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The gorgeous Brownie was found outside of our partner shelter’s gate, where he had recently been dumped. Thankfully, Brownie has found himself in very safe hands & we are looking forward to finding him his happily ever after in the UK.

Brownie’s Favourite Things

Brownie has only recently arrived at our partner shelter, but he is already wagging his tail & beginning to show off his funny personality! He is a young pup & his personality is still developing but he’s looking forward to finding his own home to explore the wide world! He has a curious nature & is enjoying exploring his new surroundings at the shelter. He was initially unsure & scared but he now responds very well to the volunteers, especially if they have some extra treats on hand & we are sure he will be a quick learner with lots of positive encouragement.

Brownie’s Ideal Home

• Brownie gets along well with other dogs so could live with a friendly, resident dog in his new home.
• Brownie will need adopters who have plenty of time for puppy training & can offer him lots of ways to keep stimulated throughout the day.
• Brownie would love a home in at least a semi-rural area close by to plenty of exciting walks & a secure garden of his own.
• Brownie has had some socialisation with cats so homes with dog savvy cats will be considered on a case by case basis.
• Brownie has not had any socialisation with children so we will only be considering homes with older, dog savvy children.

When can Brownie travel?

Please note, Brownie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least October/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 Brownie as soon as possible!

Raven was found on the streets of Greece by a volunteer who took her to be sterilised. Thankfully, Raven got lucky and was brought to our partner shelter where she finally has the chance of finding a forever home in the UK.

Raven’s Favourite Things

Raven is a real sweetheart. She has a calm nature but shares her pen with Tiffin, and she doesn’t even mind when the younger pups are pestering her to play! She will give in eventually & enjoys a good play session with her shelter mates when she isn’t busy relaxing. When out on walks, Raven also has a real taste for adventure & especially likes to explore, she will make an excellent walking buddy once she is settled into her new environment. Adopters should be aware that Raven can be strong when walking on lead, so will need some guidance & on going lead training once she is home. Once she is back from her adventures, Raven will enjoy settling down for a big cuddle with her favourite people.

Raven’s Ideal Home

• Raven could live as a solo dog but would also suit a home with a friendly, resident dog.
• Raven would love a home in at least a semi-rural area close by to plenty of exciting walks & a secure garden of her own.
• Raven has not been tested with cats, so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with dog savvy cats on a case by case basis.
• She has not had any socialisation with children so we will be watching how her personality develops and consider homes on a case by case basis.

When can Raven travel?

Please note, Raven won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least October/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 Raven as soon as possible!

Tiffin was found as a stray wandering the streets of Greece when she was taken to be sterilised. Luckily, Tiffin found herself in the safe hands of our partner shelter where she is now eagerly awaiting her chance of a forever happy home.

Tiffin’s Favourite Things

Tiffin is a happy go lucky puppy. She has a very playful nature & constantly wants to play with her friends at the shelter. She is fairly confident when making new friends, be that other dogs or new people – especially if they have a cuddle on offer! Tiffin is a curious girl so will benefit from some exciting walking in new places once she is settled & she will also love adopters who can offer lots of one to one training to help her adjust to her new environment.

Tiffin’s Ideal Home

• Tiffin loves other dogs, so could benefit from living with a friendly doggy sibling as long as they are tolerant of a little larger & playful pup
• Tiffin will be a large dog when fully grown so extra room to accommodate her will be appreciated.
• Tiffin loves to explore & would love a home with a secure garden of her own.
• She will need adopters who can commit to regular puppy training & give her plenty of ways to keep stimulated throughout the day.
• Tiffin has not been tested with cats, so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with dog savvy cats on a case by case basis.
• She has not had any socialisation with children so we will be watching how her personality develops and will consider homes on a case by case basis

When can Tiffin travel?

Please note, Tiffin won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least October/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 Tiffin as soon as possible!

The lovely Noelle was rescued by a volunteer from poor conditions & was then adopted locally in Greece by a family. Sadly, after a short time the family decided that they no longer wanted Noelle & she was returned to the volunteer, who asked for our help to help find Noelle her perfect home. Noelle is now in safe hands at our partner shelter, awaiting a forever family who can give her all of the love she has been waiting for.

Some of the WAHF team recently visited Greece and it seems as though Noelle may have suffered some abuse in her past and can initially be fearful of new people. She responds by barking at them and can be fearful when strangers try to touch her, especially around her head/neck. However, within 2 days of meeting some of our team, Noelle felt comfortable enough to roll onto her tummy for a belly rub, have her lead put on to go for a walk & became very playful every time they visited her pen!

Noelle shows great promise for being a wonderful addition to a home but needs a little extra TLC and understanding of her past in order to thrive.

Noelle’s Favourite Things

Noelle is a very bright girl who is incredibly loving and sweet to those that she knows and trusts. She loves to have a head scratch and a tummy rub and particularly enjoys a biscuit treat!

Noelle’s Ideal Home

• Noelle needs an experienced/confident adopter who will give her plenty of time & space to get to know them on her terms.
• A home in at least a semi-rural/quiet area as Noelle is very noise sensitive & becomes frightened easily
• An adult only home without young visitors as she has not been tested with children & has some anxieties around noise / busy areas
• Noelle could live in a home on her own or with a calm, friendly & neutral resident dog that will allow her space. She can be frightened of boisterous / barking dogs but could benefit from a confident resident dog to help show her the world isn’t so scary
• Noelle has been tested with cats and she was good with them. However, she does not have regular socialisation with cats so we will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis

When can Noelle travel?

Please note, Noelle won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least October/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 Noelle as soon as possible!

Frank was rescued from a previous owner where he was sadly neglected. He arrived at our partner shelter with a severe case of mange but has nearly completed his treatment and looks so much healthier. Now that he is in the safe hands of our partner shelter, he can look forward to finding the loving home that he deserves.

Frank’s Favourite Things

Frank is a very friendly boy who absolutely loves life! He has lots of enthusiasm for almost anything, be that treats, cuddles or walks! He has plenty of energy & in his enthusiasm for life, Frank can jump up & become boisterous during play, so will need an experienced owner who can put in place some healthy boundaries during some one to one training. Frank’s adopter must also be aware that he is strong on the lead & they will need to feel confident in handling him. With so much steam to let off, Frank is looking for active adopters who have the time to keep him stimulated throughout the day with a regular walking routine, playtime & lots of all important training!

Frank’s Ideal Home

• Frank gets along well with other dogs & could live with a calm, resident dog.
• Frank will need experienced, active adopters who are committed to regular one to one training.
• Frank would love a home with a secure garden of his own.
• Frank has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops and consider homes on a case by case basis.
• Frank is a large & playful dog who can jump up & needs some training, so is not suited to a home with young children.

When can Frank travel?

Please note, Frank won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least October/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 Frank as soon as possible!

Meet the gorgeous Magenta who was previously a stray dog living in a field when she was found with her 8 puppies. Since her rescue, Magenta has watched her puppies fly the nest to their forever homes & we are hoping to find her the very same happy ending.

Magenta has a very sweet soul & is currently still learning to build her confidence when she is in new situations & around strangers. As such, we will be looking to find her a special home with adopters who have experience working with nervous dogs & are willing to help bring out the best in this special girl.

Magenta is currently very nervous of people & dogs. She has gradually learned to build a relationship with some regular volunteers at the shelter & is bravely coming out of her shell to them more each day. Magenta will need to learn that she is safe, so is going to need dedicated adopters who will spend time working to build trust with Magenta and going at her own pace.

When she meets other dogs, Magenta is still quite afraid & currently spends time on her own in her pen. It is likely that she had to learn to protect herself & also her pups when she was on the streets and, for now, she would still rather other dogs kept their distance from her. Some of the WAHF team recently visited Greece and took Magenta for a walk with the dog who lives in the pen next to her, Ellie-May. For the first time, Magenta felt comfortable to walk around another dog & even tentatively decided to sniff the same spot as Ellie-May. Magenta shows great promise for improving her confidence but she is going to need adopters who have some experience with fearful dogs, managing anxieties & people with plenty of patience and understanding.

Magenta has recently been going on some short walks with the shelter volunteers & is coming to understand that they can be rewarding & fun! However, given her uncertainty to new surroundings & unknown dogs, Magenta is best suited to an adult only home in a rural area where she will not have to encounter too many people or dogs when she is out on her walks.

