East Sussex

RSPCA

Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossbreed Brindle and white 7 Years (approx) Ref: 58/26 Beau is a beautiful, bouncy Staffy cross Lurcher with a big personality and an even bigger heart. He came into our care under very sad circumstances, having been handed over to an inspector after being kept in a crate for most of his time and not receiving enough food. When Beau arrived, he was extremely underweight and had caused serious damage to his own tail. His condition was so poor that he required hospitalisation before joining us at the centre, and sadly his tail had to be amputated. Despite everything he has been through, Beau has shown incredible resilience. Since arriving at the centre, he has truly come out of his shell and is beginning to enjoy life again. Beau has made lots of friends during his time with us. He is friendly with people, enjoys the company of other dogs, and absolutely loves getting out on adventures. He’s a clever boy who is very foodmotivated, which makes training both fun and rewarding. Beau is now looking for a loving home that will give him the patience, understanding, and affection he deserves. After such a difficult start in life, he is ready to be cherished and spoiled. If you think you could offer Beau the happy, secure future he’s been waiting for, please submit a Perfect Match form to info@rspcasussexwest.org.uk You'll need to take me to training classes I could live with children of secondary school age I need someone with me most of the time I get on well with many other dogs I'd prefer not to live with a cat I'm always on the go I love food and treats DOG Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossbreed Brindle and white 7 Years (approx) Ref: 58/26

RSPCA

Bison came in on the 14th of December via another rescue.He is a friendly, affectionate boy who enjoys attention and is a favourite amongst the staff as he is such a cuddly boy. Bison walks really well on the lead and knows sit and his name. He is very clean in his kennel so should be housetrained.Bison mostly ignores other dogs when out but can take a dislike to some, especially smaller ones. He needs a home without cats.He will make a wonderful addition to the family and could live with children 10 years or older who are used to big dogsScroll through the gallery of images above or click to openΔdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() );You must have an appointment booked after applying to adopt in order to meet the animals.You are welcome to drop off donations at any time or come into our reception office with any enquiries.We are constantly striving to improve all aspects of our work. If you feel we haven’t got something right we have a Branch Complaints Policy to address any issues.For further information about how we manage your data, please read our privacy policy.Registered Charity No. 206630. Copyright RSPCA Brighton & The Heart of Sussex 2025. All rights reserved.

A New Leash For Life

Bruno is a 5 month old, sweet little guy who is doing his best to be a puppy - he arrived a nervous broken down little soul, 2 weeks later he is starting to show what a cheeky boy lies inside. He is likely to be a medium to large size when fully grown. Bruno has been vaccinated, microchipped and blood tested prior to travelling to the UK He loves food and a toys, and has found the garden a fun place to be. Toilet training is ongoing, but he does use a puppy pad at the back door if we don't get there quick enough He is happy with the harness but not so much with a lead, so slow introduction to a lead will be needed. He enjoys the company of our resident dogs and he would definitely benefit from a dog in his new home to help gis confidence. Due to his nervous nature it will take him a little while to really relax but we truly believe he will make a fantastic dog to any family Dog savvy children of 8 years plus would be best alone to Bruno still being a bit nervous. Bruno is looking for a home with a patient and understanding family that can allow Bruno some time to gain confidence and blossom. He will benefit from all the usual puppy training and ongoing socialisation. In foster in Eastbourne

Kit Wilson Trust

Callie is very energetic and active, she loves to play with other dogs especially if they are a similar energy level. Unfortunately, Callie has had an unsettled start in life, having had several homes. Therefore, she is in desperate need of a stable home that is willing to commit time to training with structure. Can sometimes be wary of strangers approaching. Callie is very loyal and loving with a fun personality.‍

Wadars

Coco is best described as a little dog with a big personality.Coco can be a little apprehensive when meeting new people and in situations she’s not familiar with. However once she gets to know and trust you she is both loving and very playful.She loves a lap to sit on, but lacks a little confidence on the lead outdoors. Coco is happy to meet other dogs, and doesn’t seem worried by cats, but she would not be suitable with young children.

