Weimaraner

Hope Rescue

He thrives in an active household where he has regular opportunities for both physical exercise and mental stimulation. Like many young gundogs, Apollo can become easily excited and sometimes struggles with frustration, so he will do best with owners who understand how to support dogs through adolescence and are confident — or willing to learn — about consistent training techniques.Apollo can be wary of other dogs and will need careful, patient guidance to build confidence in social situations. He will benefit from slow, positive introductions to new dogs rather than being overexposed or rushed into busy environments. Access to quiet walking areas such as fields or woodland, away from traffic and heavy activity, will help him feel calm and secure.While Apollo works on managing his social skills around other dogs, he is currently looking for a home as the only pet.He is looking for a home with children aged 14 and over who understand he may need time and space to settle. Apollo will also need support to develop confidence when left alone, so a household where someone can be present.With the right environment, consistent guidance, and patience, Apollo has the potential to grow into a loving, confident, and joyful companion who will bring energy and affection to his forever family.

Alpet Poundies Rescue

BLUEBlue is a 5-year-old male Weimaraner who is very shy of people - loves to play but scared to come close for a cuddle. An ex-breeder, he really deserves a home to call his own with patient people to give him confidence. He will need lead training and house training, having never lived indoors. ​No cats or small dogs.​See on FacebookADOPT

Mid Antrim

Duke is a large, goofy Weimaraner who is looking for a highly experienced and special home.Duke’s history does included a serous person directed bite, we have taken the situation extremely serious and consulted two qualified animal behaviourists to gain their professional opinion on whether we could safely rehomed Duke again. Both behaviourists agreed that rehoming could be considered provided strict conditions were met.Since the incident , Duke has shown no further aggression. We have spent considerable time getting to know Duke and building up positive relationships.Essential criteria-A secure garden, well enclosed garden.A quiet home with few visitorsNo other animalsAn adopter willing to commit considerable time to behaviour trainingWilling to work with our behaviourist pre and post adoption, while we will assist with cost there may well be some cost to you also.Happy to buy in to all areas of our safety measures (muzzle and lead in public places).We have spent many months getting to know Duke and found it to be very rewarding, Duke builds strong bonds with his handlers, we are hopeful that his future could be one where he has a good happy stable life away from kennels and in the warmth of a home.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

St Giles Animal Welfare

With your love and support I know my life is going to be so much happier, healthier and whole.We never rehome an animal without careful assessment and a home visit.Every animal is neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before leaving for its new home.If you are interested in rehoming one of the many cats*, dogs** or small animals looking for their forever home, please, email your completed application form.*For cats only you can make an appointment to view our rescued cats without submitting an application form. Please note, we will only be able to show you the cats available on the day of your arrival. We cannot guarantee which cats are available from when you booked your appointment to the day of your visit.**only send in a application form if you think you have found your ideal canine companion.All of the animals we have available for adoption are able to be viewed on this website and in person during your pre-booked appointment with a member of our rescue team.Our main aim is to ensure that all the animals in our care have the most comfortable stay possible until they are able to find their forever homes, therefore, we do not allow visitors to walk around the rescue centre to view the dogs. We have found this to be very stressful for the dogs and can give the prospective adopter an unfair reflection of their true personality. For this reason we have an appointment only policy.Companies House No. 15090999Opening TimesMorning: 10am till 12pmAfternoon: 2pm till 4pmAny queries, please contact:Director – Jack LinnellJack@stgilesanimalcentre.co.ukWelfare Supervisor – Komala@sgaw.co.ukMarketing/Fundraising enquiries – marketing@stgilesanimalcentre.co.ukMade with for our rescues

St Giles Animal Welfare

With your love and support I know my life is going to be so much happier, healthier and whole.We never rehome an animal without careful assessment and a home visit.Every animal is neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before leaving for its new home.If you are interested in rehoming one of the many cats*, dogs** or small animals looking for their forever home, please, email your completed application form.*For cats only you can make an appointment to view our rescued cats without submitting an application form. Please note, we will only be able to show you the cats available on the day of your arrival. We cannot guarantee which cats are available from when you booked your appointment to the day of your visit.**only send in a application form if you think you have found your ideal canine companion.All of the animals we have available for adoption are able to be viewed on this website and in person during your pre-booked appointment with a member of our rescue team.Our main aim is to ensure that all the animals in our care have the most comfortable stay possible until they are able to find their forever homes, therefore, we do not allow visitors to walk around the rescue centre to view the dogs. We have found this to be very stressful for the dogs and can give the prospective adopter an unfair reflection of their true personality. For this reason we have an appointment only policy.Companies House No. 15090999Opening TimesMorning: 10am till 12pmAfternoon: 2pm till 4pmAny queries, please contact:Director – Jack LinnellJack@stgilesanimalcentre.co.ukWelfare Supervisor – Komala@sgaw.co.ukMarketing/Fundraising enquiries – marketing@stgilesanimalcentre.co.ukMade with for our rescues

The Cliffe Kennels

Height 62cmThis gorgeous boy is looking for an experienced new home.He is independent and happy doing his own thing.With other dogs he shows an interest initially wanting to play but then is happy to walk away.He needs training as doesn't appear to know any commands.On his lead he walks nicely but can then start wearing and spinning. He is strong on his lead.Jumps up so we would prefer no children.At the moment he shows very little interest in toys or playing.Very interested in what's going on around him and is very alert.Ideally his new home will have a large secure garden with people who are active and experienced in training large dogs.Lovely boy who just needs some training.

