Pug

RSPCA

Hi.. I'm Barney (aka your future shadow!) I'm a 10 year-old gent looking for a nice calm home where I can finally pur my paws up and relax.Let's get the important bits out of they .. I'd prefer to be your one and only (no dogs please), and a home without young children would suit me best - older, sensible kids (10+) could be okay.Now, onto the good stuffI love my walks - I stroll like a pro on the lead ( vary handsome, if i do say so myself). Because of a past leg injury, I'm currently on shorter walks, but with time and care, I might be able to build up the walks a little. Slow and stready wins the race, right? I do like my personal space when I'm out and about - I'm not a fan of dogs getting too close to me on walks. If another dog barks at me I might have a little bark back. With the right handling and a bit of space I'm a good boy.Food? Oh yes... I am VERY motivated by snacks. Treats = instant best friends.I'm not house trained yet, but don't worry - my humans will give you all the tips you need to help me learn. I'm a clever boy, especially when snacks are involved!I would really love a home where somone is around most of the time, as I'm not a fan of being left alone. I just like company.. and honestly, who wouldn't want me as their little shadow?So, if you're looking for a loyal companion who loves a gentle walk, a comfy bed and full snack jar.. I might just be your guy.Love,Barney

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bella?Bella is a 4 year 8 month old sweetheart who is looking for a loving home where she can feel loved and secure. She would prefer to be the only dog in the home so she can enjoy all the attention to herself! Bella can live with children age 11 and above and would suit a family who can build up her leaving hours gradually, giving her time to adjust at her own pace.Is Bella right for you?Bella is a very sweet, friendly girl who loves cuddles and being close to people. She has a gentle nature and thrives on affection , making her a wonderful companion for a quieter household. With patience and love, Bella will blossom into a loyal best friend who will happily curl up beside you.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bella?Bella can live with children of high school age but not other dogs. She has lived with cats before but she does chase them outside of the home. She has recently had surgery to improve her breathing and has made a full recovery. Bella is house trained but becomes stressed if left alone for any length of time.Is Bella right for you?Bella came in to our care incredibly overweight and with some obvious difficulties with her breathing. She has been in a foster home where she has been able to lose weight steadily until she was ready for BOAS surgery and is now a whole new dog! Bella is very friendly with people and loves having visitors in her foster home, greeting them excitedly at the door and happily jumping on welcoming laps. She has been brilliant in her foster home but does sometimes ask to be let out during the night, or is disturbed at times by lights outside and finding a nighttime routine that suits her is a work in progress! Something we know that Bella really struggles with is the TV, more so when there are animal on it. She will lunge and bark at the TV. Her foster family are receiving advice from our Behaviour team on this, as will her adopters. Bella finds exercise a lot easier now she's in better shape, and can be surprisingly strong on her lead! She is very reactive when she spots another dog and she's being taught to focus on her handler instead.

Manchester and Cheshire Dogs Home

Calista is a sweet girl she came into our care as a stray, she has been here for a couple of months building up her health and strength. She is a golden oldie so is after a home where she can go for little walks throughout the day as she enjoys being outside and sniffing in the grass but also is after a nice comfy sofa to call her own. She is a cheeky girl who likes to shout when its food time or she wants to go outside. She does like to try and escape out of the kennel if she has the chance. Calista does tend to prefer going to the toilet outside rather than in her kennel but does have the odd accident through the night.Calista can go with children who are over 8 years old – subject to a successful meet. Calista has interacted well with dogs whilst in our care, so could be rehomed with a calm older dog if they got on during the meet and greets.*Applicants that are successful will be provided with further information on each dog to the best of the charity’s knowledge

Pawprints Dog Rescue

Chilli is an older boy who is looking for a family to look after him in his golden years, he still really enjoys going for walks and having a play but then will like to have a good nap – on your lap if you will let him! When Chilli first came to us, he had a lot of problems with his skin, but with some love, medicated shampoos and medication he is really thriving and feeling much better. He loves human company and will take all the fuss and cuddles on offer but nothing for him beats FOOD! Watch where you put your plates and snacks as he will seek them out! Everyone who meets Chilli instantly falls in love; he is a true happy character and will definitely put a smile on your face. Yes, he is an older boy, but he really does have a lot of life left to offer a new family. He is currently in a foster home where he has settled in really well, he has been toilet trained, able to be left for a few hours and even lives with a rabbit – although he does enjoy having a bark at them.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Daisy?Daisy is a 7 year old pug that is looking for a quiet home to call her own. She can be reactive to people and dogs, therefore she is looking for someone with minimal visitors and quiet walking areas. She enjoys doggie play dates but can get jealous over attention so would be best suited as the only dog in the home. Daisy is house trained, travels well in the car in her crate, and can be left alone for 4 hours once settled. She also loves her toys and will happily entertain herself with them.Is Daisy right for you?Are you looking for a fun, energetic, and clever little dog with heaps of personality? If so then Daisy could be your perfect match! She is an incredibly affectionate girl who will need patient and understanding owners while she settles into a new home. She does have some medical needs, including a special diet for her skin but this will be discussed with any potential adopters.

Lola's Trust

Dolly has been in foster for 6 weeks and come really far with training. She's still learning but is well behaved for her age. She loves a lot of exercise, going for runs and endless cuddles. She's a very loving dog and will do most things for a treat.

