The Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary has been rescuing and rehoming animals since 1967, helping over 35,000 animals find loving homes and admitting around 700 each year. Caring for dogs, cats, rabbits and permanent resident goats, the sanctuary supports animals from a wide range of backgrounds, including those with behavioural or medical needs. Each animal is assessed individually, with time taken to build trust and understand their specific requirements. Guided by a strict non-destruction policy, the sanctuary is committed to never euthanising a healthy animal and to providing long-term, compassionate care whenever needed.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Al? Al is a quiet guy who loves a fuss and cuddles. He would love a quiet retirement with lots of sunbathing and time to snooze. He can potentially live with another neutered sighthound pending successful meets at the sanctuary. What Al Needs An adult only home A home without cats and small furries A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 6ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Billy? Billy is a gorgeous, friendly and charming chap ready for his forever home. Fun and cuddles are what this charmer loves the most! What Billy Needs? A home without cats and small furries A private secure garden with a 6ft fence all around
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Blu? Blu is a lovely little character with lots of personality. She is used to a family and thrives in this type of environment. She can live with children age 7+ What Blu Needs To be the only pet in the home Blu prefers not to socialise with other dogs. To remain on a diet suitable for her skin. A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 4ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Buddy? Buddy is a real cuddle monster and lap dog. He has a sweet nature and will make a lovely addition to his new home. He can live with dog-savvy cats. He can live with children age 10+ He can live with another neutered dog pending successful meets at the sanctuary. What Buddy Needs Continued puppy training and socialisation. A private secure garden is preferrable.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Dan? Dan is a shy gentleman who can be underconfident around new situations and unfamiliar faces. Under that shy exterior is a sweet, cuddly boy who loves fuss and praise. He can live with dog savvy teenagers aged 13+ He can potentially live with another medium to large neutered dog. What Dan Needs A home without cats and small furries. A private secure garden.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
What's Great About Dodger? Dodger is a fun, curious and smart lad looking for a committed home. He loves toys and will happily engage with playtime. He is affectionate and loving on his terms. What Dodger Needs? An adult only home. Experienced owners who understand dog body language. To be the only pet in the home. Adopters will need to work with our behavioural team to help settle Dodger into his new forever home. Dodger is not suitable for homes looking for a lap dog. A private secure garden with a minimum 5ft fencing.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Hatter? Hatter is a lovely boy who is ready for his happy ever after. He likes to be part of the fun and enjoys interacting with his people. He can live with teenagers age 13+ He can potentially live with another medium to large neutered dog pending successful introductions at the sanctuary. What Hatter Needs A home without cats and small furries. A private secure garden.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Hugo? Goofy, playful and always entertaining, Hugo will be endlessly entertaining in his new home. He is super loving and forms strong bonds with his person. He can potentially live with a young, neutered female dog pending successful meets at the sanctuary. Resident dogs must be comfortable living with a boisterous dog. What Hugo Needs A single person home with no visiting children. Hugo has previously shown guarding behaviours in the home. He will need management with visitors to the home. Our behavioural team is happy to provide assistance once Hugo is home. Hugo has some medical issues that will need ongoing management. The team is happy to discuss this with any potential visitors. Bulldog experience or guarding breed experience is preferable. A private secure garden with minimum 5ft fencing all around
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Ivy? Ivy is an adorable little cuddle monster who loves nothing more than human company. She's a very friendly girlie who loves to meet new people. She can live with children age 7+ What Ivy Needs To be the only pet in the home To be spayed at a date specified by OAS. A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 4ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Jay? Jay is a sweet boy who enjoys a fuss and cuddle from his faviourote people. He loves outdoor adventures and is a pleasure to walk. He may be able to share his home with a medium to large neutered dog pending successful meets at the sanctuary. He can live with dog savvy children age 13+ What Jay Needs A home without cats and small furries A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 6ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Mabel? Mabel is a gorgeous, bouncy girl bursting with excitment and eagerness. She can be timid in new situations but with guidance from her people she swiftly overcomes new challenges. She loves to learn and would suit active adopters, eager to incorporate training into fun activities. She can live with dog-savvy children age 12+. What Mabel Needs To be the only pet in gthe home. Full puppy and lead training will be required once she is home. Mabel can be bouncy and strong on the lead. She will need strong, energetic owners. A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 6ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Mal? Mal is a gorgeous goofball with masses of personality who loves to be part of the fun. Hes a real cuddle monster too! He could potentially live with another medium to large dog pending on successful meets at the sanctuary. He can live with children age 13+ What Mal Needs? A home without cats An owner who will give him time to settle in the home A private secure garden with a 6ft fence all around