Faith Animal Rescue

Faith Animal Rescue

She’s a clean, well-behaved girl who enjoys her home comforts and does great off lead. She’s friendly with other dogs and is currently living with a female mastiff, though they can have occasional disagreements. Because of this, we feel Betty would be best suited to a home either as the only dog or with a calm male companion.Betty is ready to find her forever home where she can truly thrive If you think you could offer Betty the loving home she deserves, please fill out our adoption form here:https://www.faithanimalrescue.com/apply-to-adopt-a-dog

Faith Animal Rescue

When Misty first arrived, she was extremely nervous and found kennel life overwhelming. She has made lovely progress with our team, but she will need a very understanding and patient foster carer to continue helping her build confidence.If you’re looking for a dog to cuddle straight away and take on easy, relaxed walks, Misty is not the dog for you — at least not yet.Misty must live with at least one resident dog who is 100% friendly, confident, and good with both people and other dogs. She would be best suited to living with male dogs, as we feel this would give her the most stability and confidence. She takes great comfort from other dogs and relies on them for reassurance. A calm, steady “pack” will help show her that the world — and humans — aren’t so scary after all.With our staff, Misty has come a long way. We can now gently put a lead on her, walk her, and remove it again — but everything must be done at her pace (divas do not like to be rushed!). She may bark at strangers at first, but she is able to walk alongside new people as long as they don’t try to touch her.When Misty arrived, her coat was extremely long and matted. As she wasn’t comfortable being handled, we had to make the decision — for her welfare — to ask our vets to sedate her so she could be fully clipped. She tolerated this well, and she’s clearly feeling much more comfortable now without all that excess coat.If she feels overwhelmed or rushed, she may nip out of fear, so her new home must be fully prepared to go slowly and respect her boundaries at all times.Misty is not yet house-trained and will need access to a very secure garden, along with regular opportunities outside while she learns. We are looking for a home in the local Norfolk area so we can continue to provide full support as she progresses. No children, please. She hasn’t yet been tested with cats, but this can be arranged if needed.With time, patience, and kindness, we are confident that Misty will build a strong bond and learn to trust. For the right home, helping her blossom will be incredibly rewarding.If you have any questions or would like to discuss Misty further, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Faith Animal Rescue

Very high energy easily excited. She is shy on first meeting with people but if ignored only take 5 minutes before she is demanding a fuss. She does need to get over her fear of new people and is getting better but will still bark at strangers on the lead if she thinks they are going to approach her. She is good to pick up and to check over loves a belly rub. She can be good with male dogs that are calm anything high energy she can't cope with. She needs lots of exercise and stimulation. Going to training classes somewhere would be recommended. Narla is the sweetest girl and is full of promise in the right home. The staff absolutely love her and we will miss her but she does need her own home to further her training. She will need to be the only pet. Please only apply if you can help her along her training road.

Faith Animal Rescue

Woody is:️ Housetrained️ Travels well️ NOT destructive️ Very good on the lead️ Friendly and affectionate when relaxedHe mixes well with dogs here at the rescue and happily runs in the yard with five others. However, in his previous home he bullied the older resident dog, so he must be the only dog in the home, or possibly live with a confident, bossy female who won’t be pushed around.Woody struggles with resource guarding. He will guard food, toys, and even his bed if boundaries aren’t in place. This is not a dog for a first-time owner or someone unwilling to put the work in. He needs an experienced home that understands dog behaviour and will calmly and consistently manage and correct this behaviour, so it doesn’t escalate.He is not a dog who “just bites” — his guarding behaviour is predictable and manageable in the right hands. With structure, leadership and clear boundaries, we truly believe the sweet boy we see shines through. Woody’s Ideal Home:Adult-only home (no children)Experienced owner who understands resource guardingIdeally the only dog, or possibly with a confident femaleSomeone consistent, patient, and committedWoody doesn’t need perfection — he needs understanding, guidance, and someone willing to see past the stubborn streak to the loving dog underneath.If you think you could offer Woody the structured, experienced home he needs, please get in touch.