Magenta is a lovely girl with a wonderful, gentle nature. We can’t wait to find her a special family who are willing to believe in her, offer her the training she needs to build her confidence & help her to realise the world is a nice place.

Please note, Magenta is ready to travel now. Thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Magenta as soon as possible!

Poppy and her brother, Michael, were brought to our partner shelter by a previous owner who no longer wanted them. It is difficult to know why she was ever given up, but now that she is at our partner shelter Poppy is finally one step closer to finding her forever home in the UK.

Poppy is a sweet natured girl who adores the company of others. She is fairly confident when meeting someone new at her shelter and enjoys soaking up lots of cuddles from the shelter volunteers. Poppy has been at the shelter for some time, and would love nothing more than to find a quiet home where she can relax and bond with adopters who will shower her with all the attention and love she deserves.

Poppy loves her walks and would definitely enjoy going out more regularly than she currently is able to at the shelter. She can be a little nervous when exploring new places at first, but once she starts to feel comfortable she walks happily on her lead and begins to feel relaxed. She may take a little time to adapt to her new home so prospective adopters will need to take it at her pace, and help positively remind Poppy how well she is doing.

Poppy will suit a home in a quiet, non-busy area where she can peacefully get used to her new life at her own pace. She gets along fine with other dogs and is OK with cats she’s met at her shelter, so we could consider homes with both. Poppy is bound to make a wonderful companion to a very lucky family. She has waited long enough for her time and we can’t wait to see how she shines!

Poppy has not been tested with children, but homes with older children who are calm around dogs could be considered.

Please note, Poppy is ready for adoption now but it may take us longer to review 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 Poppy as soon as possible!

The lovely Kitty was brought to our partner shelter along with her litter of four puppies. Luckily the family were found just in time & the shelter helped Kitty take care of her newborns. Now that Kitty’s pups have all flown the nest to their forever homes in the UK, we would love to see Kitty follow in her offspring’s paw prints to her very own happy ending, where she can can put up her paws and relax in a loving home.

Kitty is a friendly girl who adores plenty of affection and company from the shelter volunteers, she is very cuddly and adores a big tummy rub from anyone who will offer it! She happily accepted help from the volunteers when they were handling her pups to make sure they got all the treatment they needed. Kitty has been a brilliant mum and we think it is time for her to get all that she deserves in return from a lucky family who will spoil her rotten.

Kitty would love a home where she can enjoy plenty of long walks and a cosy warm bed to snooze in at the end of a long day. Food and lots of tasty treats are the way to Kitty’s heart (along with a nice tummy rub!) so we also think she could respond very well to training or learning some new tricks. She can become very excitable/playful & would love someone who will teach her how to play fetch or tug.

Kitty was initially unsure of other dogs and we think this was because she felt protective after giving birth to her precious babies, or to do with her fluctuating hormones. During her time at the shelter, this has improved and Kitty now interacts well with other dogs. In fact, she’s now quite boisterous and playful! Prospective adopters will need to bear this in mind and work on training Kitty to refocus if she starts to become too exuberant. It would be best if Kitty were the only dog her new home, which would preferably be in a quiet and at least semi-rural area.

Kitty has not been tested with cats or children. It is likely she will not suit a home with young children as she can become quite bouncy but we will be assessing homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Kitty is ready for adoption now but it may take us longer to review 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 Kitty as soon as possible!

Summer was given up by a previous owner before she came to our partner shelter. Sadly, it is believed that she lived in a yard & was kept on a chain. We are looking forward to finding Summer her forever home, where she can soak up all of the love & home comforts that she has been missing.

Summer is a beautiful girl who has settled in well to shelter life. She doesn’t complain but she is very happy when she gets attention as shelter life is monotonous and boring. She can be a little submissive when interacting but she’s incredibly friendly with new people and loves a fuss… take a look at her videos!

Summer will likely need slow introductions to her new abode, but once she is feeling comfortable we are sure that she is going to enjoy exploring all of her new surroundings. Summer is young dog with an active side that is waiting to be released, so we are looking for an adventurous family who will enjoy taking Summer on some exciting walks each day.

Summer enjoys the company of other dogs but would be just fine in a home on her own to soak up all the love! It is likely that she could live with another friendly & calm dog, however given that Summer was previously kept on a chain with little food, she is a little foodie and separate feeding areas will be a must if she is sharing her home with a resident dog.

Summer is a very bright girl with a lot of love to give & with patient adopters by her side, we are sure that she will continue to thrive.

Whilst Summer has a friendly nature, she unfortunately does not get along well with cats so we will not be considering homes with resident cats or other small furries that Summer could be interested in.

Summer has not been tested with children and we will not be placing her in a home with young children.

Summer is ready to travel now! Thank you for your patience, and rest assured we’ll be in touch to discuss your interest in Summer as soon as possible!

The lovely Oscar was found wandering the mountains in Greece when he was rescued. It is believed that Oscar was dumped here & was no longer wanted by his previous owners. Thankfully, he now has a second chance & we can’t wait to find a home that is perfect for him.

Oscar is a perfect gentleman with a wonderful nature. He will do almost anything for a treat & absolutely loves all of the attention he can get. He has a calm & patient personality & we think he is going to make a brilliant companion to a lucky family.

Given his likely hound breed mix, Oscar has a curious nature & loves to be outdoors with his nose to the ground! He especially enjoys his adventures so will need an active family who can meet his needs with a regular walking routine in some exciting spots, where he can sniff to his hearts content! He could also benefit from some enrichment games or scent work and will need extensive recall training. As long as he is using his nose, Oscar is pretty content & would love adopters who will offer lots of opportunities for Oscar to do what he does best.

Oscar is also a very clever & obedient boy who will do almost anything for a treat (sausages are his favourite!). This will be handy during those all important training sessions & when getting him used to his new home. After a long day of exploring, training & sniffing, Oscar will be quite content to curl up on an empty lap to round off his busy day.

Whilst Oscar is a confident boy he does have a particular fear of loud noises, which he has sometimes heard when there have been hunters out shooting nearby to the shelter. He can become very anxious when he hears such noises & as such, he is better suited to a home in a quiet area where there won’t be any similar disturbing noises for him to contend with in daily life.

Oscar gets along very well with the other dogs at the shelter & has made a particular best friend in his pen mate, Summer. The pair are as happy as can be & often play all day long! As such, we can definitely consider homes with a friendly, resident dog who could be willing to become Oscar’s new friend.

Unfortunately, we will not be considering homes with cats or other small furries as Oscar isn’t a fan and could have a tendency to chase.

Oscar hasn’t had socialisation with children but we will be watching how his personality develops & we will consider homes with dog savvy children on a case by case basis.

Please note, Oscar won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least August/September. 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 Oscar as soon as possible!

Meet the wonderful Friday! Sadly, Friday was an unwanted dog who was dropped off at our partner shelter some years ago. Since then, she has been patiently awaiting her chance to find a special forever home and now her time has finally come.

Friday is a big girl with an even bigger heart! She has a fantastic way with humans and absolutely adores being around her favourite people. We are sure she would relish some new home comforts and snuggle in close for her favourite thing: a big tummy rub! Friday thrives when she is around the people that she loves – she is very human orientated and for this reason she would prefer adopters who are mostly at home. After all, she’s spent many years alone already and finally deserves to be doted upon.

Friday is a relaxed dog but also enjoys getting out and exploring too. She doesn’t have extensive walks, nor regular ones, but when she does get to go out she walks well on her lead and we’re sure, once settled, she’d love some regular walking opportunities.

Friday gets along well with dogs and ignores cats but she doesn’t have regular socialisation with them.  We can consider homes with both, but she certainly won’t complain if she has all the love to herself either.

Friday has not been tested with children but we could consider homes with older children who are calm and sensible around dogs.

Now that her time has finally come, there is no doubt that Friday will be a very special member of her new family and we can’t wait to find her the loving home that she so deserves.

Please note, Friday is ready for adoption now but it may take us longer to review 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 Friday as soon as possible!

The darling Lottie was found alone, abandoned in a village when she was around 6 weeks old. Thankfully, she had managed to fend for herself before being taken to our partner shelter for the TLC she needed. Now Lottie is in safe hands, she can look forward to finding her happily ever after.

