Northumberland Dog Rescue

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Disposition: very bouncy , no manners very loving , very very very full on.Dislikes/wary of: can be wary of people he doesn’t know initiallyDog friendly: yes but again has no manners or knows how to behave with themOn lead behaviour: pulls like a train / using figure of 8 lead with him so we have some controlPrevious bite history: not that we know ofFully house trained: clean in his kennelBreed experienced owners: not necessarily just someone who will put a lot of training into him and will give him the exercise he needs . He is very strongCan they live with other dogs : would depend on the dogRural/Urban: rural would be better for the space but not essentialAt the moment he has no attention span but we have a volunteer buddy who has just started to work with him.Buddy is quite a bit bigger than most labs .Take an average boisterous lab and multiply it by a lot and you get to Chase’s ##level. He is an absolutely gorgeous dog and when his needs are fully met he will be an absolute pleasure but there will be some work to do before you are there.Please read the specific requirements We assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post.We won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usnorthumberlandogrescue@gmail.comREHOMING AREA IS BERWICK TO NEWCASTLEAll our dogs are for pets only and must live inside as part of the family

Northumberland Dog Rescue

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Northumberland Dog Rescue

Registered Charity Number: 1170022Jessie was a deaf XL Bully pup that came to the Northumberland Dog Rescue centre just outside Alnwick at the end of April, aged just 12 weeks old. She was a typical playful puppy, that loved to get into mischief and have fun with her 2 legged and 4 legged friends, and of course, as with all puppies, there was no sign of viciousness, no matter what the breed of dog.The 1st option, was to have a perfectly healthy happy young dog put to sleep (killed), and claim the £100 compensation the government were offering rescue centres. This option wasn't even considered!The 2nd option was to find a way that we could look after Jessie as a permanent rescue at our centre, this would tie up a valuable rescue kennel space for possibly 10-15 years, but was infinitely preferable to having her put to sleep.Finally on 19 December 2023 the government announced an exemption scheme for rehoming centres, this allowed rescue centres to apply for an exemption for any XL Bully they took into their care prior to 31 October 2023.This meant that we could continue to care for, and look after Jessie for the rest of her natural life. It does mean that she will be kept in a secure kennel between play and exercise times, but this is something she's been used to virtually all of her life and she'll still be able to interact with her 4 and 2 legged friends and companions from within her own kennel.Jessie is now officially confirmed as a permanent member of the #NDRFamily after we received her exemption papers from DEFRA.This means that, although not ideal, Jessie will NOT be put to sleep because of the XL Bully Ban, but will live out her days with us as our #NDRPet4Life with her 2 and 4 legged friends at the Northumberland Dog Rescue. It also means that yes, we will incur extra costs involved with her heating, food, and vets bills, and it will mean we have 1 less kennel space for a rescue dog, but we KNOW that she's worth it, and we're reminded of that every time we see her happy smiling face when she sees and greets us.If you want to help us to help Jessie why not become one of the #JessiesHeroes by donating either £10 or £25 a month and you'll receive regular updates on her progress and life as our official #NDRPet4LifeFor just £10 a month, as a thank you, you'll receive:A 1/4ly email with updates and photos of JessieWebsite recognition as a Jessie HeroFor just £25 a month, as a thank you, you'll receive:A 1/4ly email with updates and photos of JessieWebsite recognition as a Jessie HeroA personalised Thank You CertificatePaypal - Not forgetting to click "make this a monthly donation" and include your email address so we can contact you.Alternatively if you don't have a Paypal account and want to set up a Standing Order through your bank please email promotions.ndr@gmail.com and we'll send you the details.Thank you from Jessie and all the 2 and 4 legged members of the #NDRFamily

