doori, Alisha is now with a wonderful foster family in South Korea until she travels to the UK in early 2021.

Alisha had only ever lived on the meat farm prior to being rescued. As such, moving to her foster home and living with both humans and other dogs, has been quite an adjustment for her. She’s still unsure of people and does not actively seek out affection, so will need prolonged, positive-reinforcement based training and plenty of time to allow her to settle in and begin to trust her surroundings. 

As such, she’s looking for an adopter who is calm, patient and has faith that Alisha can become the carefree, happy dog she deserves to be. 

Alisha is currently living with two other dogs and is generally submissive with them both, allowing them to share her toys and food. It’s taken her a couple of months to begin playing, but she now enjoys the company and even cuddles with her new siblings. 

We’ll be considering every application on a case-by-case basis, but it’s likely Alisha would benefit from having another dog around for companionship. 

Being a sensitive soul, Alisha really likes having a safe space that is all her own, where she can retreat for some quiet time and feel secure. 

As such, she’s looking for a quiet, rural home with few comings and goings, to begin with at least, so that she can really get to know her new surroundings and feel secure enough to explore.

Please note that Alisha will not be travelling until early 2021.

Doori is just 1 of several dogs we’re rescuing from the South Korean dog meat trade. We’ll be sharing more updates in the coming weeks, which will be communicated through our South Korea project page and via socials.

Doori is one of five dogs we’re rescuing from South Korea, who have all escaped meat farms earlier this year. Like Dawn, Doori is now with a wonderful foster family in South Korea until she travels to the UK in early 2021.

Despite the cruelty she’s witnessed at the hands of humans, Doori is still incredibly affectionate and loving. In fact, once she’s gotten to know you, she’ll even paw you for attention!

To date, Doori’s never met another dog she didn’t like! Having spent so much time around other dogs, it’s likely she’ll struggle to be alone now, which is why we’re looking for a home with another confident, friendly dog for companionship.

Due to her time on the meat farm, Doori has some nervousness of new people and new places, and has a tendency to hide or even escape. She really needs an adopter who will give her space and allow her curious nature to come through at it’s own pace. 

Doori is also sensitive to loud noises, so she’s looking for a quiet, rural home.

In her current foster home, Doori prefers to play indoors rather than venture out into the garden. However, her foster family have been taking her on walks and to parks, getting her used to the outdoors and meeting new people. Doori walks well on a lead, but will need prolonged, positive-reinforcement based training to help her overcome her fears of open spaces.

With time and patience, and a fellow canine to lead the way, we have every confidence that Doori will make a rewarding, loving addition to your home.

Please note that Doori will not be travelling until early 2021.

Doori is just 1 of several dogs we’re rescuing from the South Korean dog meat trade. We’ll be sharing more updates in the coming weeks, which will be communicated through our South Korea project page and via socials.

Dawn is our first dog to be rescued out of South Korea, after escaping a dog meat farm earlier this year. She’s currently in foster care, in South Korea, until she travels to the UK in November.

Despite all she’s been through, Dawn has a goofy, playful character. She relies heavily on other dogs to lead the way and show her that humans can be trusted. She’s recently been initiating playtime with the other dogs, showing real growth in confidence.

Sadly, she’s had little training in how to behave with other dogs and can get overly excitable. It’s likely that on the farm, her default was to run away. Now rescued, she’s learning all the appropriate behaviours and etiquette that go with living in a home with other dogs.

As such, we’ll be looking at applications on a case by case basis to see whether Dawn could live with another dog.

Due to her time on the meat farm, Dawn has some nervousness of people and loud noises, and tends to be more fearful at night. As such, she’s looking for a quiet, rural home with limited comings and goings, at least until Dawn has settled in and learned to trust her new family.

Dawn is also fearful of pressure around her neck or getting caught up in her lead, likely because the farm used a noose when capturing and moving dogs. It is recommended that Dawn wears a harness whilst on walks and will need prolonged, positive-reinforcement based training to help her grow accustomed to her lead. 

Medically, Dawn has some spinal fusing, which she has received pain medication for in the past. This is due to spending long periods of time crouched over in tiny cages. It’s possible she will need further treatment in the future but, in the meantime, veterinary advice recommends low-level activity, loose-lead walking and gentle play with other dogs.

Please note that as this is a particularly special case, we are looking for a foster home in the first instance with the view to adopt at a later date.

Dawn is just 1 of several dogs we’re rescuing from the South Korean dog meat trade. We’ll be sharing more updates in the coming weeks, which will be communicated through our South Korea project page and via socials.

Melita was left unwanted and found by a volunteer who brought her to the shelter. We don’t know much more about her history but she is certainly ready to begin her new story in the UK.

This happy girl hasn’t let her past define her and often keeps the energy up at the shelter with her zest for life! Melita is a very playful soul and loves soaking up all of the volunteers affection. She enjoys being quite the socialite and gets along well with the other dogs, for this reason she could be rehomed to a family who already have a dog, but also wouldn’t mind all the attention to herself!

Melita loves her sniffing time when she is out on her walks. She is quite the confident explorer so homes with lots of engaging walks nearby will be ideal for Melita to keep her nose busy! Nothing will suit her more than a long walk and cuddle to round off the day. She will also go crazy for treats, which will be a brilliant tool for some training and fun games to play together!

Unfortunately we cannot consider homes with cats, as they are one thing Melita does not like.

She has not yet been tested with children so we will be considering this on a case by case basis. It is likely she could suit a home with older children, as she is brilliant with people – so long as they have lots of cuddles on offer!

Please note, Melita won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Melita as soon as possible!

Cute got her name from the direct translation of her Thai name ‘Narak’. She was abandoned at our partner shelter along with her 3 siblings, something which is not uncommon in Thailand. She’s one lucky pup ending up here as it now means we can find her a forever home. Shelter life isn’t so bad for Cute, she has a big open green space to play, is taken on lead walks and even gets a little bit of training before coming over (she’s still going to need plenty when she arrives)! There is even a special room with a nice comfy sofa where Cute can curl up and get used to what life might be like when she arrives in the UK.

Cute is your typical young dog, she loves to play with her siblings and other young pups in the shelter. She hasn’t had much interaction with older dogs yet, however the shelter will ensure she does in the coming months so we will watch how she develops in this area and keep prospective adopters updated.

Cute has bundles of energy but also loves a big cuddle with everyone in the shelter and has interacted well with children during her time here, so we will consider homes with sensible, calm children. She loves her food which will come in handy when teaching her some new tricks!

Cute is a lovely, happy pup with bundles of energy, and we are looking forward to finding her forever home.

Please note, Cute won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Cute as soon as possible!

Carmelo was found wandering the streets alone when our partner shelter in Spain took him in. His breed, Podenco, is often found in Spain and is mainly used for hunting.

Carmelo is an intelligent and active addition to the shelter. He tends to be timid at first and will need some coaxing to come out of his beautiful brindle shell, but with some tasty treats on hand he is learning to become more confident. Prospective adopters will need to note that due to his breed, he will likely have a strong prey drive. Focussing on his recall training will be extremely important and care taken if he will be allowed off lead, which may take some time and may not be possible at all. He has a strong urge to chase so for this reason, homes with cats will not be considered.

A very bright spark and most eager to please, Carmelo will really benefit from some training sessions with his new adopter. An energetic household, with time for regular walks would be great for this busy boy to let off some steam! Carmelo hasn’t been tested with children and would be best in an adult only home, or a home with older, calm children.

Carmelo is a gentle natured boy and we would love to give him a home that can offer the time and energy that he truly deserves. 

Please note, Carmelo won’t be ready to travel to the UK for a few months yet as there is a backlog of dogs needing to travel from Spain.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Carmelo as soon as possible!