Lottie’s Favourite Things

Lottie is a very clever puppy who knows exactly what she wants! When she initially arrived at the shelter, she was very keen to soak up all of the love that she had previously been missing out on, often demanding more cuddles & could struggle if separated from the volunteers. This has been worked on over time & Lottie’s independence is growing but ideally, she would love her family to be mostly orientated at home. Lottie absolutely loves to learn & she has lots of energy so will suit a family with lots of time for extra curricular training & regular adventures in the big wide world!

Lottie’s Ideal Home

• Lottie enjoys socialising with all of the other dogs at the shelter so could suit a home with a resident, friendly dog or would be just fine as a solo pup with all the love to herself!
• As well as regular puppy training, Lottie will need a family who have plenty of time to keep her stimulated throughout the day.
• Lottie has not been tested with children but will not be suited to a family with young children.
• Lottie has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops and will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.

When can Lottie travel?

Please note, Lottie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Lottie as soon as possible!

The gorgeous Carrie was abandoned in a lay-by with her two sisters. The pups had been there a couple of weeks and sadly one of her sisters was badly injured so the volunteers took the siblings to safety, despite having no room in the shelter. Carrie was very nervous when she initially arrived & was taken to live with one of the volunteers before moving to the shelter.

Carrie’s Favourite Things

Carrie is a very sweet girl but has a timid nature & needs lots of extra reassurance to feel comfortable. Over time, she has learned that people have lots of love, tummy rubs or treats to offer & she is slowly coming out of her shell. However, Carrie will need ongoing support from her adopters & they must be sure to offer her a calm settling in period whilst she learns to trust to her new family & adjust to her new environment. Carrie may take her time to trust, but with dedicated adopters & some one to one training, we are sure that she will continue to progress in her own very special way. Carrie adores being around other dogs & comes alive on the pack walks, as such she would love a doggy sibling in her new home to show her the way!

Carrie’s Ideal Home

• Carrie is best suited to a home with a friendly, resident dog.
• Due to Carrie’s timid nature, she is not suited to a home in an urban environment.
• As well as regular puppy training, Carrie will need on going training & support from her adopters to help her confidence grow.
• Carrie is not suited to a home with young children.
• Carrie has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops and will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.

When can Carrie travel?

Please note, Carrie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Carrie as soon as possible!

Josie and her brother, Jim were found by a railway line when they were just 6 weeks old. Sadly, it was discovered that their mum had been poisoned and the pups narrowly escaped a harsher fate. Thankfully, our partner shelter came to the rescue & found the pups a loving foster home where they are now thriving & looking forward to a new life in the UK.

Josie’s Favourite Things

Josie is a very sweet girl and is thriving in her foster home. She enjoys cuddling up to her foster carers but like most pups, she is always raring to go & loves to play! She has lots to learn about the world, but is already picking up some basic training & is proving to be a smart cookie. Lots more puppy training will be needed once she arrives in her new home so she will need a family with lots of time on their hands to help her adapt to UK life.

Josie’s Ideal Home

• Josie gets along well with her brother but has not had regular socialisation with other dogs yet. However, given her nature she could live with a friendly, resident dog.
• Josie is currently living with cats in his foster home so could suit homes with dog savvy cats.
• Josie will need adopters who have lots of time to keep her stimulated throughout the day & commitment to puppy training will be a must.
• Josie has not had any socialisation with children so we will be watching how her personality develops. Homes with older, dog savvy children will be considered on a case by case basis.

When can Josie travel?

Please note, Josie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Josie as soon as possible!

Jim and his sister, Josie were found by a railway line when they were just 6 weeks old. Sadly, it was discovered that their mum had been poisoned and the pups narrowly escaped a harsher fate. Thankfully, our partner shelter came to the rescue & found the pups a loving foster home where they are now thriving & looking forward to a new life in the UK.

Jim’s Favourite Things

Jim has come on leaps & bounds in his foster home & has been enjoying all the cuddles that come with it! He is loving spending his days getting up to all sorts of puppy mischief & adores playing with his toys or with his beloved sister. Jim has picked up his puppy training very quickly but lots more training will be needed once he is home, however with a few treats in hand we are sure he will be raring to go!

Jims Ideal Home

• Jim gets along well with his sister but has not had regular socialisation with other dogs yet. However, given his nature he could live with a friendly, resident dog.
• Jim is currently living with cats in his foster home so could suit homes with dog savvy cats.
• Jim will need adopters who have lots of time to keep him stimulated throughout the day & commitment to puppy training will be a must.
• Jim has not had any socialisation with children so we will be watching how his personality develops. Homes with older, dog savvy children will be considered on a case by case basis.

When can Jim travel?

Please note, Jim won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Jim as soon as possible!

Johnny and his brother were abandoned when they were two months old near to an apartment block where they were fed & played with by local residents. As the pups got bigger, some residents started complaining and threatened to dump them elsewhere or even poison them, so the people who had been caring for Johnny & his brother asked for our partner shelter’s help. The siblings are now in a very loving foster home, awaiting their chance of their own happily ever after.

Johnny’s Favourite Things

Johnny is a lovely boy who is already proving to be a confident pup! He is very energetic so will need active adopters who can keep him stimulated throughout the day with lots of fun walks or training – he is a very smart chap so could even be an agility contender! Johnny adores people & will often jump up in his anticipation for a hug but this is being worked on & he is learning quickly. Johnny is bound to light up his new home with his happy, playful ways & he would love a family who are as full of fun as he is!

Johnny is currently being treated for Anaplasmosis, which is a tick related disease.

Johnny’s Ideal Home

• Johnny could live with a resident dog that is friendly & relaxed.
• Johnny needs an active family who are committed to on going one to one training & a regular walking routine.
• Johnny would love a home with a secure garden of his own to play in.
• Johnny has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Johnny has a very bouncy energy, so for this reason we cannot consider homes with young children.

When can Johnny travel?

Please note, Johnny won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Johnny as soon as possible!

Red and his brother were abandoned when they were two months old near to an apartment block where they were fed & played with by local residents. As the pups got bigger, some residents started complaining and threatened to dump them elsewhere or even poison them, so the people who had been caring for Red & his brother asked for our partner shelter’s help. The siblings are now in a very loving foster home, awaiting their chance of their own happily ever after.

Red’s Favourite Things

Red is a happy dog who is full of beans! He has lots of enthusiasm for life & adores being around people who are as fun as he is, he will need a family who are energetic & can offer him plenty of exercise throughout the day. He is very food motivated & quite a greedy boy, which will be a great tool during training session but adopters should be mindful of this around other dogs, as he has been known to protect his beloved treats. When Red has had his fill of fun for the day, he is very content to soak up a big love & fuss from his foster carers. Red will make a great companion to an adventurous family who will feel confident setting some healthy boundaries & showering him with love.

Red’s Ideal Home

• Red is best suited to a home as a solo dog or with a resident dog that is calm & relaxed.
• Red needs a family who are committed to on going one to one training.
• Red would love a home with a secure garden of his own to play in.
• Red has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Red has a very bouncy energy, so for this reason we cannot consider homes with young children.

When can Red travel?

Please note, Red won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Red as soon as possible!

Before she was rescued, Blossom had a miserable existence living on a metre length chain all her life. When her owner passed away, the volunteers at our partner shelter were luckily informed about Blossom and a litter of puppies who she had recently given birth to. Sadly, the puppies were terribly thin & in desperate need of care so were taken to the volunteers house before moving into a foster home. Blossom and her pups have been in foster for 3 weeks, back to their full health & looking forward to finding their forever homes.

Blossom’s Favourite Things

Blossom is a kind & loving girl who has been a wonderful mum to her pups. Despite the neglect she has previously faced, Blossom has not let this stand in her way & is clearly making up for lost time as she has so much love to give to whomever she meets & has coined the nickname, “special one’ from her foster carers. She has plenty of energy & loves to play, so is looking for a family who have a taste for adventure & will enjoy exploring the great outdoors with Blossom at their side. She has already learned to walk on her lead & will wait patiently for her food in the house. Having only ever lived in confinement, there are still many things in the outside world that Blossom is not yet used to. She can be insecure in certain situations & has not had much socialisation around cars or traffic, often finding these situations intimidating, she will therefore need lots of slow introductions & patience from her adopters whilst she learns to adapt to her new life. However, despite being nervous on her first car journey she has now learnt that it means a fun walk at the end! Blossom is a clever girl who just wants to please & with adopters who are dedicated to go at her pace, Blossom is bound to do just as her name suggests.