Margaret Green Animal Rescue

Let us introduce you to our gorgeous, energetic lady called Forrest, who is a medium sized 8 month old Collie x Pug.Forrest can be shy with other dogs until she gets to know them, but slowly and surely she is gaining confidence each day in this area, with positive introductions to canine friends on site. She will need continued work on her lead walking as she likes to greet you paws first and also help with recall too as she seems to think she has better things to do.She is a very active who has a real zest for life and has taken on the Collie energy, she thrives when she has something to do and loves playing with her toys. Forrest could potentially live with dog savvy children over 10 years of age and would prefer to have her owners around for the majority of the day helping her to establish a much needed routine.Forrest is an affectionate girl with so much love to give and with patient owners who are willing to continue building her confidence and furthering her education by taking her to training/socialisation classes, she will make a rewarding and loyal companion.

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Disposition: Happy , friendly, funDog friendly: been ok with dogs of similar sizePrevious bite history: not that we know ofPrey drive: not that we have seenBreed experienced owners: not necessarily as long as breed research has been done .Can they live with other dogs : one other calm dogRural/Urban: rural would be better for softer ground to walk on.General background: Frankie didn’t have the best start in life but this hasn’t affected his happy nature. He is vocal ( talking rather than barking )Please read the specific requirements We assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post.We won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usnorthumberlandogrescue@gmail.comREHOMING AREA IS BERWICK TO NEWCASTLE

Safe Rescue For Dogs

Grace is a small crossbreed (possibly pug chihuahua in the mix?) aged around four years old. living with a cat. Needs resident dog(s). Adult only quiet home. Grace has come into our care recently from the Botosani public shelter in Romania. She was terrified in the shelter environment and, although still very timid here, she is gradually progressing in confidence. She will need the company of another dog or dogs in her forever home. Despite being scared she has never so much as snapped at any of us whilst handling her. She is a delicate little soul living in a world of giants that she is only now starting to understand. Grace is not a quick fix and will not be a friendly little lap dog overnight. She needs an adopter that understands that trust takes time to earn when you have only ever been let down and failed by humans. It’s a long road ahead but an incredibly rewarding and worthwhile one. She is tense to the touch and she flinches at sudden movements, there’s a lot of emotional wounds to heal that only time, patience and love can patch up. Grace will need a quiet home environment with no children. She can live with cats and must have at least one dog in full time residence.Grace fostered Poringland NorfolkAdoption Donation Fees are Puppies already neutered and all adult dogs: £430. Un-neutered puppies on spay/neuter contracts: £530 (You will receive a £100 rebate once you send us proof of neutering). Senior dogs (10+ years): £150–£250 (depending on age and individual needs).When you adopt a Safe Rescue dog, you MUST use a slip lead. This will keep your dog safe: your new dog will be nervous and will not trust you, and you will not know which situations might upset your dog. If your dog panics, then a slip lead is the only way to prevent your dog from escaping (many dogs can escape from a collar and/or harness). It will take AT LEAST 3-6 months for your dog to settle-in and for you to know your dog fully (longer for nervous dogs). The slip lead must ALWAYS be used during this settling-in period. Even after your dog is settled, it is safest to use the slip lead in situations where your dog may become scared (e.g. visiting new places, around unfamiliar people, at the vet), and it situations where unexpected triggers might happen (e.g. around bonfire night). Nervous dogs may always need to wear a slip-lead as a back-up safety measure. The slip lead is a safety device and must NEVER be used as a training tool. Using the lead to apply pressure to the dog’s neck is damaging. If your dog pulls on the lead, then we can advise you on training methods that avoid harm. Once your dog is settled, you may want to consider using a harness (together with the slip lead) if your dog is comfortable with being handled when it is fitted. Most harnesses are not escape-proof, but harnesses with a strap behind the ribcage (e.g. Ruffwear Webmaster or Perfect Fit Harnesses) are safer. Retractable / extendable leads must never be used on our dogs. Adopted dogs must be collected from the rescue and transported straight home in a secure metal crate. Fences and gates must be 5foot minimum in height and secure.

Blue Cross

I'm Gypsy (& Kiki) I'm a 6-year-old Pug Cross from Devon: Exeter rehoming, advice and behaviour unit and I'm looking for my forever homeI'm a 6-year-old Pug Cross from Devon: Exeter rehoming, advice and behaviour unit and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.Introducing our loveable girls, Kiki and Gypsy!This sweet pair of sisters have a wonderful bond and are on the lookout for their new home together.They love nothing more than cuddling up on the sofa together and being near their familiar people. When they’re not busy napping, Kiki and Gypsy enjoy exploring lots of different exciting walks, always making sure they are never too far apart from each other.The girls are very affectionate with everyone they meet, but especially love a fuss and attention from their favourite people! They are looking for a home where their new owners are around all of the time, initially at least, and time spent alone will need to be built up slowly. They will need two adults in the home and are unable to live with cats or other dogs.We’re sure this perfect pair will steal your hearts – can you offer them their forever home?Flat faced (brachycephalic) dogs suffer from additional health problems, which may impact their quality of life. We always recommend anyone thinking about adopting or buying a flat faced (brachycephalic) dog to thoroughly research the breed beforehand. Our expert team will be able to give you tips on exercise and weight management and advice on any support Kiki and Gypsy may need.

Leicester Animal Rescue

Jess came to us from the pound where she was taken as a stray. She is unsure of meeting new people to begin with but she does have a love of food which certainly helps with winning her over. She walks well on a lead and seems friendly towards other dogs but we do not know what she is like with cats. Because of her unknown history we will home her with children over the age of 12 years old