Poodle

Best Life Dog Rescue

ALFIE is a gorgeous 2 yr old Goldendoodle who is currently under assessment and will be looking for a home very soon. More details to follow.

Silver Fox Dog Rescue

Andy is a male Toy PoodleDate of birth 4/1/2023Foster in SouthamptonAndy is a sweet, funny, playful, active little boy. He was originally rescued in China from an over crowded yard where the dogs have to huddle together in kennels outside at night.He only has one eye, when he first arrived he had a stiff leg, however now he has built muscle he has no issues at all with his legs.He loves the other small dogs in foster and is looking for a home with at least one other similar size and age playmate, he is on the go all the time with the dogs or his toys. Andy also loves his walks, greets dogs and people well.Will sometimes get a fright and will squeal if he is startled from the wrong side due to having no sight in one eye.He has met cats with no issuesOlder sensible children only as he can be mouthy with excitement when playingAny resident dogs must be neutered and proof provided from your vetTo apply there are no forms, simply private message our Facebook page or email info@silverfoxdogrescue.com with full details of why you are the best home for Andy and how you match his full criteriaDue to the high costs in getting him here safely his adoption fee is slightly higherWe are a dedicated team, that successfully help and rehabilitate dogs from many different backgrounds.Our DogsInfo@silverfoxdogrescue.com Tel 07941340016

Silver Fox Dog Rescue

Annie is a female Toy PoodleDate of birth 8/6/2024Foster in HullAnnie was a worried little girl when she first arrived and hid for a couple of days. Once she realised she was safe and she had watched the other dogs she settled well.Annie is looking for a home with at least one other sinilar size and age dog who is confident and she can continue to learn from.She will need reminding about her toilet training to begin with and lots of socialising out and about.Not cat testedOlder sensible children onlyAny resident dogs must be neutered and proof provided from your vetTo apply, there are no forms, simply private mesage our Facebook page or email info@silverfoxdogrescue.com with full details of why you are the best home for Annie and how you match her full criteriaWe are a dedicated team, that successfully help and rehabilitate dogs from many different backgrounds.Our DogsInfo@silverfoxdogrescue.com Tel 07941340016

Doodle Aid

Archie is available for adoption from Doodle Aid.

Animals In Need

Archie is a lovely older boy, aged 13 yrs. He is a bit overwhelmed at finding himself in rescue. He would love a quiet home where he can rest his paws.www.animals-in-need.org is the proud winner of best designed website from the pet forums community. The Pet Community ‘Pet Rescue’ award is handed out to special pet rescue websites who go above and beyond the call of duty to help abandoned and homeless pets in their local communities. As most people know, all pet rescue centres are made up of hard working, dedicated volunteers who give their valuable time to this great cause, this award is to say our hard work is appreciated and acknowledged by pet lovers within our own online pet community.

Guardian Angels Dog Rescue

Hi my name is AstaI am a boy Schnoodle – Schnauzer X PoodleI am NeuteredI’m still a baby at 1 1/2 years oldMicrochippedVaccinated but not up to dateNo aggression, friendly, very submissive. Loves cuddles, his favourite place is between two peopleI Love long walks and exerciseI get a bit Excitable with visitors to the home but I do calm down. I am still a young boy and can sometimes be little disobedientGets on well with other animals and childrenKnow basic commands but still requires some training. Has started off lead training.House trainedCrate trainedKids 10+CT postcodeFill the form in www.guardianangelsdogrescue.co.uk