Blossom is currently being treated for Anaplasmosis, which is a tick related disease.

Blossom’s Ideal Home

• Blossom could live with a resident dog that is friendly & relaxed.
• Blossom has already begun some basic training which she enjoys but will need an active family who are committed to on going training & a regular walking routine.
• Blossom has never been exposed to busier, urban areas so we are only able to consider homes in rural areas with a secure garden.
• Blossom is loved by all who she meets, including cats! We will consider homes with dog savvy cats on a case by case basis.
• Blossom is a large dog so it not suited to a home with young children but we will consider homes with older, dog savvy children on a case by case basis.

When can Blossom travel?

Please note, Blossom won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Blossom as soon as possible!

Petal, along with her mum and siblings were previously owned dogs who had not been kept in the best conditions. When our partner shelter came to their rescue, the family were all incredibly thin & very nervous of accepting help. Petal is now safely in a foster home, where she is learning & beginning to socialise with new people.

Petal’s Favourite Things

Not only is Petal obviously adorable, but she is a very sweet girl with a loving heart. Petal is still quite nervous of interacting with new people & is wary of being picked up, however this is improving each day as she is learning that the world can be a kind place after all. Petal will need slow introductions to her new environment & her adopters should be committed to building a trusting relationship with her. Once she feels comfortable, Petal has a very energetic, playful side that is waiting to be released! She loves running around her foster carers garden & enjoys playing with her toys.

Petal’s Ideal Home

• Petal gets along well with her siblings & mum, but has not yet had regular interaction with other dogs. It is likely she could live in a home with a resident dog that is friendly.
• Petal is nervous of loud noises so is looking for a home in a rural area, with a secure garden of her own.
• As well as essential puppy training Petal’s adopters must be prepared to help her grow in confidence once she arrives.
• Petal has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Petal has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Petal travel?

Please note, Petal won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Petal as soon as possible!

Daffy, along with her mum and siblings were previously owned dogs who had not been kept in the best conditions. When our partner shelter came to their rescue, the family were all incredibly thin & very nervous of accepting help. Daffy is now safely in a foster home, where she is learning & beginning to socialise with new people.

Daffy’s Favourite Things

Daffy is a very sweet, friendly girl. Like most young pups, Daffy enjoys playing with her toys & tumbling around with her siblings! She is often found zooming around her foster carer’s garden & will round off the day with a big cuddle. Daffy still has lots to learn about the world & can still be nervous in new situations, Daffy will need plenty of support from her new family once she arrives home so that she can continue to be a happy, playful girl.

Daffy’s Ideal Home

• Daffy gets along well with her siblings & mum, but has not yet had regular interaction with other dogs. It is likely she could live in a home with a resident dog that is friendly.
• Daffy has not been exposed to busier environments so it suited to rural homes only.
• As well as essential puppy training Daffy’s adopters must be prepared to help her grow in confidence once she arrives.
• Daffy has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Daffy has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Daffy travel?

Please note, Daffy won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Daffy as soon as possible!

Billy, along with his mum and siblings were previously owned dogs who had not been kept in the best conditions. When our partner shelter came to their rescue, the family were all incredibly thin & very nervous of accepting help. Billy is now safely in a foster home, where he is learning & beginning to socialise with new people.

Billy’s Favourite Things

Billy is a timid boy who is still learning all about the big wide world. He is still not sure on being handled by new people, but once he knows you & you have worked to gain his trust, Billy is a cuddly boy with lots of love to give. Billy can bark if he feels nervous or unsure so his new adopters must be sure to keep nurturing Billy once he arrives home & slow introductions to new environments or people will be key for helping him adapt to his new life. Billy is a young pup with plenty of energy for playing with his toys or siblings, he has even gone for a dip in his foster carer’s pool so could be a water baby at heart!

Billy’s Ideal Home

• Billy gets along well with his siblings & mum, but has not yet had regular interaction with other dogs. It is likely he could live in a home with a resident dog that is friendly.
• Billy is not suited to a home in an urban environment.
• As well as essential puppy training Billy’s adopters must be prepared to help him grow in confidence once he arrives.
• Billy has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Billy has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Billy travel?

Please note, Billy won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Billy as soon as possible!

Rosie, along with her mum and siblings were previously owned dogs who had not been kept in the best conditions. When our partner shelter came to their rescue, the family were all incredibly thin & very nervous of accepting help. Rosie is now safely in a foster home, where she is learning & beginning to socialise with new people.

Rosie’s Favourite Things

Rosie is a sweet pup who has adapted well to her foster home. She is currently quite a quiet girl, but this should not be underestimated as she still has plenty of puppy energy to zoom around her foster carer’s garden, playing with her beloved toys or siblings! She is a smart pup who has already begun some lead training but lots more puppy training will be needed once she is feeling settled. Rosie’s confidence is greatly improving each day but she will need adopters who can continue to nurture & positively guide her when she arrives home.

Rosie’s Ideal Home

• Rosie gets along well with her siblings & mum, but has not yet had regular interaction with other dogs. It is likely she could live in a home with a resident dog that is friendly.
• Rosie can be nervous of loud noises & is not suited to a home in an urban environment.
• As well as essential puppy training Rosie’s adopters must be prepared to help her grow in confidence once she arrives.
• Rosie has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Rosie has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Rosie travel?

Please note, Rosie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Rosie as soon as possible!

Buddy, along with his mum and siblings were previously owned dogs who had not been kept in the best conditions. When our partner shelter came to their rescue, the family were all incredibly thin & very nervous of accepting help. Buddy is now safely in a foster home, where he is learning & beginning to socialise with new people.

Buddy’s Favourite Things

Buddy is a sweet, kind dog & whilst he enjoys the odd cuddle, it must be with someone he knows. He is still very timid but is learning to socialise with new people & can come around with lots of positive reassurance or treats. Buddy’s adopters must be willing to persevere when building a relationship with him & must be prepared to take things very slowly when he first arrives in to his new home. Buddy is very nervous of loud noises so will not be suited to an urban environment & his adopters will need to help him build positive associations to new experiences. Once he is feeling comfortable, Buddy’s playful side emerges & he loves to play with his toys or run around with his mum in his foster carer’s garden. Buddy is a smart chap & will thrive during some one to one training with patient and loving adopters.

Buddy’s Ideal Home

• Buddy gets along well with his siblings & mum, but has not yet had regular interaction with other dogs. It is likely he could live in a home with a resident dog that is friendly.
• Due to his timid nature, Buddy is not suited to homes in urban environments.
• As well as essential puppy training Buddy’s adopters must be prepared to help him grow in confidence when he arrives.
• Buddy has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Buddy has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Buddy travel?

Please note, Buddy won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Buddy as soon as possible!

Ava and her sister Ella were given to our partner shelter when their mother was taken to be neutered. The family were all kept in terrible conditions in a shed. Both were incredibly nervous when rescued, but have been growing in confidence whilst in the shelter volunteers care. The sisters are now looking forward to finding homes with patient adopters who are dedicated to helping them adapt to UK life.

Ava’s Favourite Things

Ava has been growing in confidence since arriving at the shelter & whilst she will now seek out love & affection from the volunteers, she is going to need patient adopters who can help her come out of her nervous shell once she arrives home. When she is feeling relaxed, she likes to snooze in the sun or play with her sister or shelter mates. Ava also loves her walks & training, she is a very smart girl & will respond well to some regular one on one training with her new family. Ava can become nervous around loud nosies or sudden movements but with a calm home & dedicated adopters we are sure she will thrive into the loving girl that she is deep down.

Ava’s Ideal Home

• Ava thrives around dogs & will need a friendly, resident dog in her new home to guide the way.
• Due to her timid nature, Ava is not suited to homes in urban environments.
• As well as essential puppy training Ava’s adopters must be prepared to help her grow in confidence when she arrives.
• Ava has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Ava has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Ava travel?

Please note, Ava won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Ava as soon as possible!

Ella and her sister Ava were given to our partner shelter when their mother was taken to be neutered. The family were all kept in terrible conditions in a shed. Both were incredibly nervous when rescued, Ella in particularly was nervous of being handled but has been growing in confidence whilst in the shelter volunteers care. The sisters are now looking forward to finding homes with patient adopters who are dedicated to helping them adapt to UK life.