Siena and her brother Sydney were brought to the shelter together, as part of an unwanted litter. Sadly, this is a common result in our partner countries due to the lack of sterilisation available. 

With her uncertain start to life, Siena will be slow to learn about trust. She can be timid and unsure to begin with, so it will be really important for her new adopter to be patient and willing to work with her anxieties. Once she feels comfortable, Siena has proven to be a very loving and playful girl on the inside. Spending time together, playing and working on some training will be really important to help Siena grow. She is happy around children but preferably those a little older or dog savvy, to help Siena understand that she is safe. 

We will be looking for a quieter home in a more rural area, as this will be best for nurturing her more gentle side. Siena could live with a resident dog, as it may help her to come out of her shell but please bear in mind her size – a bit of extra space would be appreciated! We can also consider rehoming her with her brother Sydney as they share a special bond.

Siena has not been cat tested.

We are hoping we can find a dedicated and loving owner to work with Siena and help her realise that she is finally, very much wanted.

Please note, Siena won’t be ready to travel to the UK for a few months yet as there is a backlog of dogs needing to travel from Spain.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Siena as soon as possible!

Sydney was brought to the shelter as part of an unwanted litter – a common consequence due to the lack of sterilisation available for many dogs in our partner countries. However, it means we are on hand to help Sydney find the family he deserves. 

A gentle soul, Sydney likes to take his time getting to know new situations. It will require some patience to work through Sydney’s nerves, so we will be looking for some experience and someone willing to give him the time to understand he is allowed to be loved. He may be slower to trust but once you have him on side, he will unleash his passion for all of your affection! Sydney is good with children but preferably those a little older with some dog experience, who can help him on his way to overcoming his fears.

Sydney arrived at the shelter with his sister Siena and we can consider rehoming them together but please bear in mind they are larger dogs, so some extra room in the house would be a good idea! If you already have a resident dog, this could be an option to help show Sydney the ropes as well! Sydney loves his play time but would also benefit from some regular training sessions, two excellent ways to spend time working together to build the bond. We will be looking for homes in a more rural setting to assist with any of his anxieties and he hasn’t been tested with cats.

With some more to learn and lots of love to share, we hope Sydney continues to flourish in his own special way alongside his new dedicated family.

Please note, Sydney won’t be ready to travel to the UK for a few months yet as there is a backlog of dogs needing to travel from Spain.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Sydney as soon as possible!

When Sasha was a puppy she was left in a bin unwanted and alone. Thinking she had found her forever, she was rescued by a family who took her in to their home but unfortunately her story took another turn. As she continued to grow, her family changed their minds and after dropping her off at doggy daycare one day, decided not to come back for her.

Despite her rocky beginning, Sasha remains to be incredibly friendly and loving to everyone she meets – she is a huge cuddle fan! With her early experience, she would suit an active family home and will thrive impressing her humans with her intelligence and loyalty. With Sasha’s strong motivation to please, she would love to bond with her new adopters in training sessions and learning new tricks – of course with lots of treats thrown in for good measure too!

Sasha definitely enjoys being leader of the pack. She has never shown any aggression to the other dogs at the shelter but she certainly doesn’t mind letting them know she is in charge! With this in mind, a home without another dog or perhaps an older, more relaxed dog that is happy to let Sasha be boss would suit her best.

She has also not been tested with cats.

With adopters who are as loving and full of life as Sasha is, we are hoping to find her final happy ending soon. 

Please note, Sasha won’t be ready to travel to the UK for a few months yet as there is a backlog of dogs needing to travel from Spain.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Sasha as soon as possible!

Dory was found along with her siblings fending for themselves by a hospital in a local town at only around 40 days old.

Dory is a feisty girl who isn’t about to let her rambunctious brothers and sisters walk all over her! She loves playing with them and is happy to rough and tumble, but she’s one of the more assertive of the litter and certainly won’t stand for anyone trying to get their paws on her treats! She has a strong character and knows what she wants, but she’s a sweet and affectionate girl too.

Because Dory is food motivated, this will be a big help when it comes to training and helping her learn doggy manners. She’s a smart dog who is proving eager to learn, so we’re sure she’d love to bond with her new adopters by learning a trick or two.

Dory has been handled from an early age, so she is well socialised and has lots of confidence when meeting new people. She loves hugs and cuddles, and we know she’d love a family of her own. Dory also has an adorable underbite!

Like most young pups, Dory has lots of happy energy and can play for hours and hours. She enjoys playing with her siblings, and is also starting to make friends with the other dogs at the shelter – although she can be a bit grumpy if they try to bother her while she’s eating!

Dory is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding her the loving home she deserves.

Please note, Dory won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Dory as soon as possible!

Ginny was found along with her siblings fending for themselves by a hospital in a local town at only around 40 days old.

Ginny is a very friendly girl, who has been handled from an early age, so she is well socialised and has lots of confidence when meeting new people. She loves hugs and cuddles and can quite happily snuggle into your arms!

Like most young pups, Ginny has lots of happy energy and can play for hours and hours. She enjoys playing with her siblings, and is also starting to make friends with the other dogs at the shelter – what a brave girl! She’s got an outgoing streak, and we know she’s going to love getting to know a new home and enjoy all the adventure her new life can offer her.

Ginny is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding her the loving home she deserves.

Please note, Ginny won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Ginny as soon as possible!

Daphne is a bouncy, bubbly bundle of happy energy who hasn’t let her sorry start hold her back. She was  found under a car in an old town in Bulgria, very thin and infested with worms. She was scooped up and placed out of danger for in a local foster, but when their landlord told them she coulnd’t stay, our partner shelter stepped in to take over her care.

Daphne is a delightful little puppy who just loves people and life. She is playful and active so would suit an active home where she can have plenty of stimulation and attention. She also loves a cuddle and is fine with men and women.

Daphne enjoys doing all the things that puppies love: walks, toys and just general puppy fun! She has started lead training and is a clever pup, who we’re sure will enjoy working on her training and building up an excellent bond with her new adopters.

Daphne lived in foster with cats, and got along with them well. She’s a happy-go-lucky girl who we think would be a wonderful addition to any home.

Fletcher flew from Bahrain to the UK in June, and is currently living in Staffordshire. Visits can be arranged for serious adopters. Please note, the UK adoption fee will apply.

Fletcher and his siblings were found with their mother in a very dangerous, industrial area of Bahrain. His luck changed when he found a home here in the UK, but he’s still waiting to find a forever home.

The last few months in the UK have allowed Fletcher the chance to get used to family life – and he’s loved every minute of it! He’s a sweet and affectionate boy who loves playing and cuddling with his human family. He gets on well with people and, although he can be shy of strangers, with time and lots of treats he’s ready to be friends with anyone. Whether you’re cleaning, gardening, or just chilling out on the sofa, Fletcher will happily tag along to keep you company, especially if the day ends with a snuggle.

He’s a smart chap who’s very quick to learn. Being food motivated, he thoroughly enjoys training and will work hard for cheese, chicken and liver paste! He has a playful personality and whilst he’s still learning how games like fetch and tug work, he’s loves a good chew on his kong or antler.

Fletcher loves being out and about, and has learned to be brave around traffic and loud noises. However, Fletcher can become fear reactive towards unknown dogs which means he can find walks in places with lots of other dogs stressful. He is having ongoing training for this which would need to be continued.

Fletcher currently lives with another dog who he gets on well with (though his enthusiastic puppy playing isn’t always well received by the older resident pooch!) As with many “lockdown puppies”, Fletcher can also can struggle being left alone during the day. He has had lots of training for this and can be left for some time now, but would be better with a family who do not work all day as due to his reactivity he cannot go to a doggy daycare/dog walker currently.