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Audrey?Audrey is a three-year-old Poodle cross looking for an understanding home where she can gently discover the world at her own pace. Having had a very sheltered start to life, Audrey would thrive in a quieter residential or rural setting where things move a little more slowly and she can build confidence without feeling overwhelmed. A home with a secure garden is essential so she can enjoy time both indoors and outdoors while she gradually learns about lead walking and adventures beyond the home. Audrey would love to live with another friendly dog who can show her the ropes. Patient adopters who are happy to introduce new experiences slowly will help her flourish, and she could live with sensible secondary school-aged children who can learn to read her body language. Initially she would benefit from a household with only occasional visitors while she gains confidence, and her adopters should be prepared to continue her training, including house training and helping her feel comfortable with things like car travel.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Ava?Ava is on the search for her forever home with patient adopters! She would like her adopters to understand her worries and allow her to take things at her own pace. Ava has had an unsettled start to life and has been making great progress in our care. She will need extra patience, calm and gentle reassurance and confidence-building. It will take time for her to feel comfortable in her new environment and for her full personality to shine. Everything about the world is new to her, so she will need dedicated adopters to teach her everything from scratch and build on her confidence. Ava is looking for a quieter home life that is away from any main/busy roads with lots of noise. Ava's dream home would have another well-matched dog who can help her build her confidence and help her to settle into her new home. She would really benefit from having a private and secure garden with direct access from the house, as she is still being introduced to leads and harnesses. Due to her worries, she would like minimal visitors to begin with and could live with children 12+ who are dog-savvy, calm and can give her time to adjust to life in a home. Ava would like her adopters to be around for most of the time to begin with, to help her settle. She would love committed and patient owners who are happy to welcome a dog like Ava into their home!

Mid Antrim

BaileyFemale17 MonthsPoodle x(we think there may be cairn terrier mixed in there?)Reason for surrender – neighbour complaints relating to noiseLittle Bailey has really struggled with the stress of kennel life, sadly the little lady spent the first two days hiding under her bed.While most of the dogs overcome this fear it seemed Baileys was extreme so she hasn’t spent a night in the kennel since.We have had Bailey live between our office and living room, she has fortunately really settled and built some lovely relationships with the team.Bailey isn’t used to a lot of visitors to her previous home and this coupled with her reactions here would lead us to say she will need a quieter home with no young children. We will consider homes with children aged 13 + years.Bailey may be able to live with another dog pending successful meet and greets.AN APPLICATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETED TO BE CONSIDEREDWe are open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1.30pm – 4.00pm.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 processedIf 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.https://midantrim.org/dog-application

RSPCA

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Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bette?Bette is on the search for her forever home with patient adopters! She would like her adopters to understand her worries and allow her to take things at her own pace. Bette has had an unsettled start to life and has been making great progress in our care. She will need extra patience, calm and gentle reassurance and confidence-building. It will take time for her to feel comfortable in her new environment and for her full personality to shine. Everything about the world is new to her, so she will need dedicated adopters to teach her everything from scratch and build on her confidence. Bette is looking for a quieter home life that is away from any main/busy roads with lots of noise. Bette's dream home would have another well-matched dog who can help her build her confidence and help her to settle into her new home. She would really benefit from having a private and secure garden with direct access from the house, as she is still being introduced to leads and harnesses. Due to her worries, she would like minimal visitors to begin with and could live with children 14+ who are dog-savvy, calm and can give her time to adjust to life in a home. Bette would like her adopters to be around for most of the time to begin with, to help her settle. She would love committed and patient owners who are happy to welcome a dog like Bette into their home!

RSPCA

Biscuit is a gentle and sensitive boy who is still learning about the world around him. While he can find new people and unfamiliar situations a little overwhelming, he is already beginning to show signs of growing confidence with calm, patient handling.As he starts to feel safe, Biscuit slowly comes out of his shell and shows a softer side. He enjoys his comforts, especially his cosy bed, and loves playing with his toys.Human interaction is still quite new to Biscuit, so he will need understanding owners who are happy to let him take things at his own pace and build trust in his own time.He has a relaxed approach to food and prefers to graze rather than rush his meals. Biscuit is comfortable around other dogs, and could live with a calm, friendly companion who will give him space and reassurance.Having never experienced life in a home before, Biscuit is right at the beginning of his journey. He is currently learning to walk on a lead and will need support with all aspects of training, including house training and basic commands. A secure garden will be important while he settles and learns.Biscuit is looking for experienced, patient owners who can offer him a quiet, understanding home and the time he needs to continue building his confidence. With gentle guidance and ongoing socialisation, he has so much potential to develop into a loving and rewarding companion.