East SussexWadars
Perrie
SexFemale
Age1 year
BreedDachshund X
We think it’s fair to say that Perrie is one of the sweetest dogs you’re ever likely to meet! She is an extremely lively girl, so she wouldn’t be suited to a...
Wadars
Visit CharityWadars Animal Rescue is a leading animal welfare charity based in Ferring, Worthing, rescuing wildlife and rehoming companion animals since… Read more
Wadars Animal Rescue is a leading animal welfare charity based in Ferring, Worthing, rescuing wildlife and rehoming companion animals since… Read more
Dogs Available from Wadars
East Sussex
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Bean
SexMale
Age3 years
BreedJack Russell Terrier X
Bean is a lovely boy who enjoys getting out and about for his walks and is generally happy to make new friends, both human and canine. He has a friendly...
East SussexWadars
Pepper
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedTerrier
Meet Pepper, a little dog with a big personality! Pepper is a loyal, loving girl who enjoys nothing more than a cuddle on the sofa, play time and going out for...
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Neo
SexMale
Age7 years
BreedChihuahua
Neo is a lively 7-year-old Chihuahua with a playful personality and a love for his toys and a warm lap to snuggle on. Like many Chihuahuas, Neo can be quite...
East SussexWadars
Bonnie
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedFrench Bulldog
Bonnie is best described as having a big personality and bundles of energy. She comes across as ultra friendly when meeting people and is used to being around...
About Wadars
Wadars Animal Rescue is a leading animal welfare charity based in Ferring, Worthing, rescuing wildlife and rehoming companion animals since 1969. Each year the charity helps more than 1,400 injured, orphaned or at-risk wild animals, while also rehoming hundreds of dogs, cats and small pets. Its dedicated Animal Welfare Team responds to public concerns, operates a busy wildlife helpline, and runs a lost and found pet register, working closely with local vets and rehabilitation centres. Now caring for cats and small animals at its Ferring rehoming centre—with plans to expand kennels and wildlife facilities—Wadars relies almost entirely on community donations, legacies and fundraising to continue its vital work.