Lincolnshire

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Adele came into the shelter raising her litter of puppies and graciously welcomed the help of the rescuers. She appears to be a labrador mix and has many characteristics of a retriever. She is generally a very happy and friendly dog but can be a little bouncy. She gets along well with the other dogs at the shelter and is looking for a home that can take her for lots of exercise, and work on some basic training with her. She is very food motivated and is sure to be a quick study.

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Aggie and Amelie are two sisters who has been waiting a long time for the perfect home. She was scooped up by the dog catchers and sent to the local pound. She was saved from the pound by our rescuer and has been waiting for her chance ever since. She is a very opinionated girl and would be best suited to a home where she would be the only pet. She could live with older children ages 13+ who understand that she just wants to be left alone.

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Alanzo is a shy boy who was found alone in an abandoned house. As he still thinks he sees ghosts sometimes, he will need some time in a foster home to learn that the world is not so scary. He gets along fine with other dogs and would be ok in a home with teenage children ages 13+ who would understand his anxiety.

Jerry Green Dog Rescue

Hi, my name is Albert, and I’m looking for my forever home!I have lived with my family since I was just a baby, and I’m very lucky that they are continuing to care for me while I wait to find the perfect home. I’ve had lots of love throughout my life and now I’m ready to find a family who can help me enjoy the next chapter of my journey.I’m a friendly and affectionate boy weighing around 19kg, and I have so much love to give. I absolutely adore people and I’m happiest when I’m spending time with my humans. My favourite thing in the world is having my back scratched, and if you find the right spot, you’ll be rewarded with my famous full body wiggle!I’m a really adaptable lad and I take new experiences in my stride. I’ve been lucky enough to go on holidays with my family, visit new places, and meet lots of different people. When I came to the centre, I settled in brilliantly and showed everyone what a relaxed and friendly boy I can be.At home, I’m a very good boy. I’m house trained, crate trained, and I’m comfortable relaxing in my crate. I’m happy being separated with baby gates or closed doors, and I’m not destructive. I’m currently coping well with being left for longer periods due to my family’s work commitments, but I’d really love a home where I can spend more time being part of family life.I can be left for around 4 hours once I’m settled, and I could potentially be left for a full working day if I had support such as a dog walker or someone popping in for a midday break.I enjoy my walks and love having time to sniff and explore. I’m not a dog who needs endless miles, but I do enjoy getting out and about, taking my time, and finding a nice sunny spot in the garden for some sunbathing! I walk nicely on the lead and, although I might pull and be strong towards an interesting smell, I’m generally an easy-going walking companion.I’m a polite boy around other dogs and have shown that I can enjoy their company. I haven’t lived in a home with another dog before, so I’m looking for a home where I can be the only dog and have all the attention to myself. I would love to have doggy walking friends to enjoy adventures with, and I’m happy to share my walks with calm canine companions.I’ve grown up around children of all ages, I could live with children aged 8 years and over, as long as they are confident and don’t mind that I can jump up! My new family will need to help me learn calm greetings and understand that my enthusiasm.One thing my new family will need to understand is that sometimes I can have some very big feelings. When I get these, especially when meeting new people, receiving lots of attention, or being handled for a while, I can become a little overwhelmed. I might jump up or try to hump when I’m feeling this way, but I respond really well to calm guidance and reassurance.I’m a good traveller once I’m in the car and can happily travel for around 2 hours in my crate in the boot. I can sometimes be a little unsure about getting into the car and may need some encouragement, but once I’m loaded, I settle quietly.I may potentially be able to live with cats or other small animals, but as I haven’t lived with them before, this would need careful introductions. If you do have a cat, you will need to live close to the centre (PE20 2BB) so we can arrange a home visit and make sure it is the right match for everyone.If you’re looking for a loving, loyal companion who will greet you with a wagging tail, make you smile with my silly ways, and reward you with endless affection, I might just be the boy you’ve been waiting for.Love,Albert Key info: Children 8+, Small breed, Cat friendly, Housetrained, Secure garden, Dog friendly - on walks, Can be left alone for 4 hrs

