Berkshire

Dog Trouble Foundation

Hi, I’m Ace! I’m about 2 years old and I've not been lucky enough to live in a home yet. I came here in February and I'm loving my indoor heated kennel with nice blankets! I absolutely love other dogs and I like people but I'm just a bit shy. I’d be more than happy to live with another dog or without, I'm not fussy but I did used to chase rabbits for a living so I might do the same with a cat in the house.I’m learning to walk on a lead and come back when I'm called. I'm loving my new raw food as I was a bit hungry. I’m looking for a home that is easy going as I like a calm life but I do also like to play with other dogs. If you’re after a gentle soul that would probably end up sleeping on the sofa in the sunshine then I'm your man! Love,Ace

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Cash?Cash is searching for his forever home with his beloved best friend, Penny. These two share a wonderful bond and are looking for a family who can welcome them both with open arms.Cash is a gentle, sensitive soul who truly flourishes in a calm, peaceful household with steady, predictable routines. A quieter environment helps him feel secure, and he will thrive in a home where life moves at a relaxed pace.A private garden will give Cash and Penny a safe, comfortable space to enjoy together.Cash would be happiest in an adult-only home or one with calm, dog‑savvy older teenagers who understand canine body language and can give him the space he needs. With people who respect his boundaries, Cash builds trust beautifully and forms deep, lasting bonds.He will benefit from living with patient, understanding owners who can recognise when he needs a little breathing room, especially during handling. With gentle guidance and support, Cash can continue to grow in confidence. Because he can be unsure around unfamiliar visitors, a home willing to follow simple visitor‑management advice will help him feel safe and settled.Most importantly, Cash must stay with Penny—they are deeply bonded and have even raised puppies together. Their companionship brings out the best in each other, and they’re looking forward to starting their next chapter side by side.Is Cash right for you?Cash is a charming five‑year‑old Jack Russell Terrier, Chihuahua cross who is currently staying with us through our Homestay Scheme. He and his best friend, Penny, are looking for a new home together due to their owners’ poor health.Cash is a sweet, sensitive boy who forms wonderfully strong bonds once he feels secure. While he may initially be a little unsure around new people—particularly men—and can be cautious with handling, he shows his affectionate nature beautifully once trust has been established. With those he knows, Cash is loving, gentle, and enjoys fuss and even bum scratches. Having Penny by his side gives him an extra boost of confidence, and their companionship is something truly special.Cash has not had much experience being left alone in his previous home. In the centre, he has managed short periods independently, so adopters should begin with very minimal time left and build this up gradually with guidance and support.Although his previous owner noted he could be vocal in the car, Cash travelled quietly during his assessment when secured with a harness. This may have been due to feeling unsure, so gentle, positive car‑training will help him grow more confident with journeys over time.Overall, Cash is a loving, loyal little dog who just needs patience, reassurance, and a peaceful environment to truly shine—especially with his best friend Penny beside him.

Dog Trouble Foundation

I found life in the Shelter on Zankynthos very stressful and would pace around the kennel. I had to wait a long time but eventually Jo brought me on the long journey to the UK where I'm really happy. Now I just need to find my forever home for there to be a perfect ending to my story.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Coco?Coco will thrive in a calm, predictable home, ideally in a quieter or more rural area. She enjoys relaxed, structured exercise and benefits from opportunities to decompress, helping her feel settled and secure. An active home is absolutely welcome, as long as enrichment focuses on quality rather than intensity.She can happily live with older, secondary‑school‑aged children who are confident with dogs and able to follow guidance. Coco has previously lived successfully with teenagers and is gentle and tolerant with children she knows, enjoying calm, well‑managed interactions. She could potentially live with primary school-aged children, pending successful meets at the centre.Coco is looking for a physically strong, confident handler who is committed to continuing her training and building her confidence on walks, particularly around other dogs. A private garden or access to quiet outdoor spaces would be ideal, along with limited leaving hours to support her wellbeing.Coco needs to be the only pet in the home. While she has mixed well with known dogs in controlled settings, a pet‑free household will give her the best chance to relax, feel safe, and truly flourish.Is Coco right for you?Coco is a lovely five‑year‑old Lurcher currently in our Homestay scheme due to a change in her owner’s circumstances.She is a sweet, affectionate, and people‑focused girl who forms strong bonds with those she knows. Naturally curious, Coco enjoys exploring at her own gentle pace and approaches new experiences thoughtfully, soon relaxing and seeking reassurance through fuss or treats. She adores cuddles on the sofa or bed, enjoys enrichment activities, and truly thrives on calm, positive interaction. With her trusted people, she is loyal, loving, and beautifully gentle. Coco is fully housetrained.She has previously coped well with being left for long periods without any destructive behaviour or vocalising. In her future home, shorter leaving hours or some flexibility around time alone would help her feel even more secure and settled.Coco travels well in the car and is happiest settled on the back seat, where she often relaxes or sleeps throughout the journey.