Lurcher SOS

Daithi is a gorgeous lad with a gentle heart who is ready for his second chance. Around four years old, he stands at approximately 24 inches to the shoulder and weighs 25 kg. Since being in foster, he’s been learning what it means to live in a home and is making lovely progress every single day.He’s a calm, affectionate boy indoors who thrives on routine and loves to relax on his bed or in his crate, where he sleeps happily with the door open. He settles very quickly when left for up to three hours and has great house manners. He’s clean in the house, although he still needs guidance to ask to go out, so ongoing training will be important. He doesn’t counter surf, has no guarding issues, and currently stays off the furniture. He’s recently learnt how to sit and is very keen to please.Daithi’s confidence is growing all the time. He’s now happily using the stairs indoors, his tail is wagging more, and he’s choosing to come over for cuddles. He loves time with his people and really enjoys pottering about or playing in the garden, where he’s incredibly well behaved and not barky. He has the occasional burst of zoomies, especially after dinner or at bedtime, which is very sweet to see. Toys are still a bit of a mystery to him, but treats definitely aren’t, especially licky mats and snuffle balls.Out on walks, Daithi really comes into his own. He absolutely loves the countryside and settles beautifully indoors after a good walk. He does need regular exercise to help him relax, and will need two to three good walks a day, around 90 minutes in total. He walks nicely on the lead most of the time and has excellent recall indoors and in the garden. He can still be unsure on certain surfaces and environments, such as metal stairs or some types of flooring, and can feel overwhelmed in busy or unfamiliar situations. He benefits from gentle reassurance and looks to his humans for support. A quieter rural home or peaceful town setting would suit him best.Daithi gets on well with other dogs and has grown in confidence socialising, not just with sighthounds but with calmer dogs of other breeds too. He enjoys their company and would be happy living with another relaxed, confident dog, male or female, although he could also live as an only dog with the right support. His prey drive has increased as his confidence has grown, so he’s not cat friendly, and care is needed around small dogs at first until he realises they’re dogs.He’s generally polite when meeting new people and is becoming more relaxed, often choosing to ignore visitors or occasionally asking for a gentle fuss. He can still have the odd wobble with new or less familiar people, where something unexpected can spook him and he may need space and time to settle again. With calm handling and reassurance, he recovers well. He travels well in the car, responds to his name, and is an easy, pleasant companion to have around the home.Daithi is a beautiful boy inside and out. He’s sensitive and thoughtful, with so much love to give, and he just needs patient, understanding humans and a calm environment to help him continue building confidence. With consistency, kindness, and possibly a canine friend, he’ll make a truly loyal and rewarding companion.Daithi is currently in foster in East Sussex. If you’re looking for a gentle, affectionate lurcher and can offer a quiet lifestyle, lovely walks, and lots of reassurance, Daithi could be the perfect addition to your family.

RSPCA

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Tan and white 8 Years (approx) Ref: 109/26 FOSTER OR FOSTER WITH THE VIEW TO ADOPT We are looking for someone who has the space and time to offer Bella a wonderful home environment to heal in. She came into the centre with very sore and itchy skin and very skinny. Whilst she has been with us she had recieved lots of love and care to get her on the mend, but now we are looking for a home where she can carry on with her treatments. She will be under our foster care until the vets are happy with how her skin is healed. Whilst in foster you will need to bring her back to the centre for vet visits and carefully follow our vet and behaviour teams advice. You will be supported by the team here at Mount Noddy to help her settle in and be given everything you need such as food, toys and beds.Since being with us she has shown herself to be a very sweet girl, she loves everyone she meets and will always be up for having a snack. She is strong and bouncy, dont let her fool you with her age. We are looking for a home where they will be strong enough to walk her and she will need to have a bath once a week to help her skin.If you think you could offer Bella a place to recover or after helping heal, a forever home please send in a perfect match form and foster form to info@rspcasussexwest.org.uk You'll need to take me to training classes I could live with children of primary school age I can be left alone for short periods I'd prefer to be the only dog in a home I may be able to live with a friendly cat I'm always on the go I love food and treats DOG Staffordshire Bull Terrier Tan and white 8 Years (approx) Ref: 109/26

