Kent

Angels 4 Dogs

Acorn is a super sweet dog. He arrived a with us at the end of January and is the last of his siblings to be adopted. Acorn is currently in foster with many other dogs and is doing so well. He is sweet, kind and very friendly.Acorn is house clean and crate trained and plays with the other dogs very nicely.Acorn is currently around 12kg but still has some growing to do.He loves nothing more than a good chew toy or charging around the garden with his friends. Acorn would definitely prefer another resident dog but could be homed as an only dog. Acorn enjoys his walks and walks on the lead very nicely. Anyone who is lucky enough to adopt Acorn will not regret it at all. Acorn needs a secure garden with 6ft fencing Minimum and no gaps at all.As with all puppies on going training will be needed. Acorn can live with dogs and Children 8+.

Last Chance Animal Rescue

Colour: TanLocation: New Romney Alan is an incredibly nervous boy who needs an adult only home with someone who can help him work through his anxieties. When he feels safe, he can be incredibly affectionate and cuddly but will bite if he feels scared. Alan is very hit and miss with other dogs and can be reactive on lead and so would benefit greatly from being the only pet in the property, this also includes cats. He does struggle with separation anxiety therefore Alan is looking for somewhere where someone is around most of the time to help him feel more safe and secure. With patience, understanding and plenty of love he will make a wonderful companion.

Last Chance Animal Rescue

Colour: Golden TanLocation: New Romney Amber came to us as a stray. She is terrified of the world, and it is clear that she has never known the love and security every dog deserves.Amber arrived with a fractured pelvis and a complete dislocation of her right hind leg We are still urgently searching for a quiet foster home where Amber can rest, recover, and heal following her operation which we are funding and is taking place 17th June. She needs a calm home with no children or cats, where she can feel safe and begin to build her confidence.Amber is still very scared and finding everything overwhelming, but she is a gentle girl who deserves the chance to recover in a loving environment. If you think you could offer Amber a foster home, please get in touch. Every share could help us find the perfect place for her to heal. If you are unable to offer a home but are able to donate a little towards her veterinary care please go to our news page. thank you

Fetcher Dog

Angel came to us from a pound in the U.K. We believe she had been used for breeding and then dumped when she was no longer of use. Based on the photos that we saw of Angel before her arrival, we knew she would need some veterinary assessment on her legs and these have since been completed. Angel is a pocket bully and poor breeding has lead to some deformities in her limbs. Her x-rays do show curvature of the bones in her front legs but no other issues such as arthritis were detected. Angel needs to gain some strength and stamina as it is clear she has not been used to a lot of exercise and it will be important for her future adopter to keep her at a healthy weight but the vets have said that there is nothing to currently worry about with her health.Angel came in and was immediately the sweetest dog. She is extremely affectionate and loves to sit on our laps for cuddles and affection. She does like to wander around our fields and do lots of sniffing but does end up coming back and joining us for cuddles. She is food motivated which will help with training. Angel has been good with the other dogs at the centre but can be quite excited to meet new dogs so will need to learn to stay calm.We do not know if Angel has ever had a proper home life so she will need full training upon adoption.

Fetcher Dog

Anthony was rescued from the streets of Bosnia with his Mother and siblings when he was a tiny puppy. He was living on the side of a busy road and needed rescuing urgently so was taken in by our rescuer. He is now waiting at the rescue centre in Kent for a home of his own.Anthony is a sweet and gentle boy. He is nervous with new people and new situations but does warm to people with a little bit of patience and attaches himself to someone for comfort in new situations. He likes to sit on our laps and rest his head on our knees for comfort. Anthony loves playing and running in our field. He likes to chase his siblings around and throw his toys around the field. He loves food and treats and warms to new people faster with treats.Anthony has never lived in a home before so will need full training and socialisation upon adoption.

Last Chance Animal Rescue

Colour: Black and TanLocation: Edenbridge Apollo is a lovely boy who has come into us due to being stressed from the other dogs in the home. He is a loving and affectionate boy who enjoys cuddles. Apollo can be nervous so would like a calm and quiet home with owners who will give him the time and space he needs to settle. He would be better suited as the only pet in the home. Apollo has never been around children before and due to his nerves would be better suited to a home with older teenage children or an adult only home. Apollo has only been left for a maximum of 2 hours so needs a home where someone is around for most of the day. He enjoys playing with his toys whilst curled up in his bed. Apollo is overweight so will need to have active owners who can help him lose some weight and he must be on a diet. If you are interested in Apollo, please come down to our Edenbridge centre.

Kent Greyhound Rescue

Aragorn is a stunning 3-year-old blue boy with a temperament as gentle as those soft, floppy ears and a big heart full of love to give.