DBARC

(18 kg)Handsome young Colin was found as a stray but never reclaimed. He has now come to DBARC to find a loving, permanent home. Colin has been in the care of an experienced animal welfare worker whilst waiting to come to us, and so although we do not know much about his past, we know that he is a friendly dog with people of all ages, although as we do not have a long term history for him, we would not wish to place him with children under 10 years. He is unknown with cats, but is good with other dogs. Colin walks well on the lead, travels well and is a very intelligent dog who will need some further training to help him develop further, to build a bond with his new owner, and to keep his busy collie brain occupied! So dog training classes will be an essential element in owning this gorgeous boy.Colin has a sweet nature and will make a great companion sof someone who enjoys the company of an active and intelligent dog. He would love to learn a dog sport such ad Agility or Flyball , and will certainly need lots of walks - and lots of cuddles! He will need company most of the time ‍

Dog Trouble Foundation

Hi, I’m Cooper! I’m 2½ years old, castrated, and full of energy and enthusiasm for life. I absolutely love kids, and I get on really well with other dogs too. I’d be more than happy to live with another dog who’d enjoy having me as a buddy.I’m a very active boy — adventures, walks, playtime… I’m up for it all! I’ve got great recall, so I’m really good at coming back when I’m called (especially if there’s fun or treats involved!).I’m looking for a home that enjoys keeping busy and can give me the exercise, structure and cuddles I love. If you’re after a friendly, fun-loving companion, I might just be your perfect match.Love,Cooper

