Border Collie

Lola's Trust

Arlo is an energetic bundle of joy who loves being outside (but not in the rain). He is good with kids - although we would recommend older due to his energy levels - but can be picky with dogs and prefers smaller dogs.

Scottish SPCA

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Border Collie Trust

Hello, I’m Bayley!I’m a 5 year old neutered Collie Cross, and I’ve had quite the journey. I originally came to the rescue because my humans weren't feeling well enough to look after me. I've spent a very short time in two further homes, but I got worried around new people and did growl and snap.I can be a bit unsure when meeting strangers, so I’ll need someone patient who can let me come to them in my own time but once I'm confident you're not a threat i will be your best friend. I will do best in a calm home without lots of visitors or young children, where I can feel safe and relaxed.The good news? I’m housetrained, I know some basic commands, I love playing with toys, I travel well, and I sleep peacefully through the night. I tend to avoid other dogs, though I might react if they react to me first, and I’m a little nervous around traffic and loud noises — so slow and steady wins the day with me!If you’re willing to give me time, patience, and lots of gentle reassurance, I’d love to show you what a loyal and loving companion I can be. I will need you to visit me more than once so I can really get to know you before you take me home.

RSPCA

Ben is a lovely lad who came to the centre via an inspector after he was found living in squalid conditions along with many other dogs. Due to his past being very restricted, it has left him unsure when to adapting to new situations and surroundings. He is a very sweet natured boy who is learning that there is a whole world out there for him to explore, he is beginning to understand that life can be fun and exciting but it all has to be done at his own pace.Ben will need adopters who will commit to his continued training, he is unsure around traffic and will need his family to help him and continue with the work we have been doing with him since arriving at the centre. Ben is a lovely boy who is beginning his new life away from the confinement of his previous home, he will need an experienced owner and is not suitable for first time dog owners.Ben is a very friendly and affectionate dog who loves being with his people, he will make a fantastic addition to the family lucky enough to adopt him. Ben's adopters will need to meet with the centre's behaviourist before adoption to help with his transition in to a new home.Ben is suitable to live with another compatible dog after a successful introduction at the centre and children aged 12 years and over.

Border Collie Trust

I came into care because my previous owner couldn’t give me enough time due to work. I had a 7-week stay with another family, but it didn’t quite work out as I got a bit defensive with the lady of the house when she tried to correct me but when dad was around I felt much happier around her.I’m a friendly guy when meeting people, I am housetrained, happy to be left alone for a few hours, and I travel well. I can be a little unsure around other dogs at first and often bark but once introduced correctly I can be ok but I may not live with others. I do have a bit of a chase instinct when it comes to cats.I’m looking for a patient and understanding family who can help me feel confident and loved.

RSPCA

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Mid Antrim

Buddy Male 6 Months Border Collie x BoxerReason for surrender- owners personal problems leading to Buddys needs not being met.Buddy is an expert at pulling funny faces. (proof attached) It must be the Boxer in him?Buddy is another big silly baby who just adores people and cuddles. Anyone lucky enough to meet this big man will fall in love!Buddy could live with children aged 8 + years who have a sensible approach to dogs.Buddy could live with another dog pending successful meet and greets. .* .We are open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1.30pm – 3.30pm.If you are interested in offering this dog a home and you meet the criteria listed, then please click on the following link to complete an online application or visit us during the above days and times.If you are being considered, we will be in touch to arrange an appointment for you to meet the dog and start the rehoming process.All parts of the form must be completed to ensure your application can be processed.If you are being considered to commence the adoption process you will receive a call from a number ending in 081 or 993; due to time constraints there will be a limited timescale to answer or respond to our message.Dog Adoption Application

Border Collie Trust

Bunty is a 1yr old entire black and white border collie. She came into our care after being found as a stray She is a little shy when first meeting people but soon makes friends. She is good around other dogs although the previous rescue did say she sometimes "herds" smaller dogs.

Border Collie Trust

Buttons is a 7mth old entire collie cross. She came into our care from her own home.She is a little nervous meeting new people but if given a little space quickly makes friends. She is housetrained, is ok being left alone for odd hours and travels well.She hasn't been socialised around other dogs and is easily worried and will often bare her teeth so requires positive interaction with calm dogs.

Animal Rescue Cumbria

Looking for a fosterer, with a view to adoptI would like to be the only pet.I could live with secondary school aged children.I would like to continue my training.This handsome Border Collie is full of enthusiasm and always ready for his next adventure. Fun-loving, energetic, and eager to explore, Chaplin approaches life with endless excitement.As you’d expect from a clever Border Collie, Chaplin thrives on both physical exercise and mental stimulation. He can sometimes get a little overexcited on walks, but with consistent guidance and plenty of appropriate outlets for his energy, he’ll make a fantastic companion.Chaplin is incredibly eager to please and loves spending time with people. It’s clear he hasn’t had much structure before coming into our care, so he’ll benefit from patient adopters who can continue his training and help him learn the ropes. He arrived with us as a stray and is still undergoing assessment, but he has already shown what a fun and affectionate dog he is.Chaplin is looking for a foster home with a view to adopt due to an injury to one of his legs. Full details will be provided once an application has been completed. The good news is that he doesn’t let his injury slow him down and is able to enjoy all the normal activities a dog loves.If you’re looking for an active, intelligent dog who will thrive with training, adventure, and companionship, Chaplin could be the perfect addition to your family.

Lola's Trust

Charlie is a playful, clever pup that has already mastered the basics and walks nicely on the lead. He’s friendly with other dogs (especially males), great with dog-savvy kids, and would suit a fun, active home where he can keep learning.

Border Collie Trust

Chase is a 9yr old neutered collie. He came into our care as his owners felt they no longer had the time to give him.He has lived in a rural area and would possibly benefit from the same again. He is a friendly boy but would be better suited to a quiet home without young children.Chase is housetrained, is ok being left alone for a few hours, loves to play ball, has lived with a cats and travels well. He prefers his own space away from other dogs so would need to be an only dog. He does sometimes lunge at traffic if being walked by a bust road