Fletcher is a real sweet-heart who is ready to melt your heart with his gorgeous green eyes. With a little more training and a family who can be at home more often to provide the consistency in the home he craves, we know he’ll make someone very happy indeed.

Pepsi has a very special story – she was found on the side of a road and willingly came to her rescuers. Once they had a lead on her, she then gently pulled to take them into the bushes and lead them to the underneath of a bridge. When they arrived here, our partner shelter realised that she had lead them to her seven puppies that she was keeping safe. It’s as if she knew they were all being rescued! Pepsi is now living with her pups at our partner shelter and, having been a great mum to but now she is awaiting a whole new life of her own.

As you’ll see from early photos, Pepsi was extremely thin when they first found her but since being rescued she’s put on a good amount of weight and is looking much more healthy!

Pepsi is a beautiful and kind girl, she loves people and always wants to be centre of attention. If a dog could show gratitude for being saved, Pepsi sure does.

Having likely spent many years on the streets protecting herself and fiercely defending any form of food she was given, Pepsi struggles to bond with other dogs, females in particular, and resource guards food. For this reason, Pepsi needs to be in a home with experience of behavioural quirks & resource guarding in particular. She also needs to be the only dog and live in a quiet home, preferably a rural area.

It is believed that she was previously used as a hunting dog and this, combined with her mix of breeds, shows because her recall is not so great. Having said that, she is in the early stages of training and is keen to please people so this could be improved. However, any prospective adopters will need to put in a lot of work around recall as she is very scent driven.

Pepsi is also very active and would suit an adventure-lead, active family, who enjoy going for long walks. The shelter say that she would make a fantastic adventure dog and would probably love agility when ready for this. Food is the key to Pepsi’s heart and she responds very well to training for treats! This means though that Pepsi isn’t a fan of sharing her delicious food, and this would need to be monitored & managed around other dogs.

Pepsi is very bright and already walks well on the lead. Although this training would need to be reinforced when she is fitter & walks become much more exciting in a new home.

Pepsi could potentially live with older children who have previous dog experience & can read dog body language, but we will not be considering families with young children.

Please note that Pepsi will not be ready for adoption / ready to travel until September so any adoption applications will not be prioritised just yet.

Gino had lived on the streets of Bulgaria for many years but it is believed that Gino was an owned dog at some point in his life. He was found by an apartment block and unfortunately Gino would guard the territory of the block from male dogs – he wasn’t keen on the owned male dogs that lived there. Eventually, the municipality wanted Gino and all the street dogs removed, despite him being much loved by the residents there and regularly being cuddled by children.

Gino is 4 years old and has been resident in our partner shelter for long enough, patiently awaiting his new beginning. In search of an owner who is confident with rescue dogs and someone willing to spend time working with him, Gino will be eager to show his loyalty and love in gratitude for a safe space to call home.

Despite his abandonment and the harsh realities he has faced, it is clear that Gino is a people dog who is desperate for copious amounts of love. Gino was popular with the local children when he lived on the street and took huge joy in playing with them. With this in mind, he could be considered to a home with dog savvy children. He is also a great cuddle buddy and would happily snooze on the sofa next to you after a gentle walk. He also enjoys a good brush and fuss!

Considering he hasn’t had much training in his life, Gino has really enjoyed his training at the shelter – he takes huge pride in pleasing the volunteers! He now walks very well on the lead (he can be strong!) but isn’t bothered about long, extensive walks. He used to jump up for treats but he’ll now wait calmly for his food and has learned to sit for treats – which he can’t get enough of!

Gino is great with female dogs and puppies but has felt triggered by male dogs in the past and can be reactive to them. This has improved since being at the shelter and he is now comfortable with male dogs when he is kept on the lead. It is preferable for Gino to be in a home with someone who is willing to support him in how far he has come. We will be looking for someone dedicated to continuing his training and ability to refocus Gino in situations that he may feel anxious. It is unlikely that Gino will be allowed off lead due to his reactivity with male dogs. Due to this, he would be best suited to a home on his own, or with another female dog.

He is not good with cats so we will not be considering homes with cats or other small animals.

Gino is bound to make a loyal companion to his new humans. He will absolutely thrive being part of a family that love, support and cherish him for all that he is – there is no doubt he will love them back even more.

Bambi and her siblings were born to a mum who was kept on a chain in someone’s garden. All of the siblings were extremely timid when rescued but, after a few short weeks, Bambi has come out of her shell and is building up her confidence and trust in people.

Bambi is now a very cuddly and loving dog to her shelter mum but takes a while to warm to new people. Once she knows you and is comfortable, she is a very playful and happy pup!

Bambi loves running around and being chased by her brother, Ivan. She gets on well with other dogs but can be a little protective over toys, treats and food. She is the protective big sister over Ivan and has a slightly more dominant personality.

Bambi doesn’t enjoy travelling in the car but with some gradual desensitisation we are sure this could be worked through.

Diego was rescued from Bosnia and adopted in 2017 but, sadly, his owners have recently arrived at the decision that Diego would be able to thrive in a different home.

Diego has a super personality and is very playful and always up for fun; he enjoys jumping through fields of long grass like a gazelle and is also a keen swimmer, enjoying surfing the waves at the beach! He loves a ball, being chased and also playing hide and seek.

Diego is extremely intelligent and picks up commands and tricks very quickly. He is an absolute dream to walk; he enjoys chasing through the woods after squirrels but also has fantastic recall and is eager to please. Diego would be best suited to a home where the owner could teach him lots of commands, keep him busy and give him ‘jobs’ to do because this is when he feels most comfortable.

Diego unfortunately has a few areas where he struggles. Around strangers, Diego will react if they try to touch him or get too close. He also struggles within enclosed spaces and dislikes sudden movements.

He also shows resource guarding behaviour and will not allow anyone to remove or play with a toy/chew. He can also become possessive of space and is known to react to other dogs that get too close.

Diego adores the company of other dogs and regularly goes on group walks with his dog walker where he never tires of playing chase. He can sometimes be wary of big, fluffy dogs but with some encouragement he soon befriends them. In regard to Diego’s resource guarding, he feels less stressed when around other dogs that are dominant because he does not feel the need to protect/guard. However, once alone again, his resource guarding behaviour becomes apparent.

Diego is very calm and relaxed whilst at home and loves to cuddle up on the sofa with his favourite people.

As Diego doesn’t cope well with busy environments or areas, he would be best suited to a home in a rural environment where his owner could work on these anxieties slowly.

Diego originally came from Bosnia but is now living in the UK – visits can be arranged for serious adopters.

Dexy was abandoned at a hotel complex in June 2020. She was very bewildered and looked to have recently had puppies. Our partner shelter collected her from the complex and she is now in their care, waiting for a loving home.

Dexy is a very calm girl and loyal companion. She is a delightful lady, very placid and happy to be around you. She enjoys going for an amble but doesn’t have the most energy – she also loves lazing about in the garden sunbathing! She would be well suited to a family with a big garden that she can explore and make her own.

Dexy is good with other dogs but she doesn’t play very often. She likes her own space and would be perfectly happy as the only dog in the household. However, she could also live with another like minded, calm and gentle dog that wouldn’t invade her space as she can grumble when another dog pushes her boundaries.

Dexy’s favourite pass-time is having a good pamper. There’s nothing she loves more than a brush, some home comforts and cuddles. After all, she’s likely spent her whole life not knowing this kind of love exists.

Please note that Dexy will not be ready for adoption / ready to travel until September so any adoption applications will not be prioritised just yet.

Greco was born to a local’s dog and the local didn’t want the puppies. She gave them to a local foster carer that works closely with our partner shelter but some months later she returned with another puppy, Greco. We don’t know why she decided to keep Greco and then give him up but now Greco is ready to find his perfect forever home away from Greece.