Three Counties Dog Rescue

Albi is a Foxhound X Beagle born 28/06/2020. He is a lovely boy who likes nothing better than playing with his toys or chasing a ball.Albi has lots of energy and can get quite excited he will therefore need some further training but is an intelligent boy who will learn quickly.Albi is OK with other dogs when he is out on walks but would need to be the only dog in the home. Albi can live with children that are over 12 due to his size and energy. We don’t know if he can live with a cat. He has lived where there were horses and chickens.Albi travels very well in the car.Re homing within a 50 mile drive of Bourne Lincolnshire. Please check the mileage before calling to avoid disappointment. High fencing required. Viewing by appointment only in between 10-3pmIf you are interested in Albi, please call Gyll Mauchline on 01778 424953 or 07708589792 (9am – 5pm) to discuss this further.

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Alessia was found in front of our Rescuers house. The rescuer feels she came to her because the other dogs were calling for her to comer over. She is a friendly and approachable girl, who could live with other dogs but not with cats. She is still quite young and could live with children ages 8 and up who wouldn't be bothered by her friendly nature.

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Areca is looking for a special home with bully experience. She is a lovely dog with humans, loves her food and enjoys a good cuddle but finds it difficult to get along with other dogs straight away. She has been known to forge relationships with a few selected dogs but only after slow and careful introductions. Because of this she is looking for an experienced home and could potentially live with children ages 13 or over but never with cats.

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Atlas is an active, energetic boy who is looking for a family who will take him on lots of walks and play with him. He is eager to please and has a really sweet soft side. He self identifies as a lady's man and because of this, he only gets along with female dogs. He would be suitable to a home with older children ages 13+ who don't mind that he dreams of being the only good boy on the block.

CGSR

Atlas. 4years. Entire. Lived with PomX & cats. Currently in foster under assessment, more info will be added as we learn him. No young children as he has no spacial awareness. Very protective of the house. No issues once visitors are inside. A range of our high quality branded clothing alongside other unique pieces of clothing guaranteed to draw attention to yourself. Providing excellent durability and fashion for all seasons these are must have items. We intend to extend our range frequently so why not visit our shop regularly to see what we have on offer Interested in adopting or fostering one of our dogs ? Visit our page which will explain all the details you need. Each and every one of our dogs is checked by a vet, is assessed and micro chipped. As a reputable rescue our volunteers strive to ensure that everything is done to the highest standard and in the strictest confidentiality to make sure that every dog in our care gets a loving home. And that is, as they say, exactly what it says on the tin. Here you can find some of the wonderful dogs that have come into Central German Shepherd Rescue and gone on to live a happy life in a new loving family. Some of them have come through trauma, some have come through their owners personal circumstances but each and every one has gone to a HAPPY HOME

Fen Bank Greyhound Sanctuary

Bandit (01/11/2020) is our handsome boy with a striking blue brindle coat and ears that have a mind of their own. He’s endlessly curious and a bit of a nosy neighbour, always Read More

New Leaf Dog Rescue

Banjo's mother Esti was found when heavily pregnant and was taken in by a kind person who fostered her while she gave birth and looked after the puppies. Once the puppies were old enough, the young family moved to the shelter where they are now looking for their forever homes. Banjo is a friendly but easy-going puppy who could live with cats as well as other dogs. He could also live with children ages 8 and up.

Keiths Rescue Dogs

Handsome Barnaby is a nearly 3-year-old Springer Spaniel looking for his forever home ️This gorgeous boy is full of character, loves human company and has all the enthusiasm, energy and affection that spaniel lovers adore. Just look at that face! Barnaby is searching for a knowledgeable, adult-only home where he can continue to thrive. He can be reactive around other dogs, so he'll need owners who understand the breed and are committed to helping him build confidence and continue his training. ‍With the right guidance and support, Barnaby will be an incredibly loyal and loving companion. He forms strong bonds with his people and has so much love to give to the family lucky enough to welcome him into their lives. If you have spaniel experience and are looking for a devoted best friend to join your adventures, Barnaby could be waiting just for you.