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Oldies Club is a specialist rescue for dogs aged 7 and over, founded in 2005, and run entirely by volunteers. We do not have a rehoming… Read more

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Chloe and Milly, a 12 years old female Dachshund available for adoption from Oldies Club in DevonDevon

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Chloe and Milly

SexFemale
Age12 years
BreedDachshund

Adorable Chloe and Milly are an inseparable pair of standard Dachshunds who came into rescue after the death of their owner. They're in a foster home near...

Winnie Cavapoo, a 9 years old female Cavalier King Charles Spaniel available for adoption from Oldies Club in KentKent

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Winnie Cavapoo

SexFemale
Age9 years
BreedCavalier King Charles Spaniel

Winnie is a happy sweetheart who will bring joy to your days. She needs to be your only pet as she tends to guard items when there are other pets around....

Miss Jerry, a 13 years old female Chihuahua available for adoption from Oldies Club in WiltshireWiltshire

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Miss Jerry

SexFemale
Age13 years
BreedChihuahua

Jerry is a female Chi x JRT, looking for a quiet, adult home as your only pet. Jerry loves cuddles, snoozing and pottering in the garden. She enjoys two...

Dylan, a 12 years old male Lhasa Apso available for adoption from Oldies Club in NorfolkNorfolk

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Dylan

SexMale
Age12 years
BreedLhasa Apso

Delightful Dylan is the sweetest Lhasa Apso x Cavalier. Fostered in Norwich. He is an active 12-year-old chap who loves long walks. Dylan arrived in rescue...

Digger, a 13 years old male Labrador available for adoption from Oldies Club in WiltshireWiltshire

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Digger

SexMale
Age13 years
BreedLabrador

Digger is an adorable 13-year-old yellow Labrador boy who came into rescue because he was having to be left for very long hours and this wasn’t fair on him....

About Oldies Club

Oldies Club is a specialist rescue for dogs aged 7 and over, founded in 2005, and run entirely by volunteers. We do not have a rehoming centre and do not use kennels but instead place our dogs in carefully vetted foster homes throughout England, Wales and Scotland. We usually have between 30 and 40 dogs in our care at any one time. Our dogs are fully assessed and receive whatever medical treatment they need before being put up for adoption. We take care to fully describe the type of home each individual dog needs so that potential adopters can be sure that the dog they are applying to adopt should suit the home they have to offer. As well as the dogs in our own rescue, we also help older dogs in other rescues by promoting them on our website, alongside our own dogs. This free service has helped thousands of older dogs find homes. We are full members of ADCH and are licensed to rehome dogs in Scotland (licence number SGRH-012 granted by The Scottish Government).

Contact Information

LocationUK
Charity Number1118246