Greco is likely to be have been completely isolated during his first few months of life so he is more timid and unsure of the world. He is naturally a nervous pup but once shown some love, he has a very friendly and loving personality. He comes out of his shell quickly with people that understand him and let him approach them at his own speed. His journey to confidence was helped a lot by Ivan, his foster buddy that he simply adored. Ivan is now settled in his forever home in the UK and we are determined to make sure Greco will follow in his footsteps, towards his very own place to call home

Considering his lonely beginning, it is natural that Greco has taken a little longer to trust the world around him. He is looking for a family that can be patient with his needs and spend time working with him to over come his understandable anxieties. He will take some time to open up to strangers but in a calm environment and with plenty of reassurance, Greco is proving braver each day.

As Greco is still figuring out his boundaries, he has shown some wariness to unknown dogs but he loves playing with the other dogs in his foster home and is protective and loyal to them. With gentle introductions Greco would benefit from a home with another friendly & confident resident dog, to help show him the ropes and encourage him on his journey.

As Greco is a nervous boy we will not be considering urban or city lifestyles. Greco would be best suited to at least a semi-rural home where there won’t be any triggering noises and so he can relax in a calmer environment. One of Greco’s favourite hobbies is enjoying a splash about in the waves, so any homes where Greco can have a dip on a daily walk would be an added bonus for this enthusiastic swimmer!

Greco is making progress in his foster home each day and he has been socialised with lots of different people, children included. He still sometimes struggles with loud voices and any abrupt movement that catches him off guard. With this in mind, we won’t be considering homes with young children but those with older, dog savvy teenagers is considerable.

Greco is slowly but surely continuing on his journey to understanding the world can be a kind place. With a family determined to offer him the security he so desperately deserves, we know he will make a very loyal companion.

Dessy was previously owned by a young couple with very young kids who lived in the local village. Dessy was originally cared for but the relationship broke down and Dessy found herself alone and chained outside of a foster carers cafe in Lesvos. We are unsure what Dessy has had to endure in her previous life but the whole turn of events has obviously affected Dessy. She originally showed a fear based reactivity towards anyone that tried to get close to her but through a lot of patience and time, our foster carer in Lesvos managed to win her trust and introduced Dessy to another foster carer who could give her the undivided love and attention she needs to start trusting people. It took her current foster carer many days to even be able to get near Dessy as she showed the same fear based reactivity, and likely will towards any new people and strangers. Through giving her the time she needs, Dessy eventually came around and now loves her foster but still struggles to bond with new people.

Dessy is ready to find her forever home in the UK but she will need an experienced owner with previous experience of fear based reactivity & nervous dogs as she is likely to regress temporarily again and be reluctant with new adopters. Once she builds trust, she is 110% devoted to her family, so much so that she can be a little territorial and protective of them.

Dessy is extremely intelligent and benefits from a strict routine. Once she knows you she is cuddly, affectionate and follows you everywhere! She also loves to indulge in a treat – this is the real way to her heart!

Dessy can be jealous around other dogs and she generally prefers to have all the attention to herself! She would prefer to be the only dog in the household, or be around a relaxed and submissive resident dog that will let her be top dog!

Although Dessy was originally living with young children, she has been through a lot since and her fear of sudden movements, loud noises & strangers makes her unsuitable for living with young children now. Dessy would prefer a home with adults only, or at least teenage children who are dog savvy.

Dessy was treated for erlichia, a tick borne disease, when she was first rescued and is now back to full health. She isn’t the biggest fan of the vets!

Please note that Dessy will not be ready for adoption / ready to travel yet so any adoption applications will not be prioritised for a few weeks.

Miloux has been a stray dog in the village of Skala Kydonion in Lesvos her whole life. The locals were taking care of her and they got her spayed. One particular lady made her porch a comfy space for Miloux to sleep every night and Miloux would join the lady and her own dog for walks. The locals simply couldn’t bear for Miloux to spend the rest of her life on the streets so they sought help from local rescuers and that is where our partner shelter comes in! Now Miloux is in safety at our shelter and awaiting her forever home at last.

Miloux is a pocket-sized pup with a gentle soul. Miloux’s favourite thing is treats – lots of them (except dry food – she doesn’t like that!) She’ll do anything for a tasty morsel of cream cheese! She loves exploring, wandering around having a good sniff.

She enjoys playing with small dogs (her own size!) but can feel intimidated around bigger dogs and is picky about her friends. She prefers gentle play, on her terms and could not be rehomed with a puppy or another young, high energy dog. Any resident dog would need to be older / calm-natured and well mannered.

Having spent her whole life independently, Miloux has learned to fend her herself. She will need an adopter who is experienced with nervous dogs, or is prepared for the patience needed with nervous dogs, to help her build up trust with people. Miloux needs time and lots of yummy treats to learn to love people. She prefers all four feet on the ground and doesn’t like being picked up but loves having a tummy rub from you once she knows you!

Please note that Miloux will not be ready for adoption / ready to travel until at least end of July so any adoption applications will not be prioritised for a few weeks yet.

Daisy was rescued from Romania after she and her siblings were thrown over the wall of a shelter in a plastic bag. All of the litter were adopted a few years ago but unfortunately Daisy is still looking for her ideal home.  Her owners have made the difficult decision to seek a more suitable home for her after recognising that their urban environment is causing her a lot of stress.

When Daisy arrived in the UK as a puppy she had suffered a traumatic and inconsistent beginning through no fault of her own. She was consequently very nervous and fearful and struggled to connect with people. However, after an intensive training course and significant dedication to helping her acclimatise to her new life, Daisy calmed down and started to fit in with her new family. In this time she passed her Sensitivity course at ElmTree Dog Training and amazed everyone with her progress. She will sit, wait, do tricks and will wait to eat a treat until commanded to do so. Daisy is extremely intelligent and learns quickly.

Given her past, Daisy was socialised carefully and slowly but once thoughtfully introduced to new people she falls in love and becomes devoted to them. She has improved immensely around people but can still be wary, particularly of men. To those she loves, she sings to them, mostly including the women in the household and also the family cleaner. Daisy adores walks in the countryside where she can chase birds and squirrels to her hearts content. She loves being brushed and whilst she dislikes bath-time she puts up with it because she enjoys the end result, burying her nose into the soft towel when you dry her off.

With proper introductions, Daisy loves to play with other dogs, regularly joining group dog walks but she becomes particularly anxious when dogs run up to her.

Daisy is a lovely but nervous dog who prefers a calm home. Her current adopters have committed to consistent training and she is much improved since she first came to them. However, her anxiety, busy city life and living with another dog, means she struggles in her current home. When Daisy and her current adopters go away to the countryside where she thrives and is a much happier dog.

Daisy is a very loving that ultimately needs a quiet home in a rural area with no children or other pets. She currently shares her home with another older dog but would prefer being the solo dog in the household, where adopters could concentrate on her training and provide her with the calm environment she needs. She would also benefit from an experienced owner, or foster, who is committed to keeping up with her training and working past any ongoing behavioural traits.

Choco was born to an owned dog and then given to an unsuitable family for adoption. Luckily, the wonderful volunteers at our partner shelter managed to intervene and rescue Choco before his reality became too harsh to imagine. We are now hoping to find him his new destiny with a perfect family in the UK.

Choco is a little pup with a huge personality! Some of his favourite things include, snoozing on the sofa and cuddling to his hearts content – after a long day of zooming around and playing that is! He is a confident chap and will be pretty content as long as he is as busy as can be.

Currently in a foster home, Choco is well socialised and enjoys playing with the other dogs he is staying with. There is very little Choco does not like, he even gets along well with cats – any excuse for a play mate! Choco has also made best friends with one of the children at the foster, so he would suit a home with dogs, cats or children – so long as they have as much energy as him!