Ella’s Favourite Things

Ella is a sweet & sensitive girl. Whilst she was initially very nervous at the shelter, she has learned to love & now accepts a fuss from the volunteers that she knows well – her cuddles are irresistibly thanks to her very soft fur! Ella loves going on the pack walks with the other dogs & has a special bond with her sister, Ava. The siblings are often found cuddling up to one another in bed! Ella enjoys her cosy comforts & will definitely make the most of a warm spot in front of the fire in her new home. Like most pups, Ella has lots of energy & enjoys playtime but it does take her a while to feel confident in new situations. Because Ella has a timid nature, she will need lots of positive encouragement from her adopters when she arrives in her new home. Slow introductions to her new environment will also be key for helping Ella settle upon her arrival.

Ella’s Ideal Home

• Ella thrives around dogs & will need a friendly, resident dog in her new home to guide the way.
• Due to her nervous nature, Ella is not suited to homes in urban environments.
• As well as essential puppy training Ella’s adopters must be prepared to help her grow in confidence when she arrives.
• Ella has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Ella has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Ella travel?

Please note, Ella won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Ella as soon as possible!

Georgie was found living on the streets with her two sisters when they were around 6 weeks old. Their mum was nowhere to be found so our partner shelter thankfully stepped in & took the puppies into their care.

Georgie’s Favourite Things

Georgie is a real sweetheart. She is currently the most confident out of her littler & especially enjoys cuddles or a fuss, although can become unsure if she is picked up. Like most pups, Georgie enjoys playing, exploring & heading out on the shelter pack walks, as that is where she can release all of her steam bounding around with the other dogs. Georgie would love an active family who have lots of time to dedicate to her training & will enjoy exploring the big outdoors with Georgie by their side.

Georgie’s Ideal Home

• Georgie could live as a solo dog or with a friendly, resident dog.
• Georgie would prefer a home in at least a semi rural area with a secure garden of her own.
• Georgie will need an active family who can commit to regular puppy trainings sessions.
• Georgie has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Georgie has not had any socialisation with children but will not be suited to a home with young children.

When can Georgie travel?

Please note, Georgie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Georgie as soon as possible!

Elise was found living on the streets with her two sisters when they were around 6 weeks old. Their mum was nowhere to be found so our partner shelter thankfully stepped in & took the puppies into their care.

Elise’s Favourite Things

Elise is a sweet girl who is a keen adventurer. She loves getting out on the pack walks & will bound around with the other dogs before finding a big puddle to splash about in! Elise does enjoy a cuddle & fuss, but it takes her some time to warm up to new people & she does not like being picked up. As such, she will likely need time to adjust to her new life before she feels confident enough to explore her new surroundings or snuggle on the sofa. To help her on her way, Elise would benefit from living with a friendly, resident dog to help bring her out of her shell once she arrives.

Elise’s Ideal Home

• Elise would like to live with a confident & friendly resident dog.
• Due to Elise’s nervous nature, we will only be considering homes in rural areas.
• Elise will need an active family who can commit to regular puppy trainings sessions.
• Elise will need patient adopters who are preferably experienced with timid rescue dogs.
• Elise has not been tested with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Elise is not suited to a home with children.

When can Elise travel?

Please note, Elise won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Elise as soon as possible!

Meet the darling Diva who has a special story to tell –  not only is Diva a rescue herself, but she has also been the rescuer for many other dogs in need. Diva was dropped off at at our partner shelter in Lebanon by a man who was possibly her previous owner. Diva was given up without explanation but a possible reason could be that she was pregnant at the time and ended up giving birth to her pups at the shelter! During her time at the shelter, Diva has proudly been working as a blood donor for other rescue dogs that are just like her! There is no other word to describe our Lebanon blood donor dogs than true hero’s and after all of her hard work, it is time for Diva to hang up her hero cape & find her forever home here in the UK!

Diva’s favourite things

Diva is an intelligent & independent girl. She is a softie deep down & quite enjoys being the centre of attention once she gets to know you, but Diva does need a lot of time before she feels comfortable enough to emerge out of her shell completely. Luckily, Diva is a real foodie at heart & this should come in handy when positively encouraging her during training sessions. Diva has recently moved to an adult only foster home & she is thriving well in the calm environment. In fact, her foster has now started to expect an excitable Diva when she greets her in the morning, often presented with zoomies around the house!

A little more about Diva

When she initially arrived at the shelter, it took Diva a long time until she felt comfortable being approached by the volunteers & she is a naturally sensitive girl, who prefers to take things slow & will need dedicated patience from her adopters as she learns to trust in her own time. Diva needs an understanding family who will offer her the delicate care that she needs to feel comfortable. Once she has you on side, we are sure that Diva’s loving personality will begin to emerge & she will soon relish being spoiled rotten in her very own home full of cosy comforts.

Diva has not yet had much experience or training on a lead, so adopters must be prepared to start her lead training from scratch & a decent size garden to practice this would be ideal. It is also likely that it may take Diva a while to feel confident enough to go on regular walks to explore her new surroundings and as such, we will only be considering homes in rural areas where Diva can eventually build up to longer walks in a peaceful setting.

Diva is generally good with other dogs, but she can feel wary/overwhelmed if there is lots going on. With this in mind, Diva will need slow & positive introductions to dogs that she does not know & she is better suited to a home as the only dog, where she can relax in the safe knowledge that she will be given 100% of her adopters attention!

Diva’s Ideal Home

• Given Diva’s nervous personality, we will be looking for adopters who are experienced with anxious dogs & will give Diva ample time & space to adapt to her new home.
• Diva has not yet had much experience or training on a lead, so adopters must be prepared to start her lead training from scratch.
• Diva would prefer to live in a home as a solo dog.
• Diva needs a home in a rural area with a secure garden of her own.
• Diva has not been tested with children but given her nervous nature, we will not be considering homes with young children.
• Homes with resident cats cannot be considered.

When can Diva travel?

Diva is ready to travel to the UK as soon as she finds her forever home. Please note, the adoption fee is £950 from Lebanon.

Charlie was initially adopted in Lebanon when he was a young pup, but the novelty of a small puppy sadly wore off as he got older & bigger the family decided to give him up again to the shelter. He had a sad start to his rescue journey when he was found at the side of the road with a wound on his back. Charlie was immediately taken to our partner clinic where he was given surgery and a blood transfusion by one of our hero blood donor dogs, Gia. Thankfully, Gia and the clinic helped to save Charlie’s life and he can now look forward to a loving, forever home in the UK.

Charlie’s favourite things

Charlie is a ball of excitable fun! He adores tumbling around playing with his favourite toys & is usually planning his next mission to cause a little mischief – in the best way possible! Charlie is full of character & has a loving nature with all those he’s met at the shelter. He is quite confident when making friends with new people at the shelter, as long as they shower him with lots of attention & fuss!

A little more about Charlie

Charlie is always keen to be the life & soul of the party & always wants to play with the other dogs at the shelter. He is very playful and can be a little too full on for dogs that are not as playful as him, so adopters will need to be mindful of this when introducing Charlie to new dogs. He can also be wary of some male dogs that are bigger than him. With this in mind, Charlie would be best suited to a home as the only dog, or a home with a female dog that can match his energy levels & tolerate his playful ways!

Charlie’s Ideal Home

• Given Charlie’s energetic ways, he will need an active family who can commit to a regular walking routine.
• Charlie will need a home in a rural area, nearby lots of exciting walks.
• Charlie’s adopters must be committed to regular training sessions, as he is going to need lots of ways to keep his brain stimulated throughout the day.
• Given Charlie’s excitable energy, he is not suited to a home with young children.
• Charlie has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with resident cats on a case by case basis.

When can Charlie travel?

Charlie is ready to travel to the UK as soon as he finds his forever home. Please note, the adoption fee is £950 from Lebanon.

Meet the special Gia! Gia is from Lebanon & she has a very special story to tell –  not only is Gia a rescue herself, but she has also been the rescuer for many other dogs in need. When Gia was found wandering the streets alone, it was evident that she had previously been mistreated due to a wound on her belly & was taken into the care of our partner clinic in Lebanon. Some time after her rescue, it was also discovered that Gia was pregnant. Gia safely delivered her pups who have now each found their forever homes. Since then, she has resided at the clinic & has proudly been working as a blood donor for other rescue dogs that are just like her! There is no other word to describe our Lebanon blood donor dogs than true hero’s. After all of her hard work, it is time for Gia to hang up her hero cape & find her forever home here in the UK!

