CumbriaOak Tree Animals Charity
Mouse
SexMale
Age8 months
BreedBelgian Malinois X
High Energy Basic Training - Needs an experienced owner - Very sweet once he knows you - Travels well and can be left up to 4 hours once in a new routine...
Oak Tree Animals Charity
Visit CharityOak Tree Animals’ Charity is a long-established animal welfare charity providing care, rehabilitation, and rehoming for dogs, cats, and… Read more
Oak Tree Animals’ Charity is a long-established animal welfare charity providing care, rehabilitation, and rehoming for dogs, cats, and… Read more
Dogs Available from Oak Tree Animals Charity
Cumbria
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Captain Jack
SexMale
AgeUnknown
BreedCrossbreed
- Can have walking buddies Jack is a large cross breed who is ready to find his forever home. He has previously been for sleepovers with staff at his previous...
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Cindy Lou
SexFemale
Age8 years
BreedUnknown
Cindy is a wonderful dog with so much love to give. At 8 years old she is looking for a sofa to relax on and a garden to potter in. She would love a calm,...
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Rupert
SexMale
Age4 years
BreedLurcher
High Energy Older Children Friendly - Can live with children 8 years plus - Sociable with other dogs but home as the only dog Our handsome lurcher is four year...
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Ember & Zeus
SexFemale
Age7 years
BreedBernese Mountain Dog
- Looking for a home together - Can live with confident cats -Can live with children 8 years plus Ember is a 7 year old female Bernese Mountain dog who is...
About Oak Tree Animals Charity
Oak Tree Animals’ Charity is a long-established animal welfare charity providing care, rehabilitation, and rehoming for dogs, cats, and equines in need. Founded in 1909, the charity has grown from its early work protecting working horses into a centre of excellence supporting a wide range of animals, including equines, goats, and companion pets. Oak Tree focuses on finding the right long-term homes for animals while offering ongoing advice and support to adopters to help build lasting, healthy relationships. Alongside rescue and rehoming, the charity works proactively within the community through education, advocacy, and welfare programmes such as Trap Neuter Return for feral cats, helping to improve animal welfare for future generations.