This happy man is certain to bring a bundle of love and energy to a very lucky family.

Rosa was found running along a busy, main road in Lesvos, with wet fur and still smelling of shampoo. It is believed she was chasing after the car that had abandoned her. Although we can’t be certain if it was her previous family that was driving away, we are determined to make sure that this time around her new home will be her forever home.

This special little lady has a very warm heart and like most young pups, cannot get enough of playing and cuddling after a day of frolicking in the waves and swimming in the sea! With her joyous nature, she defies all myths and loves playing with cats as well as other dogs. Rosa can be a little unsure of new people but doesn’t let it hold her back and after some gentle bonding she seems to settle once she gets to know you.

A natural little learner, this clever girl has been quick to pick up some house training and has also got used to some car travelling. Going forward, she will need a few more lessons to keep up her puppy manners – but she will certainly be happy to oblige with lots of yummy treats on offer!

Rosa is also good with children so could suit a home with children who are dog savvy and willing to be her new play mate!

Rosa is certainly a little charmer and we are sure she is bound to make a house a very special home.

Minnie was found abandoned at the side of a road with her mum and three brothers – Simba, Thor and Rocco. Luckily they had each other and were taken into a foster home, where her mum has stayed due to her age. Minnie and her brothers have now taken up residency in our partner shelter in Bulgaria, before embarking on their new lives in the UK.

As a young pup, Minnie has a huge excitement for life and absolutely adores being around people. She has taken a special liking to one of the shelter volunteers and tends to follow him around, in search of all the more cuddles and love. Minnie was previously in a foster home with young children, so she would be suited to a family environment where she can be surrounded by as much affection as possible! Minnie is a smart little cookie and is already learning to walk well on the lead. She wants nothing more than to please her humans, which will be an added bonus during those training sessions.

Minnie is definitely an ambitious explorer! Her favourite time of day is when she ventures into the great outdoors with the other dogs at the shelter for a pack walk. She would love a family who are keen to take her on all the adventures she can muster, before a cuddle and snooze to round off the day of course!

Minnie is seemingly quite the popular girl at the shelter and gets on well with the other dogs. She could join a home with a resident dog but would also be quite happy soaking up all the attention to herself!

Minnie has not yet been tested with cats.

Sienna was brought into the shelter by a volunteer. It is a wonder that she was ever unwanted but we know that she will be a wonderful addition to a forever home in the UK.

Only a few months old, Sienna is incredibly curious about the world around her. She is still coming out of her puppy shell but is certainly enjoying taking it all in, through those big beautiful eyes! If we could pick a few of Sienna’s favourite things (at the moment it is nearly everything!) it would be cuddling and learning. She is a confident spark and loves her treats, two things which will be excellent during her training sessions. Sienna will enjoy nothing more than cuddling up and snoozing after a long day of playing and learning with her new family.

Sienna has not yet been tested with children or with cats. We will be watching her develop and assessing homes on a case by case basis.

She is also friendly with other dogs and could be rehomed to a family with a resident dog.

Please note, Sienna won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the start of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Sienna as soon as possible!

Wonder was 10 weeks old and badly injured when he was found by a passer-by. He was taken to the local clinic, where it was discovered that he had fractured the femur in one of his back legs and there was a crack in his tibia in the other back leg. No one knows how this happened but luckily he was put into a double cast at the clinic and stayed there to recover for a further 6 weeks. Having spent some recuperation time at our partner shelter, both legs have healed really well and he walks just like any other pup would.  Wonder could possibly suffer from some arthritis in the future but he currently gets around just fine, enjoying walks with his friends at the shelter. Prospective adopters might want to consider some hydrotherapy further down the line if any problems arise but for now, he’s ready to explore his new forever home comfortably on all four paws.

Wonder is getting used to socialising after a confined start to his life and he is certainly taking it all in his stride! He has definitely not let his early beginning affect him and continues to shed affection for everyone around him. Wonder is a happy boy and will shine with a family that can nurture his playful side and work with him on some training – a few treats in hand and cuddles for rewards will definitely keep him motivated!

Wonder has not been tested with cats or children so we will be watching how his personality develops and assessing his most suitable home on a case by case basis.

This brave boy is ready to find a home where he can finally show off all he has to offer. After all, there isn’t a more deserving little chap than Wonder.

Please note, Wonder will not be ready to travel until at least mid October and we are still awaiting a transport date. Wonder would love to go straight to an adoptive home but we are also considering suitable foster homes within the UK, so please get in touch should you be interested in giving Wonder the home & love he thoroughly deserves!

Marvel is only a puppy but has already had a lot to contend with in his early life. He was found lying in some bushes by two passers by who managed to get him to the vet. It is most likely he had been hit by a car, leaving him unable to stand and in a great deal of pain. Unfortunately, the vet did not complete a full assessment of Marvel’s situation and left him with no pain killers and assured his rescuers that he would walk in two weeks. Naturally, our wonderful partner shelter in Greece investigated further and took Marvel for x-rays at their trusted vet practice. Discovering he needed surgery, he was sent to Athens and his pelvis was operated on with enough urgency.

Marvel is thankfully on his way to a making a good recovery, he will need further x rays in October to check on his recovery but this can be done once he is in the UK. Any prospective adopters should consider that Marvel will need to build up his muscle mass and get used to using his legs properly again. He may also suffer some arthritis in the future but this is a far cry from the future he was destined for. The future is certainly bright for Marvel, who we plan on bringing to the UK as soon as possible.

Regardless of everything he has been through, he continually shows acceptance and ambition to befriend everyone he meets – no one can ignore the smile that is permanently fixed to his face! Due to much of his time being in the clinic awaiting recovery, Marvel has a lot to discover about the world around him. But, he is bound to be a brilliant little learner with his dedication to please and his love of all things tasty! He adores it when the shelter volunteers visit, eagerly accepting all of the cuddles they have to give and listening to them talk to him.

Marvel has not been tested with cats or children so we will be watching how his personality develops and assessing his most suitable home on a case by case basis.

Regardless of his tough beginning, Marvel is a normal pup with a lot of love to give. A home where he can discover and play at his hearts content is what he deserves the most.

Please note, Marvel will not be ready to travel until at least mid October and we are still awaiting a transport date. Marvel would love to go straight to an adoptive home but we are also considering suitable foster homes within the UK, so please get in touch should you be interested in giving Marvel the home & love he thoroughly deserves!

Meet lovely Mila who was abandoned at our partner shelter along with her 3 siblings, something which is not uncommon in Thailand. She’s one lucky pup ending up here as it now means we can find her a forever home. Shelter life isn’t so bad for Mila, she has a big open green space to play, is taken on lead walks and even gets a little bit of training before coming over (she’s still going to need plenty when she arrives)! There is even a special room with a nice comfy sofa where Mila can curl up and get used to what life might be like when she arrives in the UK.

Like most young dogs, Mila loves to play with her siblings and other small dogs, but she can be a little timid around larger dogs, something that her adopters may need to work on with her. All she needs is a little confidence boost and we are sure she will shine.

Mila loves affection and cuddles and is gentle natured pup. She has spent time around children and has shown to enjoy their affection, however as with big dogs she can be a little timid if they become loud or boisterous, so only homes with calm, understanding children will be considered.

Mila is a beautiful soul, who need some love and affection to help build up her confidence. We are looking forward to finding her forever home!

Please note, Mila won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Mila as soon as possible!

Little got her name from the direct translation from her Thai name ‘Noi’. She was abandoned at our partner shelter along with her 3 siblings, something which is not uncommon in Thailand. She’s one lucky pup ending up here as it now means we can find her a forever home. Shelter life isn’t so bad for Little, she has a big open green space to play, is taken on lead walks and even gets a little bit of training before coming over (she’s still going to need plenty when she arrives)! There is even a special room with a nice comfy sofa where Little can curl up and get used to what life might be like when she arrives in the UK.

