Many Tears Animal Rescue

Many Tears Animal Rescue

Alfie is a very sweet boy who has come to us from a home after his owner could no longer care for him. We are told that he has always lived as an only dog, although he did have a brief trial in a home with another dog. During that time, it became clear that Alfie can become very attached to his people and may guard them from other dogs, as he prefers to keep his chosen humans to himself. Because of this, he will be looking for a home where he can be the only dog and enjoy all the love and attention without having to share. He does enjoy meeting other dogs out on walks and can socialise well outside the home, but he prefers not to share his living space or people.Alfie is a working breed type, so he would be best suited to adopters with previous experience of similar breeds who understand his needs and can provide him with plenty of both mental and physical stimulation. He loves being out and about and thrives when he has structure and activities to focus on.He is currently working on a training plan to help with his car reactivity, which is going really well. Each day he is taken out 3–4 times for short training sessions. He is given a few minutes to run around and burn off energy, and then we focus on structured training using “Alfie sit,” “watch,” followed by treat rewards and praise. These sessions last around 10 minutes each time, and he is proving to be a very intelligent boy who is learning quickly and responding really well to the routine.Alfie walks well on the lead overall, though he can still pull at times and may react to passing cars, so this will need ongoing, consistent training in his new home. Once he knows you, he absolutely loves fuss and attention and forms strong, loyal bonds with his people. He would benefit from adopters who have plenty of time to spend with him and who are happy to continue building his confidence and reinforcing positive behaviours. We would consider homing him with older, dog-savvy teenagers who will allow him to settle at his own pace and respect his space when needed.We are told that he can sometimes bark when left alone, so his adopters will need to gradually build up any time he is left as he settles into his new home.As he has previously lived in a home, we believe he is house trained, although he may need some reminders during his settling-in period.Alfie will need a secure garden with fencing of at least 6ft to ensure he is kept safe.Alfie will make a wonderful addition to a loving home that is willing to give him plenty of attention and continue working with him on his training and behaviours.He has arrived to us with a docked tail.

Many Tears Animal Rescue

20-04-26 Alice is a beautiful girl who has come to us from a breeder to find her forever home. At the moment she is a scared girl who is finding everything quite overwhelming. Once you spend some time with her she does start to come out of her shell, but she will need lots of love and TLC as she settles in.She will be looking for a calm and quiet home where she can settle in at her own pace. She will need at least one other kind and confident resident dog to take her under her wing and help her learn that the world isn't so scary.Alice isn't used to being touched or handled at the moment and finds this quite worrying, so will need kind and understanding adopters. She has never lived in a home environment before, so her adopters will need to support her as she adjusts to everyday life, including learning all about house training and how to walk on a lead.Alice is sweet girl who is simply looking for a loving home where she can feel safe, build her confidence, and be given all the patience and love she truly deserves.Alice has come to us with generalized alopecia all over, that should grow back with time. She has a cyst on her last mammary gland that has been drained when she was spayed.Alice has a travel document.Alice has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

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09-05-26 Beau has come to us from a breeder and is now ready to begin her search for a loving forever home. She is a sweet little girl who isn't quite brave enough to approach us just yet, but is happy to have a gentle fuss and be handled. Once in your arms she absolutely loves cuddles and seems to really enjoy being carried. She is a true sweetheart who is already showing us just how affectionate she can be, although she is still a little shy and overwhelmed to find herself here.Beau will be looking for a calm and quiet home where she can continue to grow in confidence at her own pace. She has never lived in a home before so she will need patient and understanding adopters who can help her learn all about home life. This will include house training and learning how to walk on a lead, but with kindness and reassurance we are sure she will blossom.Beau relies on other dogs for confidence and so will need another kind resident dog in her new home to be her friend and help guide her as she settles into her new life.She is a really lovely girl who is ready to start her new chapter and become someone’s very special companion.Our vets have noted that Beau's eyes are slightly cloudy and will assess this further. She also has an inguinal hernia, which will be repaired at the time of her spay.Beau has been given the Gift of Life by Carolina Olsen

