Superdogs Rescue

Superdogs Rescue

Meet AdonisAdonis is one of the 27 dogs rescued last October from a heartbreaking hoarding situation — a place where fear and neglect shaped the start of his life. He is small labrador retriever mix.When he first came to us, Adonis was completely shut down. He kept his distance, unsure of everything around him, and had no reason to trust the world or the people in it.But slowly, with patience and gentle care, Adonis has begun to blossom… and what a transformation it has been.Today, he is a completely different boy. Adonis now comes over for cuddles — something that once felt impossible — and it’s truly incredible to watch. Each time he chooses to come close, to lean in, to accept love, it feels like a small victory.He is still a sensitive, slightly shy soul, especially in new or unfamiliar situations, but he is learning every day that he is safe. He walks beautifully on a lead, happily takes treats, and most importantly, he wants to connect.Adonis is looking for a calm, quiet home where he can continue his journey at his own pace. A home that understands his past and will meet him with patience, kindness, and love will be exactly what he needs to keep growing in confidence.He could be perfectly happy as an only dog, soaking up all the attention, or he could share his home with a calm, gentle, and well-balanced dog who will respect his space and help him feel secure.Adonis may have started life with very little, but he has shown just how much love he has to give. Watching him open up is something truly special — and his future family will be incredibly lucky to be part of that journey.All he needs now is a place to finally call home

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Hello, I'm Alfie. I’m eight years old, with a golden coat that shines in the sun. My eyes are soft and thoughtful — they’ve seen a lot, and they still hold hope. I’m one of the 27 dogs recently rescued from a neglect case. Our lives before were filled with fear and isolation, and we’re only now beginning to discover what safety and kindness feel like. Right now, I’m still very scared and under close assessment by the shelter team. I’m not ready for adoption yet, but I’m looking for a patient foster home where someone can help me slowly build trust and confidence. My profile will be updated as I grow and heal.

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Hello, friends! My name is Amlet, and I’m a sweet‑natured, friendly black Labrador cross, around 7.5 years young. For the past three years I’ve been living at CyDRA shelter, patiently waiting for a forever home. Could it finally be with you?I might not love labels, but I do embrace one classic Labrador trait with pride: I absolutely love food! After what I’ve been through, I think I’ve earned it. I also love water—paddling in the sea, splashing in puddles, even a good hose‑down makes me wiggle with joy. And my favourite game is chasing my ball; I’m a keen fetch partner and will happily play until it’s time for cuddles and a nap.You see, I spent my entire life chained up, barely surviving on scraps of food and little water. Then one day, everything changed. A kind stranger saw me and contacted the vet services, who called in a rescue team. That’s how I finally got a chance at a better life—and moved into the shelter, where I learned what it means to be treated with love and respect.Because of my difficult past, I can be a little unsure around other dogs at first. With slow, gentle introductions, I warm up—and once I trust, I love deeply. I’ve happily shared my kennel with several female dog friends, and I do best in calm, respectful company.There’s still so much of life I haven’t experienced—exploring new walks, splashing on adventures, playing ball in the garden, and cuddles on the couch—but I’m ready to start now. I’m looking for a quiet, loving home where I can feel safe, relax, and show off my affectionate personality (and yes, my adorable fluffy tail).My ideal home:*Peaceful and patient, with time for gentle training and reassurance.*Either as an only dog or with a calm female companion.*Access to outdoor fun—water play and ball games are my happy place!I’m ready to pack my bags. Will you be the one to open your heart and welcome me home?