Little may be little by name but not by nature. Like most pups her age, she’s a fun loving soul and enjoys playing with her litter mates, along with other young pups in the shelter. She hasn’t had much interaction with older, bigger dogs just yet, however she will over the coming months and we will watch how she develops in this area and update prospective adopters.

Little loves affection and cuddles and is gentle natured pup. She has spent time around children and interacted well, so homes with calm, sensible children will be considered.

Little is a gorgeous pup and we look forward to finding her a forever home!

Please note, Little won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Little as soon as possible!

Lion got her name from the direct translation from her Thai name ‘Singto’. She was abandoned at our partner shelter along with her 3 siblings, something which is not uncommon in Thailand. She’s one lucky pup ending up here, as it now means we can find her a forever home. Shelter life isn’t so bad for Lion, she has a big open green space to play, is taken on lead walks and even gets a little bit of training before coming over (she’s still going to need plenty when she arrives)! There is even a special room with a nice comfy sofa where Lion can curl up and get used to what life might be like when she arrives in the UK.

Lion lives up to her name, she likes to be the boss when playing with her siblings and other young pups in the shelter. She hasn’t had much interaction with older, bigger dogs just yet, however she will over the coming months and we will watch how she develops in this area and update prospective adopters.

Lion loves to play with everyone she meets and has spent time around children and interacted well, so homes with calm, sensible children will be considered. After a long day playing she enjoys a nice cuddle and some tasty treats. Her love for food will come in handy when teaching her some new tricks!

Lion has bundles of energy and we look forward to finding her her forever home!

Please note, Lion won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Lion as soon as possible!

Sully is one of our neutering campaign success stories – he was brought to our partner shelter by a local who’s dog had produced two puppies, Sully and Mike. Their mother is an owned pet in the area who had never been spayed and consequently would have multiple litters each year. As part of the sterilisation work that our partner shelter carries out, they agreed to take on the pups to rehome them and also sterilise the mother, meaning that she no longer has to suffer an ongoing cycle of breeding. Thanks to campaigns like this, the puppies can look forward to an exciting new life in the UK, whilst their Mum remains safe in her home – and most importantly, no more pups destined to end up on the streets!

Sully is a soft, sweet-natured soul who loves cuddles and attention from everyone he meets. He is a little quieter than his sibling Mike, and can sometimes shy away if he gets spooked, so he is going to need some help building up his confidence. Luckily, he is food motivated so it shouldn’t be too challenging.

It’s early days for Sully in terms of walking and whilst he has mixed well with other dogs, he can be a little nervy around bigger, rough dogs, so he hasn’t joined the pack for walks just yet. He just needs a little more time building up his confidence around other dogs and once he’s feeling a little braver, we are sure he’d love the adventure. Mostly you’ll find Sully playing with his brother or any other puppy he can find who’s up for some fun.

He can be a little cheeky chappie and thinks most things will do for a toy so keep a hold of those socks and be sure he has plenty of his own toys to stop him stealing yours! We expect he is going to be a very big pup once fully grown so he’s going to need some space to stretch those legs, and are therefore looking for at least a semi-rural home for Sully.

Sully is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding him the loving home he deserves.

Please note, Sully won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Sully as soon as possible!

Mike is one of our neutering campaign success stories – he was brought to our partner shelter by a local who’s dog had produced two puppies, Mike and Sully. Their mother is an owned pet in the area who had never been spayed and consequently would have multiple litters each year. As part of the sterilisation work that our partner shelter carries out, they agreed to take on the pups to rehome them and also sterilise the mother, meaning that she no longer has to suffer an ongoing cycle of breeding. Thanks to campaigns like this, the puppies can look forward to an exciting new life in the UK, whilst their Mum remains safe in her home – and most importantly, no more pups destined to end up on the streets!

Mike is a very friendly, confident boy with all people he meets and has loved attention and cuddles from day one. As with most puppies, he loves to spend his days playing with his brother or with other puppies he comes across.

Mike has shown to be super confident around other dogs. He has just started joining the pack walks and loved meeting others and making new friends. Whilst he is already gaining confidence on his walks he is going to need some training in this area, especially as we think Mike is going to be very big once he is fully grown. Due to his expected size, we are looking for at least a semi-rural home to give him the space he needs to bound around and stretch those long legs.

Mike is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding him the loving home he deserves.

Please note, Mike won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Mike as soon as possible!

Amber was first known to our partner shelter 4 years ago. When she first arrived, the shelter was full so they were unable to take her in, so instead neutered her and released her back to the streets as she was healthy and being well cared for by the locals. She then disappeared and it was assumed she had been killed, but 3 years later she turned up in a local village, fit and healthy (despite having one ear missing which looks as though it was cut off). We think she may have been living with someone and was dumped, finding herself back at our partner shelter.

Amber is a real sweetie, despite these hardships. She adores all people and attention and was wonderful and gentle with the local children when they fed her, so it’s possible she could live with children who are aware of the needs of a rescue dog. She would love to have a family to play with and explore the great outdoors alongside, as well as one who could give her cuddles and an almighty fuss.

Amber has also shown to be great with all other dogs, very much enjoying her walks with the pack, so she could live with another dog, but would also be happy to have all the fuss to herself. She does sometimes like to wander off, (but always comes back) so prospective adopters will need to keep her on lead for an extended settling in period until she knows her surroundings and her recall is perfect. She will need some training, but has shown to be quick learner so hopefully it won’t take her long to pick up some new tricks.

Amber is ready to settle after years of moving around and can’t wait to find the perfect family to share her love with.

Please note, Amber won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Amber as soon as possible!

Piper arrived into our partner shelter in Greece with 5 other pups after being dropped off by the municipal pound, who likely had no space for her due to already housing too many strays.  Piper is one lucky pup finding herself at our shelter as it means now she can find her forever home.

Piper is still very young, so her personality is developing day by day. At the moment she’s your typical happy, confident pup, with her tail always wagging. She’s been enjoying exploring her new surroundings and loves a fuss and some treats from everyone she meets.

To our knowledge, Piper hasn’t had socialisation with children, so we’ll be watching how her personality develops and assessing applications on a case by case basis.

Piper has had limited socialisation with cats but could potentially be rehomed to a home with a confident and dog savvy cat.

Please note, Piper won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the start of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Piper as soon as possible!

Nova arrived into our partner shelter in Greece with 5 other pups after being dropped off by the municipal pound, who likely had no space for her due to already housing too many strays.  Nova is one lucky pup finding herself at our shelter as it means now she can find her forever home.

Nova is still very young, so her personality is developing day by day. Currently she’s enjoying life like most puppies do; playing with the friends and discovering new things. She loves having a good cuddle and receiving tasty treats from everyone she meets.

To our knowledge, Nova hasn’t had socialisation with children, so we’ll be watching how her personality develops and assessing applications on a case by case basis.

Nova has had limited socialisation with cats but could potentially be rehomed to a home with a confident and dog savvy cat.

Please note, Nova won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the start of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Nova as soon as possible!

Marco arrived into our partner shelter in Greece with 5 other pups after being dropped off by the municipal pound, who likely had no space for him due to already housing too many strays.  Marco is one lucky pup finding himself at our shelter as it means now he can find his forever home.

Marco is still very young, so his personality is developing day by day. Currently he’s acting like most puppies do; he loves playing with his friends and going on adventures to explore his new surroundings. After burning off lots of energy he loves to refuel with a tasty snack and a big cuddle.

To our knowledge, Marco hasn’t had socialisation with children, so we’ll be watching how his personality develops and assessing applications on a case by case basis.

Marco has had limited socialisation with cats but could potentially be rehomed to a home with a confident and dog savvy cat.