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Name: Lola (lurcher) Ayla (dachshund)Age (approx): Lola 1/6/14. Do not be put off by Lola’s age she’s full of beansBreed: Lola lurcher , Ayla dapple dachshundDisposition: friendly, loving , full of funPrey drive: not that we have seenBreed experienced owners: please do some research on the breedsCan they live with other dogs : yesPlease read the specific requirements We assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post.We won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usnorthumberlandogrescue@gmail.comREHOMING AREA IS BERWICK TO NEWCASTLE

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Disposition: very nervous but very loving once he knows you. A million miles an hour dogLoves: food , cuddles once he’s comfortable with youDislikes/wary of: new experiencesDog friendly:we are working on thisPrevious bite history:he has nippedBreed experienced owners: just experienced owners who will give him the time and space he needsCan they live with other dogs :possibly one after lots of introductionRural/Urban:would prefer a quieter areaPlease read the specific requirements, we assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post and won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usplus anything else you feel is relevant to: northumberlandogrescue@gmail.com

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Loves: cuddles , treats and playDislikes/wary of: new people / new experiencesDog friendly: ok with smaller dogs . Best with femalesPrevious bite history: has nippedFully house trained: needs workPrey drive: not that we’ve seenBreed experienced owners: it would be helpful but not essential.Most importantly he needs patient owners who will have no expectations of himCan they live with other dogs : small females or maybe a calm neutered small male .Rural/Urban: He would definitely prefer rural but not essential.General background: Pip is a very wary boy and will take some time to warm up to you so whoever comes to meet him must realise he probably won’t come anywhere near you initially.Once Pip knows you he will follow you everywhere and when you sit down he will be on your knee for a cuddle. Saying that Pip has oodles of energy and so is not an old persons lapdog .This breed as well as having a lot of energy have long lifespans and this must be taken into consideration when applying for Pip.Please read the specific requirements We assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post.We won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usnorthumberlandogrescue@gmail.comREHOMING AREA IS BERWICK TO NEWCASTLE

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Loves: cuddles, antlers , yak chewsDislikes/wary of: new experiences, new peopleCat friendly: we believe she lived with a cat beforeOn lead behaviour: bit pully but not badPrevious bite history: not that we know of.Fully house trained: clean in her kennelCan they live with other dogs : possibly with careful introductionPixie came in with quite a bit of fur missing from a severe flea allergy. She was pretty nervous and a little growly to start with but soon warmed up to everyone .Pixie is a very lively dog and will need a lot of exercise . She is not a companion lap dog .Please read the specific requirements We assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post.We won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usnorthumberlandogrescue@gmail.comREHOMING AREA IS BERWICK TO NEWCASTLE

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Please read Ripleys requirements fully before applyingPlease note Ripley is PARTIALLY SIGHTEDOur rehoming area is Berwick to NewcastleLoves: tuggy toys , puzzle toysDislikes/wary of: she can be easily startled due to her being partially sightedDog friendly: haven’t seen any aggressionCat friendly: apparently she lived with 2 and chased themOn lead behaviour: walks pretty wellPrevious bite history: not that we are aware of though she is very mouthy .Prey drive: she would definitely chaseBreed experienced owners: bull breed experience would be preferredCan they live with other dogs : unknownPlease read the specific requirements, we assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post and won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email us- northumberlandogrescue@gmail.com

Northumberland Dog Rescue

Disposition: lots of energy , very intelligent, loving , excitableLoves: agility , ball games , sniffy games , walksDog friendly: better than she wasCat friendly: unknown but doubtfulOn lead behaviour: she can walk nicelyPrevious bite history: she did# do a collie nip when excited though this has massively decreased by tiring her brain outBreed experienced owners: just experienced ownersCan they live with other dogs : possibly would need lots of meetsRural/Urban: She would prefer ruralPlease read the specific requirements We assess and treat every dog as an individual, and include as much information as we can in each post.We won't be able to respond to questions on here due to caring for the dogs in our care.If you are interested please email usnorthumberlandogrescue@gmail.comREHOMING AREA IS BERWICK TO NEWCASTLE