Gia’s favourite things

Gia is a sweet girl who has a fun loving & friendly side. It has taken Gia a while to come out of her shell & build a bond with her rescuers, as she was initially very scared & shy. Once she learns that she is in safe hands, Gia’s playful side emerges & she continues to grow in confidence each day. However, Gia is still very nervous of new people & she has not had much socialisation outside of the clinic. She is going to need patient adopters who can read body language & understand stress signals, who will also offer their dedication to Gia whilst she learns to trust & gets used to her very new environment.

A little more about Gia

Gia can find raised voices & busy environments unsettling so to give her the best chance of adapting, we will only be considering homes in rural areas, where Gia can enjoy her life in as much peace & quiet as possible. Gia loves getting outside on her walks but she could be hesitant of her new environment initially so adopters will need to go at her pace & offer lots of positive encouragement. Once she starts to feel relaxed, we are sure that Gia will relish exploring her new adventure spots. Generally, Gia gets along well with other dogs but she does not like it when there is lots going on & does not want to be disturbed by overly energetic dogs, or puppies that will approach her space uninvited.

Gia’s Ideal Home

• Given Gia’s nervous nature, we are only able to consider homes in rural areas nearby to lots of peaceful walks.
• Gia is better suited to a home as a solo dog or we could potentially consider homes with respectable, gentle resident dog to help lead the way for her.
• Gia is going to need patient & experienced adopters who are committed to helping her overcome her anxieties.
• As Gia has a timid nature she is not suited to homes with young children.
• Gia has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with resident cats on a case by case basis.

When can Gia travel?

Gia is ready to travel to the UK as soon as she finds her forever home. Please note, the adoption fee is £950 from Lebanon.

Cira was brought to our partner shelter in a carrier bag with her siblings. The puppies were all terribly thin, full of worms & fleas. The mother has since been neutered & her pups are now safely in the care of the shelter, awaiting their forever homes in the UK.

Cira’s Favourite Things

Cira is a lovely sweet puppy, but is a little more reserved compared to her siblings. Like most young pups, she enjoys tumbling around & playing with her toys but would prefer for her litter mates to take the lead in new situations. Once she gets to know you, Cira will happily take a tasty treat & snuggle up for a cuddle but will need patient adopters to help her continue to come out of her shell.

Cira’s Ideal Home

• Cira will benefit from a friendly, resident dog in her new home who can guide the way in times of need.
• Cira will need committed adopters who will work slowly with her whilst she learns to adapt to UK life.
• Due to Cira’s nervous nature, we will not be considering homes in urban areas.
• Cindy has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Cindy has not been tested with children but she will not be suited to homes with young children.

When can Cira travel?

Please note, Cira won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Cira as soon as possible!

Indy was brought to our partner shelter in a carrier bag with her siblings. The puppies were all terribly thin, full of worms & fleas. The mother has since been neutered & her pups are now safely in the care of the shelter, awaiting their forever homes in the UK.

Indy’s Favourite Things

Indy is a very sweet, happy puppy who has thrived since arriving at the shelter. She has enjoyed going out on the pack walks, as it means she can let out her adventurous side! As well as making friends & cuddling humans, she also enjoys playing with the other puppies & has lots of joyous energy to spread around. She is already picking up some basic puppy manners at the shelter & likes to learn, especially when there are tasty treats for reward so we are sure she will continue to impress once she is in her new home.

Indy’s Ideal Home

• Indy plays well with other dogs so could be suited to a home with a friendly, resident dog.
• Indy is a young pup who will need adopters that are committed to regular training & keeping her stimulated throughout the day.
• Indy is looking for a home in at least a semi rural area & would love a secure garden of her own.
• Indy has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Indy has not been tested with children but we will consider homes with older, dog savvy children on a case by case basis.

When can Indy travel?

Please note, Indy won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Indy as soon as possible!

Thomas was only 3 months old when he was found wandering the streets of the town centre with his mum, Cassie & brother Tobie. It is believed that the family were previously owned & kept as yard dogs, but their owners decided that they no longer wanted to keep them. Now the family are in the safe hands of our partner shelter, they are each looking forward to finding their forever homes.

Thomas’s Favourite Things

Thomas is a happy go lucky pup who just loves life! He is a strong willed pup who is full of character & will be sure to light up his new home in no time at all. He will need consistent & regular puppy training but is already proving that he is a smart chap who loves to learn. Like his brother, Thomas enjoys getting up to all kinds of puppy mischief, playing with his toys or the other dogs at the shelter & cuddling up to his mum.

Thomas’s Ideal Home

• Thomas could suit a home with a resident dog, as he adores spending time with him mum & brother. On this occasion, we could consider rehoming Thomas along with his mother, Cassie.
• Thomas will need a family who can commit to regular puppy training sessions & have the time to keep him stimulated throughout the day.
• Thomas has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Thomas is due to be a large dog when fully grown, so will need extra space in his home to stretch his legs.
• Thomas has not been tested with children but we will consider homes with older, dog savvy children on a case by case basis.

When can Thomas travel?

Please note, Thomas won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Thomas as soon as possible!

Tobie was only 3 months old when he was found wandering the streets of the town centre with his mum, Cassie & brother Thomas. It is believed that the family were previously owned & kept as yard dogs, but their owners decided that they no longer wanted to keep them. Now the family are in the safe hands of our partner shelter, they are each looking forward to finding their forever homes.

Tobie’s Favourite Things

Tobie is a lovely pup who is a real mummy’s boy at heart! He is already learning very quickly at the shelter & has learned how to walk on the lead. He will need some extra training once he arrives home, as he can jump up in his excitement to share his love! Tobie adores playing with his toys & going out on adventures so will suit an active home with a family who have lots of time to keep his puppy brain stimulated throughout the day.

Tobie’s Ideal Home

• Tobie could suit a home with a resident dog, as he adores spending time with him mum & brother. On this occasion, we could consider placing Tobie in a home with his mother, Cassie.
• Tobie will need adopters who have plenty of time to commit to regular puppy training sessions.
• Tobie has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Tobie is due to be a large dog when fully grown, so will need extra space in his home to stretch his legs.
• Tobie has not been tested with children but we will consider homes with older, dog savvy children on a case by case basis.

When can Tobie travel?

Please note, Tobie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Tobie as soon as possible!

Cassie was found wandering the streets of the town centre with her two puppies, Tobie & Thomas who were only 3 months old at the time. It is believed that she had been used as a yard dog by her previous owner but they decided they no longer wanted her. Now she is in the hands of our partner shelter, Cassie is thriving & looking forward to finding her forever home.

Cassie’s Favourite Things

Cassie is a delightful girl who adores people & her pups. She loves bonding with humans, be that on regular walks, during playtime or being cuddled & groomed! When she has had her exercise for the day, Cassie enjoys sunbathing & will be sure to find a warm spot to laze the afternoon away in her new home. Whilst Cassie gets along well with other dogs, she will sometimes guard her pen by barking at them if they come near, however she shows no sign of aggression & will always greet the volunteers with plenty of kisses!

– Cassie has previously tested positive for Lymes and Anaplasmosis which are tick related diseases. However this has since been treated.

Cassie’s Ideal Home

• Cassie would be best suited to a home nearby to plenty of countryside walks where she can enjoy stretching her legs.
• Cassie could potentially live with a resident dog that is friendly & relaxed but will also be content as a solo dog.
• Cassie has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Cassie has not been tested with children but is suited to homes with older children only.

When can Cassie travel?

Please note, Cassie won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Cassie as soon as possible!

Walnut and his siblings were found at a woodyard. We know that his mother is a Bulgarian shepherd mix & we suspect that his father is a hunting hound. The siblings were very thin & in need of some urgent TLC from our partner shelter who helped them recover into happy & healthy pups!

Walnut’s Favourite Things

Walnut is a very sweet, kind and gentle soul. He was initially extremely scared when he arrived at the shelter, but over time & with lots of love & patience he has learned that he is safe & now looks up to the volunteers for guidance. He is still unsure about being picked up, but will come round with lots of tasty treats & positive reassurance. Walnut responds best to a kind & patient approach so adopters must be willing to work with him as his confidence may regress slightly when he arrives to a new environment. Walnut is still learning to walk on the lead & whilst he enjoys his adventures, he is often found lazing around after a fun walk. He especially enjoys spending time with the other dogs at the shelter & his siblings, who he could cuddle all day!