Please note, Marco won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the start of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Marco as soon as possible!

Elmo arrived into our partner shelter in Greece with 5 other pups after being dropped off by the municipal pound who likely had no space for him due to already housing too many strays.  Elmo is one lucky pup finding himself at our shelter as it means now he can find his forever home.

Elmo is still very young, so his personality is developing day by day. At the moment he’s enjoying himself as most pups do, investigating all the wonders life has to offer, whilst playing with his friends. He enjoys having tasty treats and is a cuddle monster with everyone at the shelter.

To our knowledge, Elmo hasn’t had socialisation with children, so we’ll be watching how his personality develops and assessing applications on a case by case basis.

Elmo has had limited socialisation with cats but could potentially be rehomed to a home with a confident and dog savvy cat.

Please note, Elmo won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the start of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Elmo as soon as possible!

Tank was born to a local street dog (who has since been neutered!) and entered the care of the shelter at about 5 weeks old. Coming into contact with people and being handled from an early age, means he is well socialised and has lots of confidence when meeting new people. He adores hugs and cuddles and also gets on well with other dogs

It’s early days for Tank and his siblings as far as walks are concerned, and many pups can be a little nervous of joining the gang for their daily outings, but Tank is already showing signs of curious interest, and there’s a twinkle of adventure in his eyes.

Like most young pups, Tank has lots of happy energy and can play for hours and hours. He enjoys playing with his siblings, and is also starting to make friends with the other dogs at the shelter. He’s good with all people and children, and is a real social butterfly.

Tank is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding him the loving home he deserves.

Please note, Tank won’t be ready to travel to the UK until late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Tank as soon as possible!

Neville was found along with his siblings fending for themselves by a hospital in a local town at only around 40 days old.

He’s a sweet boy who has been handled from an early age, so she is well socialised and has lots of confidence when meeting new people. He adores hugs and cuddles and can quite happily snuggle into your arms for hours.

But if there’s one thing Neville really loves, it’s a tasty snack! He loves his food and could eat all day if he had the option. Being food-motivated will really help with his training, and we’re sure that Neville will be really eager to learn a whole host of tricks once he’s settled into his new home…especially if it means there’s more treats up for grabs!

Like most young pups, Neville has lots of happy energy and can play for hours and hours. He enjoys playing with his siblings, and is also starting to make friends with the other dogs at the shelter – what a brave boy!

Neville is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding him the loving home he deserves.

Please note, Neville won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Neville as soon as possible!

Please note, Squidge won’t be ready to travel to the UK until late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Squidge as soon as possible!

Age | estimated DOB 15/05/2020

Height to top of head | 20cm

Weight | 6kg  – expected Small-Medium sized as adult

Neutered | No, but will be before she travels

Breed | Mixed

Mixing with dogs? | Yes

Mixing with children? | Older children only

Mixing with cats? | Not tested

Squidge in three words | Small but mighty

Squidge was found along with her siblings fending for themselves by a hospital in a local town at only around 40 days old.

Squidge might be the smallest of her litter, but she’s certainly no wall-flower! She’s a playful, confident little thing who is more than capable of standing up for herself. She loves playing with her siblings, and has even begun striking up new friendships with the biggest dogs at the shelter – nothing stops her making friends!

Squidge is a strong feisty puppy who isn’t scared of much in life! She is a bit wary of new people but soon gets over that after a cuddle and treat. She loves to play and go for walks, and we know she’s going to love all that life in a home of her own can offer.

Like most young pups, Squidge has lots of happy energy and can play for hours and hours. She is a playful, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding her the loving home she deserves.

Please note, Jess won’t be ready to travel to the UK until late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Jess as soon as possible!

Jess is a real sweetheart, the quietest from her litter with a very gentle nature. She’s good with the other dogs at the shelter and enjoys joining in with the playing when it suits her, but what she loves most of all is a good cuddle and fuss from the people at the shelter.

Jess is good with all people he meets, including children, and loves playing with the other dogs at the shelter. We know she’ll make a wonderful addition to any family.

Jess is one of our neutering campaign success stories – her mother is an owned pet in the area who had never been spayed and consequently would have multiple litters each year. As part of the sterilisation work that our partner shelter carries out, they were able to visit the home, take the pups away to the safety of the shelter (as the owner simply couldn’t cope with so many dogs), and also sterilise the mother, meaning that she no longer has to suffer and ongoing cycle of breeding. Thanks to campaigns like this, the puppies can look forward to an exciting new life in the UK, whilst their Mum remains safe in her home – and most importantly, no more pups destined to end up on the streets!

Jess is a sweet-as-sugar, affectionate young pup and we’re looking forward to finding her the loving home she deserves.

Alfie is a delightful puppy who has a happy nature and a fun-loving personality. He was brought into the shelter alongside his siblings, and has shown himself to be a chilled out young man with a calm that you don’t always see in young pups!

He is playful, enjoys walks but is also happy being cuddled and relaxing. He’s good with all people he meets, including children, and loves playing with the other dogs at the shelter. We know he’ll make a wonderful addition to any family.

Alfie is one of our neutering campaign success stories – his mother is an owned pet in the area who had never been spayed and consequently would have multiple litters each year. As part of the sterilisation work that our partner shelter carries out, they were able to visit the home, take the pups away to the safety of the shelter (as the owner simply couldn’t cope with so many dogs), and also sterilise the mother, meaning that she no longer has to suffer and ongoing cycle of breeding. Thanks to campaigns like this, the puppies can look forward to an exciting new life in the UK, whilst their Mum remains safe in her home – and most importantly, no more pups destined to end up on the streets!

Alfie is a handsome, smart young man and we’re looking forward to finding him the loving home he deserves.

Please note, Alfie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of November.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Alfie as soon as possible!

Marilyn might only be a few months old, but she’s already learned that there are some things in life that are just inevitable…like getting ganged-up on by your three big brothers! After being abandoned in a forest as a tiny pup, Marilyn and her siblings are now enjoying life in foster care…but she can’t wait to finally get a forever home all of her very own where she can enjoy some peace and quiet!

As the smallest of the pups, and the only girl of the litter, Marilyn tends to get a little overwhelmed by her boisterous brothers who think it’s great fun to use her fluffy blonde ears as a tug toy. As a result, she’s a little more shy than the others, and can be a bit reserved during their energetic play sessions. She’s happiest when curled up in someone’s arms, getting a good old fuss and some quality time to herself.

Marilyn is certain to thrive once she’s separated from her siblings, and we’re sure that she’ll be the sweetest new addition to any family. She’s great with other dogs, children and cats, and has a calm, gentle personality. She loves to play when she feels relaxed, and we’re sure she’d love a home where she won’t have to share the fuss and attention with quite so many others! We know Marilyn will make a wonderful companion for one lucky family.

Age | estimated DOB 14/04/2020

Height to top of head | 53cm

Weight | 9kg  – expected Medium sized as adult

Neutered | No, too young

Breed | Mixed

Mixing with dogs? | Yes

Mixing with children? | Yes

Mixing with cats? | Yes

Marlon in three words | The chunky one

Marlon might only be a few months old, but he’s already worked out that being the boss is absolutely fine by him! After being abandoned in a forest as a tiny pup, Marlon and his siblings are now enjoying life in foster care, and can’t wait to find forever homes of their own.

Marlon is the biggest and bossiest of his siblings, but that doesn’t mean he’s not totally adored by his pals! He gets on brilliantly with other dogs and loves playing with his brothers and sisters, and is always thinking up mischievous games to play with (and on!) them!

He might be the boss in the puppy-pen, but he melts like butter as soon as he gets the slightest bit of fuss from humans, and is a big fan of cuddles and attention.