PawPrints To Freedom

Fritz gets nervous when visitors enter the house but settles down with familiar people. Due to this, he would prefer to be in a calm, quiet home. He would be the perfect companion in a household with few visitors, where the occupant was around a lot to teach him that the world is not as scary as he thinks it is.Fritz accepts a lead but would benefit from further training. He pulls a lot on walks and gets over-stimulated quickly.Fritz would prefer to be the only pet in an adults only, female led household. He is very unsure of men initially but once he gets to know them, he will accept and begin to bond.Fritz enjoys playing with his toys and loves tummy rubs. He travels well in the car and sleeps well overnight. Fritz would need to be the only dog in the household

RSPCA

Hopscotch came in on the 24th of February via another RSPCA centre. She was removed from her previous home due to neglect and abandonment.Hopscotch is a friendly, happy girl who walks well on the lead and is learning to sit (when she can stay still enough!). She loves to play with a ball and will bring it back to you for more games. Hopscotch would benefit from some further training and an active home with someone used to bull breeds.She will be tested with other dogs while she is with us at the shelter.Hopscotch is a new arrival who is still being assessed. More info to follow.Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() );You must have an appointment booked after applying to adopt in order to meet the animals.You are welcome to drop off donations at any time or come into our reception office with any enquiries.We are constantly striving to improve all aspects of our work. If you feel we haven’t got something right we have a Branch Complaints Policy to address any issues.For further information about how we manage your data, please read our privacy policy.Registered Charity No. 206630. Copyright RSPCA Brighton & The Heart of Sussex 2025. All rights reserved.

PAW Society

Whoever is lucky enough to adopt Kenny will have a friend for life. This sweet and soppy boy is unfalteringly loyal and adores his favourite people. He’s seeking a calm and stable environment in which to finally settle down.Kenny is pretty much summed up by the word “goofy”. His daily zoomies and bursts of play provide endless entertainment and, each time you return home, he’ll treat you to a very wiggly “hello” dance. He is very affectionate and would spend all day curled up with you if he could. His happy place is the sofa! If he feels he’s not getting enough attention, he’ll let you know by tapping you with his paw until you give him a scratch.In his life, Kenny’s lived with dogs of all sizes, breeds and sexes and is very happy in their company. While he’s never lived with cats, he’s shown no prey drive while on walks. He has lived well alongside a young child while in residential training and he may gravitate towards children due to their natural vulnerability. A home with children could be considered for Kenny in the right family.

Kit Wilson Trust

Kita has not had the best start in life and can be wary at times when meeting new people. Once she knows and trusts you, she loves nothing more than a good game of fetch. Kita is very loving and she is desperately seeking security and stability in her life. A shepherd experienced home is preferred. It is unknown whether Kita is spayed so this will need to be done at the appropriate time if necessary.‍

RSPCA

Koala came in on the 3rd of May via another rescue.She is a sweet, friendly girl who knows how to sit and is learning her new name. Koala is very enthusiastic and likes to say hello to everyone she meets. She enjoys playing with toys, especially playing fetch with a ball or a soft toy she can rip up.Koala is a new arrival who is still being assessed. More info to follow.Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() );You must have an appointment booked after applying to adopt in order to meet the animals.You are welcome to drop off donations at any time or come into our reception office with any enquiries.We are constantly striving to improve all aspects of our work. If you feel we haven’t got something right we have a Branch Complaints Policy to address any issues.For further information about how we manage your data, please read our privacy policy.Registered Charity No. 206630. Copyright RSPCA Brighton & The Heart of Sussex 2025. All rights reserved.