Walnut’s Ideal Home

• Walnut thrives when he is around other dogs so we will specifically be looking for homes with a resident, friendly dog who can show him the way in times of need.
• Walnut will need adopters who are committed to regular training to help him adjust to UK life.
• Walnut has a nervous nature so is not suited to homes in urban areas.
• Walnut has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Walnut has not been tested with children but is not suited to a family with young children.

When can Walnut travel?

Please note, Walnut won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Walnut as soon as possible!

Maple and her siblings were found at a woodyard. We know that her mother is a Bulgarian shepherd mix & we suspect that her father is a hunting hound. The siblings were very thin & in need of some urgent TLC from our partner shelter who helped them recover into happy & healthy pups!

Maple’s Favourite Things

Maple is a sweet natured girl who is very gentle when she meets new people. She can be a little submissive at first but soon warms up to lots of positive encouragement. Maple is also an adventurer at heart & has been known to wander off when out on pack walks, it will be important that her new adopters perfect Maple’s recall before she is allowed off lead. Like most pups, she adores playing & when the day is done, she will cuddle up to her siblings or anyone who is as snuggly as she is!

Maple’s Ideal Home

• Maple could live with a resident friendly dog.
• Maple likes to explore so will need adopters who are committed to consistent training & a regular walking routine.
• Due to her adventurous nature, we will only be considering homes in rural areas.
• Maple has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how her personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Maple has not been tested with children but we will consider homes with older, dog savvy children on a case by case basis.

When can Maple travel?

Please note, Maple won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Maple as soon as possible!

Woody and his siblings were found at a woodyard. We know that his mother is a Bulgarian shepherd mix & we suspect that his father is a hunting hound. The siblings were very thin & in need of some urgent TLC from our partner shelter who helped them recover into happy & healthy pups!

Woody’s Favourite Things

Woody is a lovely, friendly pup who enjoys his walks & adventures! He can sometimes become jumpy when he hears loud noises so will need a quiet home where he can relax. When he isn’t exploring, Woody is often found playing with his toys or tumbling around with his siblings. Due to his potential breed mix, Woody often likes to wander off on his walks in search of exciting smells, he will definitely need regular training & his recall must be perfected before he will be allowed off lead. However, Woody has already proved what a smart pup he is & he could even enjoy partaking in some extra curricular training, such as agility! Once he has finished his exploring for the day, Woody likes to take himself off for a quiet sunbathe & will peacefully sleep through the night.

Woody’s Ideal Home

• Woody could live with a resident friendly dog.
• Woody loves to learn & likes to explore so will need adopters who are committed to consistent training & a regular walking routine.
• Woody can become nervous around loud noises so we will only be considering homes in rural areas.
• Woody has not had any socialisation with cats so we will be watching how his personality develops & will consider homes with cats on a case by case basis.
• Woody has not been tested with children but will not be suited to homes with young children.

When can Woody travel?

Please note, Woody won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least 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 Woody as soon as possible!

Meet the gorgeous Benny who was left abandoned on the streets of Greece. Upon rescue, it was clear to see that he had previously been neglected & was in much need of some TLC. Thankfully, he was found by our partner shelter who gave Benny the care that he needed. Now that he is safely in a foster home, he can look forward to finding a very special forever home in the UK.

Benny is a very sweet boy who is gradually learning to come out of his shell. He was initially unsure of shelter life but, since being in his foster home, his gentle nature has emerged & as he is settling in well, climbing on the bed and sleeping with his belly in the air! However, it is sadly obvious that Benny has been previously abused and is frightened of human touch. Benny is very wary of being stroked and sometimes reacts when you go near his head so his foster has been taking things very slowly and not forcing interaction with him. Benny actively seeks out his foster for attention & to be close, but becomes wary if she approaches him for a stroke. We are looking forward to finding him a special family that will continue to bring out the best in Benny & teach him that hands will only ever be loving going forward. Benny will need lots of counter conditioning & desensitisation to touch & only serious, experienced and patient adopters should apply for his adoption.

Benny has had a little haircut since being in foster and the groomers found lots of little grass seeds in his fur, which were sticking into his body. We imagine this caused Benny a lot of discomfort and, for the first time in a long time, Benny is much more comfortable. He is now looking a lot better & a lot less matted! Benny is now fully clipped in order for his coat to grow back nicely and is spending the majority of his time inside his foster home as his skin is more sensitive to sunburn at the moment. Benny will benefit from the luxury of regular grooming once in his new home but his adopters should appreciate that Benny might need some support when learning to be groomed due to his fear of being handled. He has also been neutered & is recovering well in his foster home.

Two of Benny’s favourite things include food & going out on his walks. We know he will make an excellent companion on some regular adventures with his new family & considering he has not had regular training before, he is already taking well to walking on a lead. Please bear in mind that much more training will be needed once he is home but we are sure that his eagerness for food will be an excellent tool when keeping up the training.

Benny gets along well with other dogs & could benefit from a home with a doggy sibling to show him the way. As such, we will be considering homes with friendly, confident resident dogs but this is not a necessity.

Benny has not had any interaction with children but given his current uncertainty when being handled, we will not consider homes with young children.

Benny is currently sharing his foster home with multiple cats & gets along with them fine. We will consider homes with dog savvy cats on a case by case basis.

Please note, Benny won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least July/August. 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 Benny as soon as possible!

Emma is one of five dogs who were rescued from a dog meat farm by our incredible partner shelter in South Korea. Thankfully, Emma is now in a loving foster home before she embarks on her journey to the UK & into the arms of a special family who will give her the life that she so deserves.

Emma’s favourite things

Emma has not let the cruelty she has previously faced at the hands of humans stand in her way, as she truly adores people & being in their company. It does not take her long to make friends & she even has a soft spot for playing with children. She is a curious girl who enjoys her outdoors time, be that on walks or regular exercise in her own garden. When she isn’t romping around exploring, she will contently pick out a sunny spot to sunbathe to her hearts content. Emma is already proving what a smart cookie she is & has learned to walk on the lead & is also house trained, however the long journey could set her back slightly so adopters must be willing to start from scratch with her training if need be. Her favourite snack is sweet potato & she needs regular brushing because her fur sheds – however, she is not averse to a pampering sessions! Emma particularly enjoys socialising with female dogs & would suit a family with a friendly, resident female as we think that this will be a big help for Emma’s adjustment to UK life.

A little more about Emma

Given Emma’s past, she will likely need ongoing training & support from her adopters once she arrives home. There are still situations in which Emma can feel uncomfortable & adopters must be willing to read Emma’s signals & work with her to help her overcome these anxieties. Whilst she enjoys socialising with female dogs, she is unsure around males & would prefer not to interact with them. She is also scared of some men & particularly people holding sticks. Emma has so much to give her new family & we are sure that she will soon blossom given the one to one support that she needs.

-Please note that Emma has a luxating patella (grade 3), which means her kneecap is permanently dislocated. Adopters should be aware that whilst vets in South Korean do not recommend surgery, this could something Emma may need further down the line.

Emma’s Ideal Home

• We are preferably looking for adopters who have experience with nervous rescues.
• Emma is not suited to an urban lifestyle & would love a secure garden of her own.
• Emma would like to live with a friendly, resident female dog.
• Emma could live with older, dog savvy children.
• Emma can become vocal around cats, so cat free homes only please.

When can Emma travel?

Please note, that we do not currently have a transport date in place for Emma. 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 Emma as soon as possible!

Reina is one of five dogs who were rescued from a dog farm by our incredible partner shelter in South Korea. Sadly, the dogs were kept as a way for the farmer to claim livestock compensation from the local government. Reina & the other dogs were kept in a wire cage and was fed rotten human food. Thankfully, Reina is now in a loving foster home before she embarks on her journey to the UK & into the arms of a special family who will give her the life that she so deserves.

Reina’s favourite things

Reina is a dog full of character! She loves water & enjoys keeping squeaky clean with a bath every now & then. Reina loves to run outside & gallop in dog parks, with or without other dogs – she will kindly greet other dogs with a wagging tail & sniff for hello. She loves her toys, especially those made out of clothes or strings so adopters should be prepared to sacrifice a few socks for Reina’s entertainment! She also has lots of interest in food (chicken is her favourite!) & will try her luck to steal some when her humans are eating. However, she is successfully learning her table manners & this training should be continued once in her new home. Reina was initially scared of machines that produce air such as air conditioners or fans. In time, she has got used to these & now she will enjoy sitting next to an open window, where she loves to peek & sniff the outside world.