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Hello, my name is Anton.I am one of the 27 dogs rescued from the hoarding case back in October.For a long time, I was one of the dogs who made everyone worry.Not because I was naughty.Not because I was difficult.But because I was so scared that progress felt almost impossible.For months, I kept myself hidden behind fear. Everything was too much. People were too close. The world was too loud. Trust felt like something other dogs understood, but I did not know how to reach.And then, slowly, something changed.I started to become brave.Not all at once. Not in a big dramatic way. But in tiny little moments that made everyone who loves me so proud.I do not walk on a lead yet. The pressure around my neck still frightens me, and I panic when I feel it. But now I come to the playground by following the humans I trust. The shelter is fully secure, so I am safe, and I have started choosing to go with them instead of needing to be carried or forced.That may sound small.For me, it is huge.When I am in the playground, I like to stay close. I take treats now. I watch. I follow. I try. And every day, I show a little bit more of who I really am underneath all that fear.And apparently, who I really am is also a toy collector.I have a very important job in the playground. I take the toys one by one and create my own little toy stash in the corner.Some dogs play fetch.Some dogs chew toys.I run an inventory system.Everything must be collected. Everything must be organised. Everything must be moved to Anton’s Corner of Treasures. It is serious business, and I take it very seriously.The humans laugh, but honestly, someone has to keep track of the toys.I am still not a confident dog. I will need a patient home that understands I cannot be rushed. I need people who will let me settle at my own pace and who will celebrate the little wins, because with a dog like me, the little wins are actually everything.I will definitely need another friendly dog in my home. Dogs help me feel safe. A calm, kind dog would show me how home life works, how to trust, how to relax, and maybe even how to share my toy stash. No promises on that last part.I have taken longer than some of the others.But I am trying now.Really trying.And that is why everyone is so proud of me.I am not the dog who will arrive and instantly know how to be brave. But I am the dog who will quietly surprise you. The dog who will take one step, then another. The dog who will make your heart burst the first time I choose to come closer.My name is Anton.I am scared, but I am brave.I am shy, but I am funny.I am still learning, but I am no longer standing still.And somewhere out there, I hope there is a patient home with a kind dog, soft voices, safe spaces, and maybe a corner where I can keep all my toys.

Superdogs Rescue

About MeI’m one of the 27 dogs recently rescued from a neglect case. Our lives before were filled with fear and isolation, and we’re only now beginning to discover what safety and kindness feel like. Right now, I’m still very scared and under close assessment by the shelter team. I’m not ready for adoption yet, but I’m looking for a patient foster home where someone can help me slowly build trust and confidence. My profile will be updated as I grow and heal.

Superdogs Rescue

About MeI’m one of the 27 dogs recently rescued from a neglect case. Our lives before were filled with fear and isolation, and we’re only now beginning to discover what safety and kindness feel like. Right now, I’m still very scared and under close assessment by the shelter team. I’m not ready for adoption yet, but I’m looking for a patient foster home where someone can help me slowly build trust and confidence. My profile will be updated as I grow and heal.

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Ayaz is one of the 27 dogs rescued from a hoarding case back in October, a group of dogs who had never known normal life, kindness, or what it means to feel safe.He is a gentle, sensitive boy who has already made lovely progress. Ayaz walks nicely on a lead and really enjoys getting out, often getting excited when it’s time to go for a walk. It’s a big step for a dog with his past, and he’s embracing it more and more.He finds comfort in other dogs and will need a home with a confident canine companion to help him feel safe and continue learning about the world.Ayaz is still unsure when it comes to human affection. He’s not quite ready for cuddles yet and prefers to keep a little distance, but we can see the soft, trusting boy underneath. With time, patience, and a calm environment, he will get there.Ayaz will need a quiet home with understanding adopters who won’t rush him. A home where he can build confidence at his own pace and continue to blossom.He may not be the dog who runs into your arms right away… but with the right family, Ayaz has everything it takes to become a truly special companion

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Hello, I am Banjo, a sweet and handsome Japanese Spitz cross of 5 years, who loves treats and enjoys spending time with his doggy friends.Before I was rescued, I was living in appalling conditions. I was kept in a small room that was never (literally never!) cleaned. As you can imagine, this had a big impact on me. When my rescuers found me, I was completely shut down and terrified of people.During my time here at the shelter, I have made several steps in the right direction. But I’m not going to lie, I’m still very shy and scared to be touched. That’s why I am looking for a forever home where my new human friends don’t think in limitations, but in possibilities. People who will show me love, patience and support. People who will continue to stand by my side as we go through the learning process together.The fact that I’m still a bit scared of human touch doesn’t mean that I don’t love my human friends. I just show my love in a different way than most other dogs. When I see my favourite caretakers, I start wagging my tail non-stop. And when they’re not looking, I will come very close to them to sniff their scent. It might seem not like a lot, but for me these are big steps forward.A while back I took another big step: I went outside to the playground. It was a lot of fun to play with my friends and have a good run. So now I’m making regular trips there. I would love to make even more progress in the future. Hopefully with my new family by my side, supporting me all the way.There are more photos and videos of our rescue dogs on our Facebook page. BANJO, 6 years, 12 Kg, travels from CYPRUS fully vaccinated with all vet/health/blood tests, neutered, microchipped, EU passport.