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Bella is a sensitive and affectionate girl who has already had quite a journey with us and is now patiently waiting for the right forever home. Bella originally came to us from a breeder and has since experienced home life for the first time, including a short stay in foster care and a brief adoption. She settled really well in her foster home and coped well with the transition to home life, however she struggled more in the adoptive home. She didn’t settle as well and had a few moments of panic, and the adopters didn’t feel as though they had the right experience to help her.Bella is ready to find her forever family, but she will need a calm, quiet, adult-only home with adopters who can offer patience, structure, and reassurance. Bella can form a strong bond with her main caregiver and may show signs of separation anxiety, so adopters will need to be around all day initially and gradually build up the time she is able to be left.Since returning to the rescue, Bella has truly begun to blossom. She has a calm and happy presence and is showing her affectionate nature more and more each day. She seeks out human contact, enjoying gentle fusses under her ears, back and bum rubs, and will happily nudge for more attention. She is also very food motivated, which helps to build her confidence and encourages her to try new things. She has formed a strong bond with familiar staff and clearly thrives with kind, consistent handling.Bella is currently kennelled with four other dogs and, despite being the largest, she is gentle and gets along beautifully with them. She will need at least one kind, confident resident dog in her new home to continue offering reassurance and guidance as she grows in confidence.Her harness training is progressing well in quiet areas, where she is happy to trot along, enjoy sniffing, and take treats. Busier environments are still more challenging for her, so her adopters will need to continue this training slowly and at her pace. Previously, Bella would yelp when being handled so had thorough veterinary checks to make sure it’s not pain related. Since bonding with staff she no longer does this so she was just a very worried lady but has done amazingly with kind, slow handling.Bella is a sensitive soul who has not had the easiest start in life, but she is trying her absolute best to be brave. With time, patience, a calm environment, and the support of a canine companion, she has the potential to become a deeply loving, loyal, and devoted little girl. Bella is waiting for someone special who can see the wonderful dog she is and give her the chance she so truly deserves.Bella is currently being treated for mild conjunctivitis in her right eye.

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09-05-26 Bob has come to us from a breeder and is now beginning his search for a loving retirement home. He is a very sweet boy who is happy to come up to you to say hello and already loves fuss and attention once he knows you, although he's still a little shy to find himself here.Bob will be looking for a calm and quiet home where he can settle in at his own pace. Having never lived in a home before, he will need kind and understanding adopters who can help him settle in to home life and learn new skills like house training. He is starting to learn all about walking on a lead and harness, but this is still very new to him.Bob loves other dogs and will need another kind and confident resident dog in his new home to help show him the way and give him the confidence he needs as he adjusts to his new life. We would consider homing him with dog savvy, gentle teenagers or older children.On arrival our vets noted that he has no back paws, but this doesn't seem to bother him and definitely doesn't seem to slow him down.Bob is a sweet boy who is ready to start his new chapter, and we can’t wait to see him blossom in a loving forever home.Bob has been given the Gift of Life by Carolina Olsen

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Please meet the very handsome Buck, who has travelled all the way from Romania in the hope of finding his forever home. Since arriving here a few months ago, Buck has truly blossomed! Initially a little shy with new people, he now settles quickly and happily shows off his affectionate, gentle nature. He loves attention, enjoys fuss, and is more than happy to make new friends once he feels comfortable.Buck is such a comical boy, always finding little ways to make you smile, but he is also incredibly affectionate. He has that spark of energy that brightens even the hardest of days.Buck absolutely loves his food. You’ll hear his excited bark echo around the rescue at mealtimes without fail. He also really enjoys his walks and having a good run around the big yard, where he can let out all that happy energy. Buck also has the most cuddly side to him; he loves nothing more than resting his head on your lap while he slowly dozes off to sleep.Buck has boundless, puppy-like energy and is so much fun to spend time with. He is happy, bouncy, and full of life, with an infectious enthusiasm that staff and volunteers can’t help but fall in love with. He walks beautifully on a harness and has made fantastic progress with lead confidence, now happily trotting along on a slip lead without a care in the world.Buck was briefly adopted but was sadly returned as he didn't get along with the resident dog. Buck enjoys the company of well mannered female does and does enjoy sharing his kennel with another dog, so we would consider homing him with a laid back female dog if they were the right match. He can get a little jealous of sharing attention with another dog, but in the right home with experienced adopters this could be managed. That said, Buck would be equally happy to be homed as the only dog and get all the love and attention for himself.Buck would be best suited to adopters who have experience of owning dogs from a similar background before and who are around most of the time, so they can spend lots of time with him. He would love to find an active home where he can be kept both physically and mentally stimulated and enjoy plenty of walks and adventures with his new family. He could share his home with older, dog-savvy teenagers aged 16 and over, who can appreciate and understand that he will need a gentle, quiet introduction to the home and his own space to settle in.Although Buck had never lived in a home before being adopted, he settled in wonderfully and was clean in the house. He wasn’t phased by the TV or radio and quickly found the sofas and beds! He can still be a little shy when first meeting men, but it doesn’t take him long to warm up. Buck also isn’t keen on sudden loud noises or sticks and brooms, so this is something his adopters will need to work on desensitising him to. He doesn’t like having his front paws touched, but he will politely let you know by gently pulling them away.Buck is a truly special boy with so much love to give. He is absolutely wasted in kennels and will make a loyal, devoted companion for a very lucky family. He arrived with no tail, but this doesn’t bother him in the slightest and only adds to his charm. Please don’t overlook this wonderful lad, as Buck is more than ready to find his forever home.Buck has received negative test results for Brucellosis, Leishmania, Giardia, Heartworm, Ehrlichia canis, Borrelia burgdorferi and Anaplasma.Buck has a passport.

