About Tag Pet Rescue

TAG Pet Rescue was founded in 1988 in Thanet as the Thanet Animal Group, beginning in the homes of its founders before moving in 2002 to a purpose-built sanctuary at Lydden Farm. Now the largest animal sanctuary in Thanet, TAG rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes a wide range of species, while providing lifelong sanctuary for birds and specialist foster care for animals with complex medical needs. Supported by staff, around 70 volunteers and several charity shops, the organisation cares for hundreds of animals each year and rehomes many more into loving families. Committed to exceeding basic welfare standards, TAG continually improves its facilities, enrichment and animal care to ensure every resident enjoys the best possible quality of life.

Contact Information

LocationMargate, Kent
Charity Number1110837

Dogs Available from Tag Pet Rescue

1 dog available
Bruno, a 4 years old male Cavalier King Charles Spaniel available for adoption from TAG Pet Rescue in Kent

TAG Pet Rescue

Bruno

Kent
SexMale
Age4 years
BreedCavalier King Charles Spaniel

MEET BRUNO Handsome, loveable, happy, cuddly Bruno. Bruno is a 4 year old 15kg spaniel/staffy cross. He is very popular, everyone loves him, but has been returned a few times. He can be a bit of a livewire and needs fulfilment and boundaries to avoid over stimulation and subsequent anxiety. He has been in training for 2 months and with consistent rules and routine and the right amount of exercise and play, Bruno has made huge progress. Whilst always happy and bouncy, he is doing very well on his walks, no pulling or reactivity and is much more relaxed and chilled generally. He can become ball obsessed but with structured play can now enjoy playing ball and is happy to drop it and finish the game. He is currently living with other dogs and he gets on with all of them and loves a good play, so ideally we would like him to go to someone with a friendly dog who also enjoys play. That said, he will often choose to cuddle with his human given the choice between that and playing, so provided his new home is active, will take him for a walk every day, play tug and ball with him and continue to set rules and boundaries, he would be fine without a live-in playmate. Is there a loving, active family, with some training experience, who has space in their home and hearts for Bruno? He is such fun, has the most gorgeous eyes and cuddles like his life depends on it. We would suggest an adult home is ideal, but older calm children should be fine – younger children might just be too stimulating for him. He is not cat tested but a dog savvy cat with careful introductions should be fine. If he is properly fulfilled and exercised, he can be left alone for 3 or 4 hours. He really is the most gorgeous boy.