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Leash of Life has been rescuing and rehoming dogs since 2013, run entirely by dedicated volunteers driven by a love for dogs. The charity… Read more

Dogs Available from Leash of Life

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Luca, a Unknown old male Labrador available for adoption from Leash of Life in WiltshireWiltshire

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Luca

SexMale
AgeUnknown
BreedLabrador

Luca’s person is very very poorly and can no longer look after him. He urgently needs a new home or an interim foster home. Luca is used to being the only pet...

Jasmine, a 6 months old female Collie X available for adoption from Leash of Life in WiltshireWiltshire

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Jasmine

SexFemale
Age6 months
BreedCollie X

Only 6 months old and possible Collie mix. Typical playful puppy, getting into mischief. Insecure at the moment, so needs a calm adult-only home where someone...

Katie, a 3 years old female Whippet available for adoption from Leash of Life in SomersetSomerset

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Katie

SexFemale
Age3 years
BreedWhippet

3 year old Katie just wants a home with a young playmate she can go bonkers with. She is desperate for a dog friend who will interact with her and buddy up....

Woody, a 6 months old male Unknown available for adoption from Leash of Life in WiltshireWiltshire

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Woody

SexMale
Age6 months
BreedUnknown

The lovely Woody arrived into foster a few months ago and is ready to start looking for his forever home. Woody is an intelligent, sweet but sensitive 7 month...

Pip, a 2 years old male Jack Russell Terrier available for adoption from Leash of Life in WiltshireWiltshire

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Pip

SexMale
Age2 years
BreedJack Russell Terrier

Little Pip is a sweet, friendly 2 year old Jack Russell who came into our care from the pound as an unclaimed stray. Thanks to his carer he is now...

About Leash of Life

Leash of Life has been rescuing and rehoming dogs since 2013, run entirely by dedicated volunteers driven by a love for dogs. The charity helps dogs from pounds and, where possible, also supports the rehoming of locally based UK dogs. A small team of mainly Wiltshire-based foster carers provides home environments for new arrivals, helping with house training, lead walking and basic manners while assessing each dog’s needs. This careful preparation ensures every dog is matched to the most suitable forever home and given the best possible start to a new life.

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