Angels 4 Dogs

Archie is a wonderful big greyhound with a typical greyhound nature! He is extemely sweet and a very laid back boy. Archie is house clean and a well-behaved house guest in his foster home. He enjoys walks and long afternoon naps. He lives with two other lurcher boys and is very well behaved with them, he enjoys a little play and then back to snoozing! He travels well in the car and recently passed a health check at the vets. He has an old leg injury from this that has been operated on.Archie does having a racing history so no small furries please! Here's what his foster mum says: Archie has settled well into a foster home with two other male sighthounds. No food aggression or any dog aggression shown. Typical greyhound- loves his food and loves his comfort- very quickly has made the sofa his choice of seating. Clean in the house. Not too confident on the stairs- good going up but still a work in progress getting back down! Gets into the car and travels well in the car now(although perhaps a larger car would be useful!!) Good with other dogs when out on a walk and loves people. Walks beautifully on the lead - unless there’s a squirrel in sight! I can manage the three large boys with one hand. Rarely barks. Takes treats nicely and tends to keep all four feet on the floor when he’s greeting you which is a relief as he’s as tall as I am! Very cuddly in the house and good recall outside. Typical countersurfer- often find things squirrelled away in his bed though non destructive- just a thief. He would like to live with another dog although not essential. Doesn’t need loads of exercise. Archie is a very lovely and loving dog- well regulated emotionally- will walk away from confrontation rather than escalate it. He’s got a really good, kind nature and positive attitude to life. Archie needs a secure garden with 6ft fencing minimum and no gaps at all.As with all dogs on going training will be needed. Archie can live with dogs, no cats and children 12+ please.

Fetcher Dog

Asher came to us from the pound when he was due to be put to sleep. We initially agreed to take his brother Rowan in but when Asher appeared at the pound too, we couldn't leave him behind.Asher was so scared and shut down in the pound. It was clear he hadn't been treated with much kindness but as soon as he arrived at the centre and knew he was safe, he flourished ans quickly became the bouncing, loving and playful boy he was supposed to be.Asher is the most loving and sweet boy when he gets to know you. He loves to bound around our field and play and he really loves bum scratches and belly rubs. Asher has been good with the other dogs at the centre but was a bit fearful of them when he first arrived so will need slow introductions with new dogs so that he doesn't get overwhelmed.We do not know anything about Asher's life before the pound, so please expect to do full training upon adoption.

Fetcher Dog

Bagheera was rescued from being put to sleep in a U.K. pound. He had served his statutory 7 days and as he wasn't claimed, he was at risk of being put to sleep. He is now safe and waiting for a home of his own.Bagheera has been a happy, cheerful and lovely boy since he stepped foot on the rescue centre. He is a big cuddle bug who thinks he is a lapdog despite his size. Bagheera loves to spend time outside and in our fields. He loves to play fetch and the squeaky ball is his favourite. He has been good with the other dogs here and at the pound.We do not know if Bagheera has ever lived in a home before so he will need full training upon adoption.

Foal Farm

This is a special appeal for a special boy. We are looking for a long term foster home.Many of our supporters will recognise our boy, Bambi. He originally came to Foal in July 2020 at approximately a year old. He came to us from a pound, so we had no information about Bambi’s history. What we did know, was that this poor boy had not been loved and cared for. He was scared of us, underweight, had sore skin and, overall, he was in very poor condition.With a little time and patience, Bambi soon made friends with the staff and volunteers here. It became apparent that Bambi had allergies, so with medication and a good diet his health improved. Bambi was rehomed in September 2020 but was unfortunately returned after a short while. We learnt from this homing that Bambi struggled with visitors and scenarios which took him by surprise such as opening a car door.On Bambi’s return we started to notice his behaviour appeared to be a little ‘odd’. His eyesight was deteriorating, and his balance was off. We knew there was something else underlying going on and after discussion with our vets, with a delay due to Covid, we finally got Bambi to see a specialist in November 2021. Bambi was diagnosed with neurodegenerative brain disorder and mild hydrocephalus, which is water on the brain and sadly there is no treatment we can give Bambi to help with either of these conditions. He also has impaired vision. Due to his diagnosis and his behaviour becoming unpredictable, we decided it would be best for Bambi to become a sanctuary dog at Foal where he will have stability and be surrounded by people who adore him.Upon diagnosis, we were also informed that his life span would be affected, and he could only live for another two years but there is no way to guarantee this. Fast forward a year and a half, our boy is doing really well, he loves his people and is a very good boy with his favourite friends. There have been no significant changes from when he was first diagnosed and this is very encouraging.Although Bambi still has his little quirks, he has not shown aggression to those that he trusts. We understand him and respect his space when he wants it. He is a fun and loving boy and although has medical issues, is also very clever and loves training!As Bambi is doing so well, we do feel that he has the potential to settle into a new home. We are seeking the impossible, a very special somebody who can give up some time initially to become acquainted with Bambi and develop a trusting relationship with him as we do here at Foal. Homes must be adult only and free from any other animals. The team at Foal would support the transition to the home with as many visits as required with Bambi.We are looking for a foster home, so all ongoing medical issues will be covered by Foal and his new family would have our complete support for his whole life. This boy has done so well and as much as he is happy and settled here, we would love nothing more than for him to have his very own place to call home. If you have any enquiries regarding our beautiful Bambi, please get in touch with the dog team by calling us or emailing [email protected]. Thank you.

Fetcher Dog

Bambi was rescued from a life of force breeding in Bosnia. She was poorly cared for and made to have litter after litter of puppies before we managed to bring her into our care. Bambi is now with us at our rescue centre in Kent and ready for a forever home of her own.Because of the condition Bambi was in when she arrived to us, she has been with us at the centre for a little while as we needed to get her back up to a good weight and into a good condition. During that time, she won everyone's heart at the centre and has become a favourite for the whole team.Bambi is a sweet and loving girl who loves affection and belly rubs. She loves being outside in the sunshine, rolling in the grass and playing with her toys. She also loves napping in a sunny spot in her kennel and relaxing on her comfy bed.