A little more about Reina

Given Reina’s past, there are still a few anxieties which she is learning to overcome & she will need ongoing support & one to one training once she arrives in her new home. Reina can become scared around unfamiliar men & if she hears an unexpected, loud noise. She can become vocal in these situations so will need dedicated adopters who are willing to work with her whilst she learns to adapt to her new life.

Reina has previously tested positive Giardia but has now been fully treated & cleared of the infection.

Reina’s Ideal Home

• We are preferably looking for adopters who have experience with nervous rescues.
• Reina is not suited to an urban lifestyle.
• Reina could live happily with a friendly, confident resident dog.
• Reina could potentially live with older, dog savvy children.
• Reina is not tested with cats, so cat free homes only please.
• Reina will need an active home with energetic adopters.

When can Reina travel?

Please note, that we do not currently have a transport date in place for Reina. 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 Reina as soon as possible!

Maya is one of five dogs who were rescued from a meat farm by our incredible partner shelter in South Korea. Maya is now in a loving foster home before she embarks on her journey to the UK & into the arms of a special family who will give her the life that she so deserves.

Maya’s favourite things

Maya is coming to understand that life is fun & her playful side comes out in full force when she is on her walks or playing with her foster carers. She loves her toys & would play all day if she could! She will love a family who can commit to at least two walks a day & a garden of her own to romp around in when she isn’t exploring the great outdoors.

A little more about Maya

Given her traumatic past, there are still a few areas where Maya struggles & she will need ongoing training & support from experienced adopters. Maya typically does not want to approach people first – even after she gets to know you. She is also very afraid of men, likely from past trauma – she is not aggressive, but will show fear & will bark or back away from them. However, she has shown great potential in her foster home & she is learning to trust at her own pace. Maya can also become very stressed if she is left alone, so adopters must be willing to help her work through this & she would prefer her family to be mostly orientated at home.
Maya has been on a few adventures in the car & doesn’t show any discomfort, but if the window is open she could be tempted to jump out.
Maya is not terribly interested in other dogs when she meets them outside, she mostly ignores them but doesn’t appear afraid or try to back away. In some cases, she has become friends with dogs that she’s met at home, and after this first meeting she will socialise with them without any issues.
Maya is not currently food motivated & will likely need time to adjust to her new environment before she feels comfortable enough to eat.
Maya previously had distemper, but was treated & cleared of the virus – she is a fully treated survivor!
Please note, that Maya is a high shedding dog which is typical of her breed mix.

Maya’s Ideal Home

• We are preferably looking for adopters who have experience with nervous rescues.
• Maya will need a family who are mostly orientated at home.
• Maya has not had any socialisation with children but we will not be considering homes with small children.
• Maya would prefer to be a solo dog.
• Maya has a desire to chase cats, so cat free homes only please.
• Maya will need a home in at least a semi rural area.

When can Maya travel?

Please note, that we do not currently have a transport date in place for Maya. 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 Maya as soon as possible!

Maggie is one of five dogs who were rescued from a meat farm by our incredible partner shelter in South Korea. Maggie is now in a loving foster home before she embarks on her journey to the UK & into the arms of a special family who will give her the life that she so deserves.

Maggie’s favourite things

Now that she is free from a life in a cage, Maggie absolutely loves to run around & has a very playful nature which emerges when she feels safe. She already knows her name, has a very healthy appetite & especially enjoys a tasty treat or snacking on a long lasting chew! Maggie likes to drink lots of water & has recently enjoyed a kayak trip with her foster carer, (although she is not a fan of water when she’s about to take a bath!). Once she is home from her adventures, Maggie likes to snooze the afternoon away in a very cosy spot. Maggie also loves the company of all dogs & will especially benefit from a confident, resident dog in her new home.

A little more about Maggie

After all she has been through, Maggie has understandably taken a while to learn to trust humans again. Maggie has already learned how to open up but is not used to lots of attention & whilst she will accept a stroke if approached slowly, she does not like cuddling & much prefers her own space. She can become very frightened of strangers, loud noises or if her lead is pulled too forcefully. Maggie is going to need on-going support when she arrives in the UK & we are looking for dedicated adopters who will be patient with her & continue the excellent work that she has begun to help her adapt into a new environment & home.
Maggie has previously tested positive with Giardia but has since been treated & is now cleared of the infection

Maggie’s Ideal Home

• Maggie is frightened of loud noises so we are only considering homes in rural areas.
• Maggie is looking for a canine companion in her new home & especially likes small dogs.
• Maggie has not had any socialisation with children but we will not be considering homes with small children. Homes with older children will be considered on a case by case basis.
• We are preferably looking for adopters who have experience with nervous rescues.
• Maggie has not been tested with cats, so cat free homes only please.

When can Maggie travel?

Please note, that we do not currently have a transport date in place for Maggie. 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 Maggie as soon as possible!

The sweet Beaux was born in a field along with her siblings. Their mum is an owned dog & will soon be sterilised to prevent the cycle again! The litter are now in the safe hands of our partner shelter and each are looking forward to finding their forever homes in the UK.

Beaux is a sweet natured pup. Having only recently been rescued, Beaux’s personality is still developing each day & she is gradually learning to come out of her shell. She is currently a little unsure in new situations but responds well to positive reassurance & once she gets to know you, enjoys being picked up & cuddled.

Beaux may be a little timid once she arrives in the UK, so adopters should be willing to help build her confidence & take things at a slow pace to help her adapt. Luckily, Beaux loves a tasty snack which will also come in handy during those all important puppy training sessions!

Beaux loves to play & always enjoys running around with her siblings. She also gets along well with other dogs & could especially benefit from a home with a friendly, resident dog to help show her the way in times of need.

Due to her more nervous nature, we will only be considering quiet homes in at least a semi rural areas to give Beaux the best chance of settling into her new environment.

Beaux hasn’t had socialisation with cats or children but we will be watching how her personality develops and will consider homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Beaux won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of September. 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 Beaux as soon as possible!

The gorgeous Frida was born in a field along with her siblings. Their mum is an owned dog & will soon be sterilised to prevent the cycle again! The litter are now in the safe hands of our partner shelter and each are looking forward to finding their forever homes in the UK.

Frida is a real sweetheart. She and her siblings have only recently been rescued, so their personalities are still developing each day. At the moment, she is the most unsure out of her brothers & sisters, but she soon forgets her nerves when she hears a kind voice or smells a tasty treat! Frida will likely be timid when she arrives but she shows great promise to becoming a real snuggle monster as she loves being picked up for a cuddle with people that she knows well.

As well as helping Frida gradually build her confidence, adopters will also need to commit to regular puppy training sessions to help her learn those all important puppy manners. As a young pup, Frida will need active adopters who have lots of time for playtime as well as puppy training!

Frida likes other dogs & always enjoys playing with her siblings. Given her timid nature, she could especially benefit from a friendly, resident dog by her side to help her thrive.

We will only be able to consider homes in at least semi rural areas, as Frida could find urban environments a little unsettling.

Frida hasn’t had socialisation with cats or children but we will be watching how her personality develops and will consider homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Frida won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of September. 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 Frida as soon as possible!

The adorable Kahlo was born in a field along with her siblings. Their mum is an owned dog & will soon be sterilised to prevent the cycle again! The litter are now in the safe hands of our partner shelter and each are looking forward to finding their forever homes in the UK.

Kahlo is a sweet, cuddly & friendly puppy! Kahlo & her siblings have only recently been rescued so their personalities are still developing each day. At the moment she is proving to be a confident girl who enjoys attention.

Kahlo is currently spending her days exploring & getting used to the big wide world. She still has plenty of learning to do so will need adopters who will keep her stimulated throughout the day & can commit to plenty of puppy training lessons when she arrives home. Kahlo loves her treats & responds well to a kind, positive voice for encouragement.

Kahlo loves nothing more than playing & tumbling around with her siblings! She also gets on well with other dogs & could be rehomed with a friendly, playful resident dog.

Kahlo hasn’t had socialisation with cats or children but we will be watching how her personality develops and will consider homes on a case by case basis.

Please note, Kahlo won’t be ready to travel to the UK until at least the end of September. 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 Kahlo as soon as possible!