Fetcher Dog

Fetcher Dog

Anthony was rescued from the streets of Bosnia with his Mother and siblings when he was a tiny puppy. He was living on the side of a busy road and needed rescuing urgently so was taken in by our rescuer. He is now waiting at the rescue centre in Kent for a home of his own.Anthony is a sweet and gentle boy. He is nervous with new people and new situations but does warm to people with a little bit of patience and attaches himself to someone for comfort in new situations. He likes to sit on our laps and rest his head on our knees for comfort. Anthony loves playing and running in our field. He likes to chase his siblings around and throw his toys around the field. He loves food and treats and warms to new people faster with treats.Anthony has never lived in a home before so will need full training and socialisation upon adoption.

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Asher came to us from the pound when he was due to be put to sleep. We initially agreed to take his brother Rowan in but when Asher appeared at the pound too, we couldn't leave him behind.Asher was so scared and shut down in the pound. It was clear he hadn't been treated with much kindness but as soon as he arrived at the centre and knew he was safe, he flourished ans quickly became the bouncing, loving and playful boy he was supposed to be.Asher is the most loving and sweet boy when he gets to know you. He loves to bound around our field and play and he really loves bum scratches and belly rubs. Asher has been good with the other dogs at the centre but was a bit fearful of them when he first arrived so will need slow introductions with new dogs so that he doesn't get overwhelmed.We do not know anything about Asher's life before the pound, so please expect to do full training upon adoption.

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Bowie and his brother Jimmy showed up in the pound a week apart after being found as strays. We believe they were bred by a breeder and when they remained unsold, they were dumped. They were both in terrible condition when they were found. Bowie was extremely underweight and scared but we knew we had to help him. However before he made it to us his health took a drastic turn and he started to show signs of parvovirus and he had to spend a week in the vets. No one was sure whether he would survive because of the terrible condition he was in to begin with but luckily, he made it through. This presented a challenge as he was then a parvovirus carrier and couldn’t come to the centre until he was completely better so Stephanie (one of our founders) took him home with her and she was able to nurse him back to health, get him back to a good weight and get him to the point where he could join the rest of our rescue at the centre. Bowie has made a wonderful recovery and is now ready for a forever home of his own.Bowie is a lovely boy who really loves attention and affection. His favourite things in the whole world are toys and he just loves to play with them, play tuggy and zoom around the field. He is a very high energy boy but is very motivated by food which helps with the games and mental stimulation he needs.

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Cathy came to us from the pound when she was due to be put to sleep due to lack of space.Cathy is a lovable goofball who loves to play, bounce around and have fun! She is the sweetest girl who thinks she is a lapdog. She loves cuddles and belly rubs and is an affectionate girl. Cathy really loves treats which will hopefully help with training and she has been good with the dogs at the centre and at the pound.We do not know how Cathy ended up in the pound so please expect to do full training upon adoption.

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Chef was rescued from a local council pound after he was brought in as a stray and not claimed. He was extremely underweight when he was found but with a good diet, he has already started to put on weight. We do not know anything about Chef's life before the pound but we know that he will have a happy future.Chef is a real sweetie. He is very affectionate and even though he can be a bit cautious and shy with new people, it doesn't take long to win him over. Chef greets us every day with a very wiggly bum and an awoo. Chef loves to zoom around our field and explore. He loves to run, play and roll around in the grass. Chef will need full training upon adoption.

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Dylan was rescued from a pound in East London where he had run out of time and was going to be put to sleep due to overcrowding. Luckily, we found him just in time and he is now brightening each day for us at the rescue centre in Kent. Dylan was very underweight when he was rescued and he has now put on a healthy amount of weight and is waiting for a forever home of his own.Dylan is a sweet and soppy goofball. He loves everyone he has met so far and just wants to be with us. Dylan can be overwhelmed and anxious in new situations but we have found that he adjusts well with time and patience. He loves to play with any and all toys and his absolute favourite thing is his giant teddy bear.Dylan is a very cuddly and soppy boy. He likes to think he is a lapdog despite his size. He loves belly rubs and kisses.Dylan may of lived in a home before because he does know a few commands but please expect to do full training upon adoption.

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Eddie was a local owner surrender to us at the rescue centre. He came to us through no fault of his own at 12 years old and we hope that someone will open their heart and their home to him despite his age.Eddie is a sweet and caring boy. He is very friendly and loves affection. He loves his toys. He had a very sheltered life in his home for the last three years, not leaving his crate except for small trips into the garden for the toilet. Before this, he enjoyed his walks.Despite his age, he is an energetic boy who would enjoy going on walks. He can dislike some dogs and be reactive on the lead as he was previously attacked by a husky but this is not with all dogs.We do not know much about Eddie's life so please expect to do full training upon adoption.

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George came to us when she ran out of time at the pound and was going to be put to sleep. It is always harder to find rescue spaces for malinois's but we thought she deserved a chance.When George first arrived she was extremely reactive to the other dogs at the centre but with some time and patience as well as some calming supplements, she has got used to the routine here and has calmed down. She will need more training and socialisation upon adoption but she has already made massive progress.George is such an affectionate, goofy and loving girl. She enjoys sitting with us in the field in the sunshine, having belly rubs and laying in our laps. As a Malinois, she will have jigh energy levels and will need an adopter willing to put in lots of time and effort into her training and not give her just daily exercise but mental stimulation too.Due to her reactivity we believe George would be better in a home where she is the only dog. We do not know if George has ever had a home before so please expect to do full training.

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Isaiah and Esme were rescued from one of the worst kill shelters in Bosnia where the dogs aren't provided with any food, veterinary care or comfort. After their rescue, we found out that they had been left at the shelter with when their owner could no longer care for them. We quickly realised that they rely on each other for comfort and we would love to find a forever home for them together.Isaiah is a very friendly boy and has been since the moment he was rescued and brought to safety. He is more confident with new people than Esme and she gets confidence by being with him when she is introduced to new people. They both love their food and treats which should help with training. Isaiah he is a very cuddly and affectionate boy with more people but Esme needs some time to warm up to new people. They have both been great with the other dogs at the kennels and loves to run around and play with them, with or without toys!Even though they came from a home, we do not know what training they had so please expect to do full training upon adoption.

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