West MidlandsTeam Poundie
Bluey
SexMale
Age3 years
BreedCrossbreed
Bluey’s story nearly ended before it began. Found tied to a tree, weak, injured, and barely able to stand, his future looked bleak. Thankfully, a kind...
Team Poundie
Visit CharityTeam Poundie is a registered charity (1166962) founded in 2016 to save dogs at risk in local pounds and beyond. Based in Telford with… Read more
Team Poundie is a registered charity (1166962) founded in 2016 to save dogs at risk in local pounds and beyond. Based in Telford with… Read more
Dogs Available from Team Poundie
West Midlands
West MidlandsTeam Poundie
Gordon
SexMale
Age2 years
BreedGreyhound X
Gordon’s story is sadly all too common. As a Poundie, he was abandoned and taken to a council pound where his life expectancy would have been heartbreakingly...
West MidlandsTeam Poundie
Minnie
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedJack Russell Terrier X
Minnie is a delightful mini-JRT cross. She is loyal and loving and has spent time in the company of older children. She has been an only dog in the house, so...
West MidlandsTeam Poundie
Murphy
SexMale
Age4 years
BreedAmerican Bulldog
Murphy is a young American Bulldog with a heart full of love, a body full of excitement, and a brain that’s learning how to slow down.Rescued from the pound by...
West MidlandsTeam Poundie
Quill
SexMale
Age1 year
BreedBelgian Malinois
Quill is an 11 months old, Belgian Malinois and looking for his forever family. This little boy was caught in the system, scheduled to be euthanised, simply...
About Team Poundie
Team Poundie is a registered charity (1166962) founded in 2016 to save dogs at risk in local pounds and beyond. Based in Telford with volunteers across the UK, the charity rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes dogs while also providing emergency veterinary funding, neutering support, and crisis assistance to struggling owners. With access to emergency kennels and its own rescue van for transport, Team Poundie works quickly to protect dogs facing euthanasia. Beyond rescue, the organisation focuses on preventative welfare—helping tackle the root causes so fewer dogs ever reach crisis point.