Marlon is a classic puppy – he likes to run around, jump and splash about in water, make lots of lovely mess, tuck into some treats, and then round it all off with a good snuggle and a snooze! He gets on well with all dogs he meets, with cats, and with children and we know he’ll make a wonderful companion for one lucky family.

Miles might only be a few months old, but he’s already got a pretty good handle on life – as long as there’s plenty of cuddles in it, he’s happy keeping things chilled! After being abandoned in a forest as a tiny pup, Miles and his siblings are now enjoying life in foster care, and can’t wait to find forever homes of their own.

Miles gets on brilliantly with other dogs and loves playing with his brothers and sisters. But Miles is the relaxed one amongst his litter, preferring to take life at a less frantic pace. He’s happy to sit back and enjoy a cuddle and a belly rub, rather than tiring himself out!

That said, Miles is a classic puppy – he likes to run around, jump and splash about in water, make lots of lovely mess, tuck into some treats, and then round it all off with a good snuggle and a snooze! He gets on well with all dogs he meets, with cats, and with children – he’s everyone’s pal! We know he’ll make a wonderful companion for one lucky family.

Please note, Merlin won’t be ready to travel to the UK until late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Merlin as soon as possible!

Merlin was found abandoned on a country lane with his brother Arthur, both vulnerable young pups in desperate need of a lucky break. Thankfully, they were brought into our partner shelter where Merlin is slowly learning to adjust to his new surroundings, and is building his trust and confidence day by day.

With his floppy ears and speckled socks, it’s impossible not to fall for this sweetheart. Merlin is more reserved than his brother, and can be a little timid at first, but he loves a cuddle, and enjoys getting a fuss whether its a friendly stroke or a tasty treat.

Merlin is good with other dogs and plays nicely with the dogs at the shelter, especially those he’s learned to trust and build up more of a bond with. We think Merlin would benefit from living with another dog who can help keep his confidence building, and provide him with a playmate and companion for life.

Merlin loves to play with toys, and with the other puppies he lives with. He also enjoys joining the older dogs on their daily pack walk. He’s a gentle soul who needs a little reassurance in new situations as he takes it all in, but he’s a sweet and affectionate boy who has so much love to give.

If you could give Merlin all the cuddles he craves in a forever home of his own, we’d love to hear from you!

Please note, Arthur won’t be ready to travel to the UK until late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Arthur as soon as possible!

This handsome young chap was found abandoned in a country lane with his brother, Merlin, when they were around 8 weeks old. He was covered in ticks and fleas and was initially very scared of the world around him. But just a few weeks of TLC at our partner shelter in Bulgaria has done him the world of good, and he’s now a happy, gentle-natured lad who loves a cuddle.

Arthur is both praise and food motivated and will be quick to learn. Whilst he’s yet to pick up any formal training, we’re sure this young pup will enjoy learning the ropes from his new family.

Arthur gets on well with everyone – not just dogs and people, but cats too! Whilst he is as playful as most puppies, Arthur has a calm nature and we think he’d slot well into a family home. With a little patience and training, we’re sure he’ll make a wonderful companion. He’d love to have a home where he can enjoy long walks, with plenty of cuddles on the sofa at the end of the day.

Age | estimated DOB 10/05/2020

Height to top of head | 25cm

Weight | 6kg  – expected Small-Medium sized as adult

Neutered | Not yet, but will be before travel

Breed | Terrier type mix

Mixing with dogs? | Yes

Mixing with children? | Not tested

Mixing with cats? | Yes

Stuart in three words | Cheeky little prankster

Please note, Stuart won’t be ready to travel to the UK until late October.  As a result, it may take us longer to reply to applications, as we need to prioritise those arriving sooner – thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Stuart as soon as possible!

Stuart is a very confident puppy who loves to be in amongst the action. In fact, from an early age, Stuart managed to climb out of the puppy pen to be with adult dogs! He loves to play and loves joining the rest of the dogs at the shelter for their daily pack walks.

Stuart has ”attitude” with his siblings and likes to be the boss! He’s a playful chap who gets along well with other dogs, but can be a little boisterous when playing – with some basic training, we have no doubt that Stuart will be a firm favourite at the dog park and will enjoy making lots of new friends here in the UK.

Stuart likes his food, which will help with his basic training. He’s great on walks, and loves to learn. He’s happiest of all when he’s the centre of attention!

We’re sure this cheeky chappy will bring a bucket load of fun and joy to his new home.

Age | estimated DOB 05.05.2020

Height to top of head | currently 29cm

Weight | currently 8kg

Estimated size | Medium, when fully grown

Neutered | Not yet, but will before travel

Breed | Mixed, possibly with Barack hound

Mixing with dogs? | Yes, with careful introductions

Mixing with children? | Older children only

Mixing with cats? | Not tested

Fizz in three words | More food please!

Please note that Fizz won’t be travelling until October, so we won’t be prioritising applications just yet.

Fizz was found with her siblings when they were just 3 weeks old. The shelter team were tending to a call-out when they came across mum Pepsi, who was extremely malnourished and wandering along the road. She led them to a remote bridge, under which she’d been caring for her pups, including Fizz.

Fizz’s favourite things are food, food and more food! As such, she’s a quick learner who we’re confident will have no trouble training. Fizz has an adorable, sweet, playful nature and loves to be showered with attention and cuddles.

Like her siblings, she loves to play and go on walks. She can be a little wary of new dogs, but with careful introductions and encouragement, we’re confident she will grow out of her wariness.

Like all puppies, Fizz’s personality is still developing as she learns more about the world around her.

Age | estimated DOB 05.05.2020

Height to top of head | currently 28cm

Weight | currently 7kg

Estimated size | Medium, when fully grown

Neutered | Not yet, but will before travel

Breed | Mixed, possibly with Barack hound

Mixing with dogs? | Yes

Mixing with children? | Yes

Mixing with cats? | Not tested

Pop in three words | Happy little girl

Please note that Pop won’t be travelling until October, so we won’t be prioritising applications for her just yet.

Pop was found with her siblings when they were just 3 weeks old. The shelter team were tending to a call-out when they came across mum Pepsi, who was extremely malnourished and wandering along the road. She led them to a remote bridge, under which she’d been caring for her pups, including Pop.

Despite her sorry start in life, Pop has a well-rounded character and a loving disposition. She’s always keen for cuddles from people! She enjoys playing with her siblings as well as with other dogs at the shelter.

Pop’s an intelligent girl who is eager to please and is always the first to sit for treats, so we’re confident she’ll take to training like a duck to water!

Like all puppies, Pop’s personality is still developing as she learns more about the world around her.

Age | estimated DOB 05.05.2020

Height to top of head | currently 30cm

Weight | currently 9kg

Estimated size | Medium, when fully grown

Neutered | Not yet, but will before travel

Breed | Mixed, possibly with Barack hound

Mixing with dogs? | Yes, with careful introductions

Mixing with children? | Older children only

Mixing with cats? | Not tested

Max in three words | Mischievous little chap

Please note that Max won’t be travelling until October, so we won’t be prioritising applications for him just yet.

Max was found with his siblings when they were just 3 weeks old. The shelter team were tending to a call-out when they came across mum Pepsi, who was extremely malnourished and wandering along the road. She led them to a remote bridge, under which she’d been caring for her pups, including Max.

Max is a strong character who knows what he wants, especially when it comes to food! We’re confident his love of food will make training easy. However, he can be a little dominant with his siblings at meal times and so resource guard training will need to be implemented from the outset.

He’s very confident with people and a quick learner, loving attention, playtime and walks, but is more wary around new dogs. However, with careful introductions and reassurance, Max could easily overcome this wariness.

Max is also a bundle of energy, so would love an active home for fun adventures and walks.

Like all puppies, Max’s personality is still developing as he learns more about the world around him.