Alpet Poundies Rescue

MAISIEMaisie is a 9-year-old Weimaraner, very friendly and sweet-natured. An ex-breeder, she had never lived indoors so she has now gone to a foster home to learn the basics. She is so happy to be getting the cuddles she loves so much.See on FacebookADOPT

Blue Cross

I'm a 5-year-old Weimaraner from Sheffield rehoming, advice and behaviour unit and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.Thanks for clicking on my profile. I have now been matched with a loving family and I’m looking forward to settling in at my new home. However, many of my friends still need adopting.Nala is a friendly, affectionate girl who loves meeting new people and being involved in family life. She’s a real companion dog who enjoys staying close to her favourite humans and is at her happiest when included in everyday routines. Nala has lived with children and is gentle, playful and responsive around them, making her a lovely match for an active family.Full of energy and enthusiasm, Nala is looking for a home that can offer her plenty of exercise and outdoor adventures. She thrives on long-line walks, secure field sessions and regular opportunities to explore. Her lead walking is still developing, and she can be strong at times, but she is very motivated by treats and enjoys engaging with training.Nala is sociable and friendly when out on walks and likes meeting other dogs, though she can become excited and may pull to say hello. However, she would not be suited to living with another dog and will need a dog free home where she can relax without sharing her space.She has settled well in a busy family environment before and adapts nicely to household routines. Nala enjoys having company but can settle once she feels secure, and she would benefit from owners who can continue building her confidence and independence over time. She loves being involved in whatever her people are doing and will happily join in with relaxed family time after an active day.Nala is a wonderful, loving girl who will make a fantastic companion for an active household seeking a loyal family dog. If you enjoy long walks, have a dog free home, and are looking for a warm, people focused companion, Nala may be the perfect addition to your family.The best way to stay up to date with what's going on at Blue Cross is to join our mailing list.Blue Cross is a registered charity in England and Wales (224392) and in Scotland (SC040154). A company limited by guarantee. Registered company in England and Wales under company number 00363197. Registered address Shilton Road, Burford, Oxfordshire, OX18 4PF.

North Clwyd Animal Rescue

Sebby – Working with potential owners's Notes:Sebby is a very excitable and energetic lad which is typical of his breed. Unfortunately he has been recently returned to us due to his behaviour shown in the home.He had spent 3 months in a boarding kennels due to his owners ill health, then brought to us for rehoming, but unfortunately he has missed out on alot of his social and environmental development.He is looking for a home that has previous experience of Weimaraners, with people who are also willing to work with our behaviourist to ensure his behaviours are managed correctly in his new home.Sebby is a very clever and playful lad, who loves to learn new things.Sebby can be a strong boy, but now walks lovely on a Gen-con to help with his strength and make his walks more enjoyable.This needs to be continued by his new owners, to ensure he is under control whilst out and about on adventures.Sebby does suffer from seperation anxiety, which is a typical trait of his breed, but we hope in time to come, with the correct input, this can be improved.He is such is lovable and friendly lad, who throughly enjoys human company and would love cuddles on a big comfy couch.He adores adventures through the woods and getting his nose into what he can whilst out and about.He can be a tad unsure of noisy lorries, but has now learnt to stop and wait until it passes by, whilst looking back at you for reassurance.Since arriving with us, he has spent time around other dogs at a distance, as he doesn’t know how to fully interact with them.He is wanting to interact but doesn’t know how to fully, so will need gentle guidance with this over time, to build his confidence around them, so is looking to be the only dog in the home.He has a huge amount of potential to be a fantastic canine companion as he is great company to be around.We feel Sebby could live with older children aged 14+, who are used to large bouncy dogs.Sebby is showing signs of being toilet trained, but will need added input in his new home.We really hope he doesn’t have to wait long for his furever home!can live with older childrenfriendly with dogsfriendly with strangerscan’t live with cats

Hope Rescue

Zeus is an active boy who thrives on movement, enrichment and having a job to do. As you might expect from his breed mix, he is intelligent, energetic and sensitive. He will need an active home that can meet both his physical exercise needs and his mental stimulation needs every day.He can struggle with frustration and can become easily over-aroused in busy or highly stimulating environments. Because of this, Zeus would benefit from owners who have experience with gundog breeds, particularly through adolescence, and who understand how to support dogs with lower frustration tolerance. Confident adopters or those willing to learn and put consistent training in place will help him develop better coping skills and emotional regulation.Zeus would thrive in a home with easy access to quieter walking areas such as fields or woodland, where he can decompress away from busy roads, heavy traffic and large numbers of dogs. He will also need patient guidance around socialisation to help build confidence without overwhelming him. Slow, positive exposure will be key to helping him feel secure.He is looking for a home with children aged 14 and over who can understand his need for space and calm interactions. Zeus will need time and support to settle, particularly around being left alone, so a home where someone is around for much of the day initially would be ideal, Zeus is looking for a home where he the only pet.Zeus just needs a home willing to invest the time in helping him grow into the fantastic dog he is capable of becoming.