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17-04-26 Carry is a sweet, gentle girl who has come to us from a breeder and is currently very scared, timid, and unsure of humans. She will need plenty of time, patience, and TLC in her new home to help her learn to trust and build a loving bond with her family. Once she gets to know you, she will approach you for a fuss but she isn't comfortable being picked up at the moment as this is very new for her.Carry will be looking for a calm and quiet, adult only home where she can settle in at her own pace. She relies on other dogs for comfort and will need at least one kind and confident resident dog in her new home. A canine companion will provide her with reassurance and help guide her as she learns about home life, giving her someone to lean on as her confidence grows.As Carry has never lived in a home before, her adopters will need to be understanding while she learns the basics, such as house training and walking on a lead. The big wide world may feel overwhelming for her at first, so starting with calm, gentle experiences, like exploring the garden will help her gradually gain confidence.With love, patience, and understanding, Carry has all the potential to blossom into a happy and trusting companion.Our vets have noted that Carry has a Grade 3 patella luxation in her right hind leg, this isn't causing her any issues at the moment and may improve with gentle exercise but it will need to be monitored by her adopters and their vets and should she need any treatment in the future it wouldn't be coverable by insurance.Carry has a travel document.Carry has been given the Gift of Life by Wendy Bowen

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Cedar is a very timid little lady who has come to us from a breeder. She is completely shut down and has very little life experience, so everything is new and frightening for her.Since arriving, she has shown tiny but meaningful steps forward. At first, she was too scared to eat for over a week. It took a lot of patience, different foods, and ways of feeding before she began to feel safe enough to eat. Eventually, she started taking chicken at the back of her kennel, where she felt secure, and now she will eat her normal food alongside the other dogs, even if someone is watching. In recent weeks she has progressed even further and now will eat a treat from the floor near her kennel mummy.Cedar’s fear of humans is very strong. She avoids being touched or handled, and her whole body tenses when interaction is necessary. But there are glimpses of trust: in the mornings, she would run to the front of her kennel, tail wagging, giving kisses when she saw someone familiar.She is now in a foster home where she is learning the basics of home life and learning new skills like toilet training. She is enjoying exploring the garden and spends her time figuring out how the world around her works.She isn’t ready for harness training or walks outside. Cedar needs to build her inner confidence before she can experience the outside world. Her future home will need to understand that progress will be slow and must never be rushed.Cedar will need very experienced, calm, and patient adopters who can provide unconditional love and consistency. She may never fully reveal why she is so scared, but with time and gentle support, she can start to feel safe and learn that life can be kind. She needs a quiet, understanding home where she can grow at her own pace, with someone who will never give up on her. She needs a resident dog that will take her under their wing and allow her the patience she needs to grow.This little lady has already taken small steps forward, and with the right home, she can continue to do so, slowly, carefully, and surrounded by love.Cedar has been given the Gift of Life by Loraine Dixon

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18-04-26 Cloe is a very worried little lady who has come to us from a breeding environment and is not yet comfortable with being handled. It’s clear she has had very little experience of kindness, so she can be quite flighty and may panic if approached too quickly and can choose to make the wrong decision if pushed out of her comfort zone.Cloe settles quickly once she feels safe and has already begun making lovely progress. With her favourite member of staff she is already showing her funny and affectionate side and is happy to approach him, kiss his fingers and will even do a little excited dance. With patient, understanding adopters who can appreciate why she may feel scared or defensive and support her as she builds trust, we believe she will settle in and start to come out of her shell.She will need a calm and quiet adult-only home with no visiting children and with adopters who have experience of scared ex-breeding dogs and who are willing to give her the patience, kindness, and time she needs to truly thrive.Cloe is already starting to approach you slowly on her own terms and so will need plenty of time, gentle encouragement, and extra TLC to continue building her confidence. She absolutely loves the company of other dogs and will need a kind, calm, and confident resident dog in her new home to help guide her as she adjusts to home life.As she has never lived in a home before, Cloe's adopters will need to be kind and understanding as she settles in and learns all about home life and new skills like house training. She doesn't yet walk on a lead and harness and will need to practice around the home and garden once she is more comfortable with being handled.Cloe has had 7 teeth extracted at the time of her spay as well as an inguinal hernia repaired. She had a lump on her right upper eye lid that has been removed.Cloe has a travel document.Cloe has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