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Meet Billy!Hello, I’m Billy! I’m a young boy with perky ears and a curious, intelligent face that’s always ready to explore the world.I’m a loyal and loving pup who thrives on the companionship of my humans. I’m good with other dogs, though I can feel a bit unsure in some situations and i need slow introductions. I take great comfort from the people I trust, so having a family that’s patient and willing to guide me as I grow in confidence would mean the world to me.I’ll need a family committed to training and helping me learn, as I’m still discovering how to be my best self. A secure garden with a 6-foot fence would be perfect for me to safely play and explore.If you’re looking for a smart, affectionate boy who’s ready to learn and share a lifetime of love, I’m your guy. I can’t wait to meet you and start our journey together!Love,Billy

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Hi there, I’m Bobby!I’m now in a loving foster home near Newport, waiting for my forever family to find me.I’m a small-sized jack russel mix boy originally from Cyprus, about 8 years old, and my biggest wish is to have a home that will love me, cherish me, and never abandon me again.I used to have a family. For years, they were my world. But one day, they left me. They just walked away, leaving me behind. I don’t know where they went—maybe they moved or left the island—but I wasn’t part of their future plans.At first, the shelter was a big adjustment, but I settled in and learned to trust again. The people there were kind, and I adored them—they gave me the cuddles and attention I missed so much.Now, in foster, I’m showing just how sweet and loving I am. I dream of a home where I can feel safe, loved, and part of a family that will never leave me behind.I’m good with other calm dogs when introduced slowly, but I’d also be perfectly happy as the only dog in the home. What matters most is having someone who can spend time with me during the day—I just want to be by your side.A little note about my health:Because of the difficult life I had before, I now have early‑stage kidney disease. But please don’t worry — I’m not on any medication. I just need to stay on a special kidney‑friendly diet, which keeps me feeling well and happy. I really hope this won’t stop me from finding my forever home. I still have so much love to give.If you’ve fallen in love with my story and want to give me a second chance at happiness, please reach out. I’m ready to fill your life with love, loyalty, and plenty of cuddles.

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Hi… I’m Camelito.I’m still learning how to be brave, but I think I’m finally ready to tell you my story.I came from a place where there were 26 of us… all living in conditions no dog should ever experience. We were hoarded, handled badly, and taught that human hands were something to fear. When I was rescued, I was absolutely terrified — the world felt huge and loud, and I didn’t know who I could trust.But that was back in October… and since then, something amazing has been happening. I’ve been getting braver. Little by little. Day by day.At first, I couldn’t even look at people without shaking. Now? I take treats from the volunteers with my tail gently wagging. I even walk up and ask for soft petting — just a little, but enough to show I’m trying. And they tell me all the time how proud they are of me. I like hearing that… it makes me feel like maybe I really can become the confident boy everyone believes I can be.I’m still scared of walking on the lead. It’s not the lead itself — it’s the fear of the unknown, the memories I’m trying to forget. But I’m working on it, and I’m trying so hard. I promise I’ll keep trying.I’ve reached the point where the shelter can’t help me grow much more. I need something different now — a home. A real home. Somewhere calm and kind, with patient humans who understand that healing isn’t a straight line. I’ll have good days and harder days… but I know I have so much potential. I know I can learn to trust completely with the right family by my side.I’m not asking for perfection — just understanding. Just time. Just a chance.If you’ve ever looked at a frightened dog and thought, “I wish I could show you the world isn’t such a scary place…”then maybe you’re the person I’ve been waiting for.I’m ready to take the next step.I’m ready to try.I just need someone who believes in me.If you think that might be you… I’m here, hoping you’ll notice me.

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Hi… I’m Camille.I’m a soft white girl with a quiet soul, and I’m still learning how to feel safe in this big world.I was rescued from the wildfires in Cyprus. My mum and my sister have already found loving homes, and I’m so happy for them. I’m the last one still waiting… not because I did anything wrong, but because I’m a little shy.The good news is that I’m now in a foster home in Devon, where I’m slowly learning that life can be kind. My foster family says I am making progress all the time, but I do things at my own pace. I’m not the dog who rushes into new situations or demands attention. I take my time, watch, think, and when I feel safe, I let my sweet side shine through.I absolutely love gentle strokes, my food, and my daily walks. These are some of my favourite things and the quickest way to see my tail wag. ️Because I’m still building my confidence, I’m looking for a home with someone who is around most of the time and can continue helping me settle into the world. I thrive on routine, patience, and kindness. A confident resident dog would be a huge bonus too, as I take comfort from having another dog to follow and learn from.I don't need a busy life or endless adventures. What I need is someone who understands that the most rewarding dogs aren't always the ones who make the best first impression. Sometimes they're the quiet ones, patiently waiting for someone to see them.If you give me time, I will give you trust. If you give me patience, I will give you my heart — slowly, softly, and truly.I'm Camille... still waiting for my forever family, and hoping that someone will see the beauty in the gentle ones.