DBARC

(13kg)Cute young Corrie was handed into a dog pound as a stray but was never reclaimed and has now come to DBARC to find a permanent loving home. She is a sweet and very intelligent little girl as well as being a very fun and active dog who will suit someone who enjoys a bright and energetic companion, and would ideally enjoy a dog activity such as Flyball or Agility, or learning lots of fun tricks. As with most collie types, she will need to exercise her brain as well as her body! As we have no long term history for Corrie, we would not wish to place her with children under 10 years. She is unknown with cats or small pets, and although we do not know if she has lived with other dogs, we do know that she has been friendly and playful with dogs in the rescue environment and this will need to be maintained by her adopter allowing careful introduction to safe and well mannered dogs.Corrie would benefit from and greatly enjoy dog training classes and this gives the chance to meet other dogs in a controlled situation as well as a chance for her to learn fun stuff. She will certainly need an interesting and active lifestyle as well, and company most of the time.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Frank?Frank is a stunning young lad full of joy and personality, and he’s excited to find his perfect family! He’s a fun, bouncy boy who brings endless enthusiasm to everyone he meets. He’s currently practising his best manners and learning to keep all four paws on the floor — he’s just so happy he sometimes forgets how big he is! Frank enjoys his walks work but he is under socialised with dogs and can be reactive. He would benefit from an experienced home who are willing to continue with Franks ongoing training. Frank could live with older children who are confident around larger, playful dogs following a successful meet at the centre. Frank would suit a home where he is the only dog.Is Frank right for you?Frank is a bright, energetic one‑year‑old Dobermann who thrives on human companionship. Like many Dobies — often affectionately called “Velcro dogs” — he loves being close to his people and will happily be your loyal shadow. As he settles into his new home, his leaving times can be gradually built up with support.He’d adore joining in with family adventures and is always ready to hop into the car for a trip. Frank is learning to walk nicely on the lead, and he’s making great progress with a headcollar. He’s a clever boy who enjoys training, puzzles, and anything that keeps his brilliant brain busy.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Hugo?Hugo will truly shine in a calm to moderately active home where he can enjoy consistent routines and a peaceful environment.He could live in a household with older teenagers, or adults. Hugo currently lives with older children and interacts with them respectfully. Because he’s a lively, enthusiastic youngster who expresses his excitement through jumping and vocalising, he’s looking for a home without very young children.To help Hugo settle comfortably, a home with fewer visitors—especially at first—will support his confidence and prevent him from becoming overly excited.Hugo is a wonderfully friendly and affectionate young dog with a big personality. He’s still learning how to manage all his emotions, particularly when meeting new people, exploring new places, or encountering other dogs. He’s seeking a committed, positive home that enjoys training and is ready to help him continue developing his loose‑lead walking, greeting manners, focus and calmness.Hugo will need to be the only dog in his new home. He has had limited social experiences with other dogs and can become very enthusiastic and frustrated when seeing them up close. With patient guidance and ongoing training, he’ll have the chance to build better dog‑to‑dog skills over time.Is Hugo right for you?Hugo is a wonderful one-year-old Akita–Border Collie cross who is currently in our care through our Homestay scheme.As a young, lively dog, he’s full of enthusiasm for life and is learning new skills every day. With ongoing training, he’s sure to flourish even further.Hugo is a big, affectionate softie who adores people, toys, games and plenty of cuddles. He has a playful, inquisitive nature and loves exploring his surroundings. He’s an eager, social companion who will thrive with calm, consistent guidance and a family who enjoys positive training and staying engaged with him.He is still building confidence with spending time alone, so he’ll need a home where leaving hours are initially very low, alongside a gentle, structured plan to help him develop independence at his own pace.Hugo travels well and settles nicely in the car. While he may start out a little alert, he quickly relaxes and is able to enjoy the journey comfortably.

DBARC

is a beautiful dog who was surrendered for rehoming by his former owners along with another dog because they did not have a secure garden and were not able to prevent the dogs from straying. Jasper had been in the same home since he was a young puppy so whilst this must have been a huge change for him, he has such a lovely nature and just likes people, so does not seem traumatised in any way! He is a really special boy, with a calm and loving personality. Jasper is a joy to be around.Jasper has been used to living with children in his previous home, so we would be happy to rehome him with children who are used to dog and old enough to repect their needs and their space. He has not lived with cats. He has been used to living with a nother dog, and is aslso good when meeting new canine pals! Jasper loves his walks and is an easy-going dog who loves as run but is also calm and sensible. He has been used to being with another dog, so will need company most of the time.

DBARC

is a lovely affectionate boy but gets very excited about life. He is possessive over toys and food with other dogs but not people. The previous owners took him off an older couple about a month ago with the hopes he could be a yard dog but he is not so good with horses so sadly the home did not work. He sits, lies down, paw etc. is good with other dogs off the lead. He plays nicely, plays with our other dog and other dogs we have met, good with kids, I have nieces and nephews from 2-16 and he is good with all of them. He loves belly scratches and bones to chew.Marley's looking for a home where he will get lots of both mental and physical exercise - he's definitely not a couch potato of a dog! He would excel in a doggie sport such as Agility/Flyball etc. He can be a little possessive over his food and toys with other dogs (not people) so is probably best homed as an only dog. A lovely active boy looking for a lovely, active home.

DBARC

was adopted from us 3 years ago, but has very sadly had to come back to us because the only person in the family able to walk him is ill and unable to do so. Milo has doubled in weight since he left as he has not been having the exercise. He is now on a strict doggie diet and exercise regime to get him back in shape. The family who adopted him say he is a very barky dog and reacts to many things in the home like the TV, birds, doorbell etc. We feel this may be partly due to frustration from not getting the physical and mental exercise he needs and being in a busy home - so his new family will need to understand this and be willing and able to help him. In the home he has been a very loving dog who enjoys cuddles and has been good with children. He is not happy in the kennel environment so we hope he can find a family who will offer him his true forever home very soon.