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18-04-26 Coan is a lovely boy who has come to us from a breeder to find his forever home. When he arrived, he was suffering with a glaucoma and unfortunately did need to have his left eye removed, but he is recovering well and hasn't let this slow him down. He has also had a dental and doesn't have very many teeth remaining.He is a very sweet little man, but he is still a little nervous around people and will need some time and patience to build his confidence. He isn't yet used to being handled, so will need calm, understanding adopters who are happy to let him go at his own pace and not rush him. With time, kindness, and reassurance, he will begin to feel safe and show his true, affectionate nature.Coan relies heavily on his kennel friends for confidence, so he will need at least one other kind and patient resident dog in his new home to help him settle in and learn that the world isn’t so scary.As Coan has never lived in a home before, he will need support with all the basics, including house training and learning to walk on a lead. His new family should be prepared to gently guide him through these new experiences.He could be homed with older, dog-savvy teenagers who understand the importance of giving him space while he adjusts.Coan is a truly sweet boy, he just needs a patient and loving home where he can take his time, grow in confidence, and feel safe.Coan has a travel document.Coan has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

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Cress is a very frightened little lady who came to us from a breeder and had never experienced life in a home before arriving in rescue. She is currently in a foster home and while she is still a scared girl, she is slowly beginning to learn what home life is all about.She takes great comfort from other dogs and relies heavily on them for reassurance, spending most of her time close to her canine companions. Watching their interactions with people is helping her build confidence, and she will happily relax on the sofa for gentle cuddles and ear and chest tickles as long as another dog is nearby. Although she will still run away if approached directly, she is gradually learning that human hands can be kind.Cress is not yet house trained, as she is currently very worried about going outside. When carried outside, she is initially frightened but does settle after a short time and has even started showing curiosity about birds and her surroundings. She will need lots of time and patience to continue to get used to venturing outside in her foster home. She doesn't walk on a lead just yet and it will be quite a while before she is ready to start learning about this.She will be looking for a very special, calm and quiet, adult-only home with kind, patient adopters who understand that everything must be taken slowly and at her pace. She would be best suited to adopters who have experience of scared ex-breeding dogs. When she feels overwhelmed or frightened, she can panic and may choose to make the wrong decision, so her new family will need to give her the time, space, and gentle guidance she needs to feel safe. A kind and confident resident dog is essential to help her continue building confidence, and she may be able to live with a dog-savvy cat, as she is currently in foster with one and has been fine.Cress is a beautifully gentle, sensitive little soul who simply needs a quiet, loving home where she can feel secure. With patience, understanding, and steady support, she will continue to grow in confidence and blossom into a loyal and affectionate companion.Cress has been given the Gift of Life by Loraine Dixon

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Meet Criss Cross, a big-hearted, sensitive lad who has come to us from a breeder and is learning to find his confidence in the world. Criss Cross arrived as a worried soul, needing extra patience, understanding, and gentle care. He had very little formal handling in his past, and early on could be grumbly or anxious when unsure. He required slow, careful introductions to people, places, and experiences while he started to understand his new surroundings.Since arriving, Criss Cross has made wonderful progress. While he may still be a little shy when meeting someone new, once he feels comfortable he actively seeks attention and cuddles, often trying to return kisses with his big, loving heart. He is still learning his manners and, as a large lad, can sometimes use his size to barge past when excited, but he responds well to clear, calm guidance.Criss Cross is gaining confidence with his harness training and has already enjoyed walks beyond the rescue, comfortably managing a good distance down the road. He can be a little unsure if people are walking behind him, but one of his adorable quirks is that he finds reassurance if you turn and face him while walking backwards allowing him to let his guard down. Gentle encouragement, slow introductions, and quiet, safe garden sniffing adventures all help him to continue building his trust.He will need a calm, adult-only home with experienced adopters who can provide patience, structure, and reassurance as he continues to grow. He would prefer to be the only dog in the home.. Criss Cross also appreciates having a quiet space at mealtimes, which helps him feel safe and secure. He will need a home without cats as he is overly interested in them.Criss Cross is currently being monitored by our vets for a weepy eye and receiving treatment to help him feel more comfortable.Criss Cross is a truly gorgeous, sweet, and gentle giant with so much love to give. With time, patience, and the right understanding home, he will flourish into the loyal, devoted companion he is meant to be.